[schema description]Rhubarb Bars are spring’s sweet-tart ode to seasonality—and Thrive Market’s version puts them front and center as a gluten-friendly dessert you’ll want on repeat. The crust blends oat flour and brown rice flour (both naturally grain-based alternatives to wheat), sweetened with maple syrup and held together with olive oil. On top sits an almond-rhubarb ...
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This week, we’re exploring the bright, tangy flavor of rhubarb in this moist upside down cake with a crunchy caramel top.
This week, we’re exploring the bright, tangy flavor of rhubarb in a super simple Paleo-friendly jam that comes together in just minutes.
[schema description]Think of this sparkling grapefruit, rhubarb, and ginger concoction as the fancier version of a typical morning glass of grapefruit juice. The rhubarb syrup can be made several days ahead of time and stored in the fridge.[/schema]