A delicious tea time cake/tart with a tangy rhubarb filling topped with nutty and buttery streusel. Serve it warm, if desired, with ice cream or vanilla sauce.
Cake | Streusel Topping |
---|---|
|
|
- To prepare the base. Place flour, sugar, salt, egg yolk, butter and cold water in a mixing bowl. Stir with a hand mixer attached with dough hooks until the mixture comes together. Form it into a ball and chill, wrapped with a cling film, for 30 minutes.
- Clean and trim rhubarb, removing any leaves. Cut the rhubarb stalks into 1cm pieces. Crush the ladyfingers until fine crumbs form. In a mixing bowl, mix together 100 grams sugar, flour, ground almond, nutmeg and cinnamon. Cut in butter to form crumbs. Chill, covered, until ready to use.
- Preheat the oven to 200C/400F. Butter a 26cm tart dish or line with parchment paper. Roll the dough into a 32cm round between two sheets of parchment paper and place it into the tart dish. Sprinkle the crumbled ladyfingers at the bottom of the tart, scatter over the rhubarb pieces, and then sprinkle on brown sugar evenly. Now cover it with streusel topping. Bake in the middle of hot oven for 45 minutes until nicely golden brown.
Perfect snack for tea!! Beautiful.
ReplyDeleteI adore rhubarb! Your tart looks and sounds amazing. On my list to make. Enjoy your weekend.
ReplyDeleteJust irresistible!
ReplyDeletehave a great easter weekend!
Cheers,
Rosa
I have never had rhubarb have heard its pretty darn good... as this looks!
ReplyDeleteWhat a delectable treat! Looks so neat..
ReplyDeleteUS Masala
Lovely tart! I'm sure it tastes fantastic :) Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteThis looks fabulous!!! I need to harvest my rhubarb and give it a try :)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful tart. I've never actually made anything with rhubarb...but this sooo tempts me to give it a whirl. Perfect for a breakfast/brunch.
ReplyDeleteWOW.. the tart look divine.. so clean..
ReplyDeleteThis time I clicked over from Foodbuzz, and buzzed your Rhubarb Streusel Cake which is unusual and beautiful. Our rhubarb in S. Florida is usually a ruby red color, and most of the time we mix it with strawberries to make a pie with. I will have try your cake recipe with the rhubarb, and chances are it will turn out pink on the inside!
ReplyDeleteLove the streusel topping!
Happy Easter, Angie!
xoxo
Mmm just discovered rhubarb last year but only toward the end of the season, so I'm super excited spring is here now to get a whole season to play with this lovely ingredient. It's fantastic with streusel, so I know your cake must be amazing :).
ReplyDeletedelicious looking cake flavourful addition of almonds on the streusel
ReplyDeleteAngie - I need to run outside in the chilly rain and see if my rhubarb has come up. Perfect. perfect, pefect. I will be doing this - even if I have to wait until July!
ReplyDeletelooks great my Dad would adore it he grows rhubarb
ReplyDeleteI love rhubarb and streusel topping is always a winner. This sounds like a heavenly treat Angie!
ReplyDeleteYes please...a slice for me with vanilla ice-cream
ReplyDeleteThank you :D
I can't believe it but I've never had rhubarb! Send me a slice too :-)
ReplyDeleteI never use rhubarb as an actual ingredient. Irresistble!
ReplyDeleteNever seen let alone had rhubarb..lol! Looks scrumptious!
ReplyDeleteI have yet to try rhubarb. Could not find any! Your tart certainly looks really good! Wish I could have a slice!
ReplyDeleteRhubarb isn't something new to me but have yet tried it personally. According to some info, rhubarb is actually under the catergory of fruits. Funny huh..since it looks more to a green vege. Thanks for the recipe. Haapy Easter Day!
ReplyDeleteKristy
looks great!
ReplyDeleteI rarely cook with rhubarb, but I can imagine how lovely it would be in this tart. Makes a nice change from apple!
ReplyDeleteRhubarb always makes me feel like spring is actually truly here! Delicious cake!
ReplyDeletethis look so lovely, flavourful and YUMMY! (: (:
ReplyDeleteI have eaten rhubarb in desset form only once, I will try this, looks delicous especially with the generous amount of streusel
ReplyDeleteThe cake looks awesome! The streusel is divine!
ReplyDeleteLooks so good, I would love to try. I've only had rhubarb once and it was so tart!
ReplyDeletei' just seen rhubarbs last week but i didnt get that cos i do not know what to do with it. It's a very big one..i wonder if i see them the next time, would they sell a small portion to me? this looks fabulous!
ReplyDeleteLooks too gud!
ReplyDeleteThis is really lovely. My husband adores rhubarb and he will love this. I hope you are having a great day. Blessings...Mary
ReplyDeleteThis cake sounds so light and delicate, yet counterbalanced by the rustic feel of the rhubarb. It is masterfully done! Bravo Angie and a happy holiday to you and your family.
ReplyDeleteThis comment has been removed by a blog administrator.
ReplyDeleteI have never tasted this..It sure looks yum! Awesome clicks as usual..
ReplyDeleteI've never tried rhubarb but I LOVE Steusel cakes...One of my favourite cakes actually. Hope you have a nice evening :).
ReplyDeleteI've only had rhubarb in pies! This cake sounds wonderful!
ReplyDeleteLove using rhubarb to make cakes and dessert, so delicious.
ReplyDeleteAgain a wonderful dish. So good...
ReplyDeleteI must get my hands on rhubarb like immediately!! This streusel looks amazing :)
ReplyDeleteLovely! The streusal topping is calling my name...
ReplyDeleteYou know, I have never cooked with rhubarb, nor have ever eaten it. Everyone tells me I have to try it and how great it tastes in baked goods, and after looking at this recipe, I know I have got to get out there and get my hands on some!
ReplyDeletethis is great, angie--no longer does rhubarb have to play second fiddle to strawberries! :)
ReplyDeleteI have never had rubarb , so very curious about how they taste
ReplyDeleteLooks yummy! Crispy topping and tart filling <3
ReplyDeleteThis is absolutely perfect for an afternoon cup of tea!
ReplyDeleteI love love love rhubarb! This reminds me that it should be ready soon in my parent's garden. I should call them up to make sure I get some. The cake looks delicious and would be great at my next book club meeting.
ReplyDeleteThat looks delicious! I love rhubarb so this is gonna be a winner!
ReplyDeleteI love streusel and I love rhubarb and this is just such a perfect cake!
ReplyDeleteAngie, what a delicious way to use rhubarb! And it would indeed go beautifully with a cup of tea (a requirement for everything I bake!). I'll definitely be making this.
ReplyDeleteLovely use for rhubarb...the cake looks delicious and is just perfect for spring!
ReplyDeleteThat looks stunning!..love how well it looks
ReplyDeleteI made Rhubarb Pie last summer and we still have rhubarb in our garden - waiting for the stalks to turn red. Your cake/tart looks delicious, esp. with the crumbly streusel topping!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous treat Angie. I'd love a slice with a big dollop of fresh cream.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the recipe i messed it up last time...looks great :)
ReplyDeleteRhubarb season is on its way, this looks like a delicious way to enjoy it.
ReplyDelete-Brenda
Beautiful tart! I love rhubarb, need to look it up next time in the grocery store :-). Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteBy the way, I love your site layout, I am not sure if it's new, but I have not noticed it before :-) and your recent photos are really professional!
I love rhubarb! My mother always grew it in her garden and made fabulous sauce. What a gorgeous and ingenious way to make this delicious cake.
ReplyDeleteThis cake looks delicious!I have never tried rhubarb, I must give it a try!
ReplyDeleteIf only I could have a slice now, rhubarb is impossible to find here, unfortunately, or I'd try making it soon myself.
ReplyDeleteAngie, this rhubarb pie looks delicious. Awesome.
ReplyDeleteVelva
Angie, this streusel cake is gorgeous! Wonderful flavors, beautiful and mouthwatering photos and a creative recipe. Thanks for sharing, lovely lady!
ReplyDeleteI love this tart! gloria
ReplyDeleteCongratulations on making Top 9 on Food buzz!! :)
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful cake Angie! Can you believe I am one who has never eaten rhubarb? What a mistake that is!
ReplyDeleteWhat a BEAUTIFUL tart! You have so many wonderful recipes! I don't know where to start! : )
ReplyDeleteI Love LOVE rhubarb - it really brings me back to my childhood when I used to spend long summers in Sweden. I'm not sure if I can get rhubarb here in Mexico...but will be keeping my eyes open! Thanks for awakening some old memories!
ReplyDeleterhubarb is not common here and whenever I see it at gourmet supermarkets, I often wonder how best to use it... your cake looks just perfect and so beautiful :)
ReplyDeleteCake looks truly marvellous and excellent..
ReplyDeleteTrust you Angie to always come up with mouthwatering recipes!
ReplyDeleteWOW that is a stunning pie! Thank you so much for sharing!
ReplyDeleteI'm so excited to be seeing rhubarb again! This is a delightful combination...love the streusel on top. Delicious :D
ReplyDeleteGorgeous! I am in love with crumb toppings, it's easily one of the most addictive things--among many others. :) Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteThis cake is irresistible!!!
ReplyDeleteThis comment has been removed by the author.
ReplyDeleteOh gosh, I have to try this! But I doubt can get rhubarb here. Can I replace with strawberries or granny smiths? Thanks for the llyre recipe Angie!
ReplyDelete@Honey Bee Sweets
ReplyDeleteYeah, tart green apples would be great as well.
Angie this cake is beautiful! Gorgeous photos, and looks delicious as well! You have just the right amount of crumble topping and tart filling! I can't wait until I have access to rhubarb here!
ReplyDeleteGreat use of rhubard. I would never think of using it.
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful cake. I'd love a slice!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful job with the cake. I love the tartness that rhubarb lends to sweet desserts. And that crumble, wow. This is on my to do list!
ReplyDeleteI've been meaning to comment more on your lovely recipes lately but until today I've been having a computer glitch. I've missed a lot!
ReplyDeleteThis rhubarb streusel looks super good and doesn't sound too difficult to make. I'm going to look for the ingredients and try it!
This tart looks so good, I have not had rhubarb in such a long time. Lovely!
ReplyDeleteThat is one absolutely lovely slice of cake daaaaahling. I'd love a slice of this with my cup of tea!
ReplyDelete*kisses* HH
Angie, rhubarb is one of my favorites, and I know I would LOVE this! Looks beautiful and delicous!!!
ReplyDeleteLife has been chilly here in the northeastern United States and my rhubarb is just coming up, but I was so glad to find your recipe. Definitely going to make a batch when it is all the way up - this and of course a traditional rhubarb jam!!
ReplyDeleteI have incredibly cherishable memories of my 'Nonno' growing rhubarb for me and creating all kinds of treats with it. Unfortunately, since Hubby is really not a fan, I somewhat abandoned it...sigh.
ReplyDeleteAngie, this cake looks scrumptious ;o)
Ciao for now,
Claudia
wow! this is beautiful and looks delicious!
ReplyDeleteI love rhubarb in any sweet. Your crumble looks gorgeous and golden. I would love a piece right now with my morning coffee. Yep, dessert for breakfast is absolutely fine by me.
ReplyDeleteThis reminds me of a rhubarb pie with streusel topping that my mom makes. Delicious!
ReplyDeleteGreat looking cake, I love streusel topping cakes whatever the filling is. I really like your light-filled pictures, Angie!
ReplyDeleteDROOLWORTHY! Because I am rendered speechless :)
ReplyDeletechow! Devaki @ weavethousandflavors
I love using rhubarb, and these photos are so gorgeous and the recipe so delicious, that I have to try it
ReplyDeletethanks for sharing
Delphine
Yum, this looks delicious!
ReplyDeleteThis comment has been removed by a blog administrator.
ReplyDeleteThis comment has been removed by a blog administrator.
ReplyDeleteThis comment has been removed by a blog administrator.
ReplyDeleteThis comment has been removed by a blog administrator.
ReplyDeleteThis comment has been removed by a blog administrator.
ReplyDeleteThis comment has been removed by a blog administrator.
ReplyDeleteThis comment has been removed by a blog administrator.
ReplyDeleteThis comment has been removed by a blog administrator.
ReplyDelete