rhubarb jam

This may be why most people settle on rhubarb jam.

An' Oi never told her as how the rhubarb jam was 'orrible.

There are old-fashioned staples like rhubarb jam, and such newer ones as jalapeno jelly.

Her sisters were out, but Ben was at the table doing his homework and her mother was making rhubarb jam.

There was a great deal of rhubarb down at the bottom, behind the potting shed, and Mrs Pr ingle had declared herself anxious to make rhubarb jam.

Neither of them young, the men had braved injury and lowered themselves into the gorge armed with thermoses of hot chocolate, two dozen fresh waffles, a jar of homemade rhubarb jam and a tub of hand-whipped cream.

HADRIAN'S, a brasserie, serves smoked salmon and scrambled eggs, fish and chips with peas and tartar sauce, lamb cutlet hot pot with savoy cabbage and, for dessert, baked rice pudding and rhubarb jam.

Sue Silkworth, a teacher in Poughkeepsie, in Dutchess County, grows much of the fruit for her winning preserves, like her blueberry basil and five-spice rhubarb jams, in a huge kitchen garden rimmed with grapevines that has been in her family for generations.

An example of a Making Mathematics Delicious lesson is the Mathematics of Rhubarb Jam lesson, which introduces a base recipe for rhubarb jam, and then asks students to complete a variety of math questions based on scaling the recipe.

On Sunday, we joined the early risers at the weekly Volcano Farmers Market at Cooper Center in the village and bought everything from Laura Yong's rhubarb jam to locally made gardenia moisturizer to savory homemade tamales, azuki bean soup, and salade niçoise for the picnics we had planned.