I am using frozen blackberry in this recipe as JSB had got rid of all the blackberries down the hill. We're planting Kiwi's native trees there: Kauri is one of them, besides local walnut, pinenut and macadamia trees. It's all about self-sufficient and well-investment for both the property and the children. And, furthermore, we're looking after New Zealand by planting these native trees, don't you think?
The pastry recipe is adapted from a gluten-free version, Free-form Apple Pie. I just change the filling and also reduce the sugar on the pastry to 1 tsp only. I also use my own filling: 300g rhubarb, trim and diced, 200g frozen blackberries, thawed, 2-3 Tbs sugar and 1 Tbs cornflour with just toss everything up and spoon them on to the pastry, and bake using the steps provided.
We enjoyed them with cream. It is great also to eat it with vanilla ice cream (well, on this nippy weather, eating cold desserts would be a-sitting-by-the-fire mode).








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11 comments:
What adorable little pies!
Oh, yum! I've never had rhubarb and blackberries together, but they sound wonderful!
Aha...another "type" of pie *wink2*
btw, I can't see your banner & some of the pics on the page & sidebars :(
I love the rustic look of this pie..
eatme.delicious : thanks!
deborah: yeah, they're good in combination, i suppose.
zita: i know about the photos on the sidebar. i'm working on it.
nina: thanks!
Nice looking pies!
Awesome! I love rhubarb, unfortunately is difficult to get around here. Such be delicious together with blackberries. Yummy!
Delicious and cute looking! I love rhubarb, never had them with blackberries before though.
Rhubarb has been rearing its lovely pink head in our local markets. This recipe is going on my "to-do" list. It's a lovely alternative to the traditional pairing of strawberries and rhubarb.
kevin: thanks :D
suzana: i think blackberries are quite nice to pair with rhubarb :D
linda: if you prefer to use blackcurrants, they are nice too!
susan: i think so, susan :D
This looks so cute
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