I have this impression of rhubarb as an old-fashioned food, a required favorite of everyone’s grandmother or great-grandmother.
And upon reading into rhubarb, because I’m a nerd and have books like this on hand, I found that my impression is not wrong. According to Harold McGee in his essential “On The History of Food and Cooking” :
“By the 18th century …
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