Rhubarb & Rose Friands And How To Make Some

Rhubarb & Rose Friands And How To Make Some. Hello friends, so how are you today? Did you know; The World’s Biggest Coffee Morning is coming up in September? So today I am sharing this Rhubarb & Rose Friands recipe with you. A guest post from Macmillan’s World’s Biggest Coffee Morning.

Table Of Contents:

  • Firstly, Rhubarb & Rose Friands And How To Make Some Ingredients.
  • Secondly, Rhubarb & Rose Friands And How To Make Some Method.
  • Thirdly, Other Post Ideas.
Rhubarb & Rose Friands And How To Make Some

Rhubarb & Rose Friands And How To Make Some:

Is There A Macmillan Coffee Morning And What Is It? Our largest charity event, the World’s Biggest Coffee Morning, benefits those who are fighting cancer. Everywhere in the UK, people organise their own Coffee Mornings, with the proceeds going to Macmillan.

How Does A Coffee Morning Work? Traditionally, volunteers bake delectable cakes for Coffee Mornings to be sold during the charitable event. The cakes can be purchased by the slice for a nominal fee together with a cup of coffee (or tea). The hosts’ chosen charity will get the funds raised.

What Do You Do At A Macmillan Coffee Morning? A Macmillan Coffee Morning is what? The greatest annual fundraiser for Macmillan is Macmillan’s Coffee Morning. The purpose of a coffee morning is to gather together with friends, family, coworkers, neighbours, and even strangers to share food and beverages, perhaps play a game or two, and raise money for a good cause.

Where Can I Pay In My Macmillan Coffee Morning Money? You can pay in the money you’ve raised at a NatWest, RBS, or Ulster Bank near you.

Rhubarb & Rose Friands And How To Make Some

Preparation time 15 minutes | Cooking time 35 minutes

Serves 12

You Will Also Need: Friand tray tin (8cm each)

Rhubarb & Rose Friands And How To Make Some:

Ingredients:

  • 120g rhubarb
  • 20g golden caster sugar
  • 160 g butter
  • 100 g plain flour
  • 250 g icing sugar
  • 125 g ground almonds
  • 6 egg whites
  • 6ml vanilla extract
  • 10 ml rose water

Method:

How To Make:

  1. Preheat the oven to 180°C.
  2. Slice the rhubarb on a diagonal to 2cm pieces, sprinkle with the caster sugar. Roast for 15 minutes. For the batter first melt the butter in a small saucepan, allow to cool to use in the recipe.
  3. Grease the friand tin with a little of the melted butter.
  4. Sift the flour and icing sugar into a bowl then stir through the ground almonds. Separate the eggs and retain the egg whites into another large bowl and whisk until they are white and frothy.
  5. Gently mix the frothy egg whites into the bowl of dry ingredients. Add the melted butter, vanilla extract, and rose water, stir to combine.
  6. Fill the friand tin until each mould is ⅔ full. Then place a piece of the roasted rhubarb on top and gently press into the batter.
  7. Bake the friands in the oven for 15 -20 mins minutes, or until they are lightly golden and a skewer inserted in the middle comes out clean.
  8. Let the friands cool in the pan for about 5 minutes before removing them to a wire rack to cool completely.
  9. Serve the friands warm or cold with a dusting of icing sugar.
Rhubarb & Rose Friands And How To Make Some

Rhubarb & Rose Friands And How To Make Some. Guest post; Macmillan’s World’s Biggest Coffee Morning takes place on Friday 30th September 2016.

For more recipes, or to register to hold a coffee morning and help ensure no-one faces cancer alone, visit: Coffee Macmillan.

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22 Comments

  1. Stella Olojola
    4 September 2016 / 18:28

    Amazing photography here. Looks so delicious. Will try making mine.

    • Clairejustine oxox
      7 September 2016 / 05:45

      Thanks for stopping by Stella 🙂

  2. Joanna Davis
    3 September 2016 / 14:01

    These look so delicious! I was actually thinking lately of making a rhubarb cake but I couldn't decide on what. This might just be the right answer.

    • Clairejustine oxox
      4 September 2016 / 05:37

      Thanks for the comment Joanna, whoo I hope you get to try them 🙂

  3. beautyqueenuk
    2 September 2016 / 14:05

    I havent had rhubarb in so long and now I am really craving some x

    • Clairejustine oxox
      2 September 2016 / 19:00

      Thanks for the comment x

  4. Evelina
    2 September 2016 / 12:09

    I love rhubarbs! It looks absolutely divine!

    • Clairejustine oxox
      2 September 2016 / 18:59

      Thanks Evelina 🙂

  5. Kara Guppy
    2 September 2016 / 10:17

    I have been given a load of rhubarb and had no idea what to do with it…….now sorted, thank you

    • Clairejustine oxox
      2 September 2016 / 18:59

      Aww great, thanks for stopping by Kara 🙂

  6. ana de jesus
    1 September 2016 / 21:39

    Not only does it look pretty but it also looks divine. I can't wait to try it xxx

    • Clairejustine oxox
      2 September 2016 / 18:58

      Thanks Ana 🙂

  7. Alina
    1 September 2016 / 15:16

    Not a big fan of rhubarb but it looks so gorgeous I'd eat it anyway ;)Alina from The Fairytale Pretty Picture

    • Clairejustine oxox
      1 September 2016 / 18:57

      Hehe, Thanks for stopping by Alina 🙂

  8. Dean B
    1 September 2016 / 14:57

    What a pretty spread! I've never cooked any rhubarb before, but this has just inspired me.

    • Clairejustine oxox
      1 September 2016 / 18:57

      Thanks Dean 🙂

  9. Margarett Murphy
    1 September 2016 / 11:11

    Who I have some rhubarb in the garden too.

    • Clairejustine oxox
      1 September 2016 / 18:56

      Hope you get to try it 🙂

  10. Mummy Tries
    1 September 2016 / 07:51

    These look very tasty! I'm (mostly) sugar free, so would never make them, but I'm not sure I could resist if someone else did 😉

    • Clairejustine oxox
      1 September 2016 / 09:06

      Thank you. I am going to try and be sugar free throughout September, once the children are back to school 🙂

  11. Tamar SB
    1 September 2016 / 00:03

    I need to experiment with rhubarb more!

    • Clairejustine oxox
      1 September 2016 / 09:01

      Thanks for the comment Tamar 🙂