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Rah-Rah for Rhubarb Brownies

An easy rhubarb jam gets folded into the batter for these rich chocolate brownies.
An easy rhubarb jam gets folded into the batter for these rich chocolate brownies.

Resembling mutant celery and smelling rather strangely green and vegetative, rhubarb hasn’t necessarily been a favored springtime pick for me.

If given the choice, I’d much rather reach for strawberries instead.

But a recipe for “Rhubarb Brownies” captured my fancy enough to want to place a bunch in my grocery basket.

The recipe is from the new cookbook, “Coastal” (Chronicle Books), of which I received a review copy.

It was written by Chef Scott Clark of Dad’s Luncheonette in Half Moon Bay, with assistance from James Beard Award-winning food journalist Betsy Andrews, who is a contributing editor at Food & Wine magazine.

If you’ve had the pleasure of visiting Dad’s Luncheonette, you know that it’s the cutest little cafe that operates out of a permanently parked, historic train caboose.

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Red, Red Wine — As In Brownies

A little bit of Merlot in the batter makes these brownies extra delicious.
A little bit of Merlot in the batter makes these brownies extra delicious.

Have a splash of red wine leftover?

Sure, you could just drink it.

Or you could stir it into the batter of these dreamy, fudgy, rich brownies.

OK, now we are talking.

“Red Wine Brownies” is a recipe from the new “Sweet Tooth” (Clarkson Potter), of which I received a review copy.

It was written by Sarah Fennel, a New York City self-taught baker, photographer, and creator of the website, Broma Bakery.

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