This started out in 2009 as a year-long series of answers to an age-old question. At the end of that year, I thought I'd finished, but then in 2011, when we explored North America in an RV, like the proverbial cat, it came back. Since then, it's arisen occasionally. Just as it was back at the start, though I'm glad to share recipes, What's fer supper isn't a cooking blog. It's all about eating. Enjoy.
Thursday, June 30, 2011
The end, for now
That's what the message at the bottom of my cup says.
But I said I'd tell about how I made the rhubarb crisp, so I won't go back on my word.
Because I didn't bring sugar along, I had to come up with a sweetener of some kind, especially where the fruit in question was rhubarb. I used a packet of pre-sweetened apple cider mix, a drink that's supposed to be mixed with boiling water. It even had some cinnamony flavouring in it, so it worked well.
For the crisp part, I used two packets of easy morning porridge and addedsome dollops of butter (no margarine tagline will ever convince me not to use butter).
It turned out to still be a pretty tart dessert, so we topped it with vanilla yogourt and then really zipped it up with a swirl of huckleberry syrup we'd bought at a touristical spot along the way.
And because last time I said that this blog was ending it turned out that I was lying, well, all I can say is that it's ending for now.
There's still a drop of morning coffee in my favourite cup, so who knows?
In the meanwhile, the big limb will still carry on.
And rememember, don't be stumped when somebody asks, "What's fer supper?" Use what you have on hand and don't be afraid to mix things up and substitute -- even if the ingredients may initially seem strange. In truth, now and then, the meal might not be so great. Supper happens. But sometimes you'll find you've come up with something remarkable.
Happy suppers!




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