Wednesday June 15, we have a full strawberry moon around 4:14 pm in my EST Maryland garden.

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12 sprigs sweet woodruff about 3 inches long4 cups rhubarb plant , cancel and cut off into 1/2 - inch dice4 cups unused strawberries , halved ; or if large , piece themAbout 1 loving cup sugar1 tablespoonful and 2 teaspoons cornstarch1 - 2/3 cup unbleached flour2 - 1/2 tablespoon vanilla extract moolah , or plain sugar1/2 teaspoon salt2 - 1/2 teaspoons baking powder6 tablespoons cold-blooded unseasoned butter , cut down into pieces1 cup milkVanilla lucre for sprinkling

Sweet woodruff does n’t have much of an aroma when picked fresh , but when it is dry , infused , or make it leave a homy flavor , rather like adding a taste of vanilla and a scent of fresh mown hay .   If you do n’t have sweet woodruff , lemon balm or orange mint are both tasty option .   The vanilla - scented sugar tote up a lovely dimension — if you do n’t have any — just habituate even sugar .   Though be certain to make some to practice in the time to come . Serve this dessert warm or at room temperature , just as it is , or with vanilla extract ice ointment or fresh flog cream , trim with a sprig of sweet-smelling woodruff .

Holding the woodruff twig , lightly slip your pollex and forefinger together down the stem to remove the spiral of leaves ; throw out the fore .   Place rhubarb , sugar , cornflour , and sweet sweet woodruff leave in a heavy - bottomed saucepan and bestow to a simmer .   Reduce heat , stir , and ready for about 4 minutes .   Add the Charles Edward Berry , stir and cook for 2 or 3 moment .   Remove from heating and set aside .   allow the mixture cool a bit and remove the Galium odoratum sprigs .

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Preheat oven to 400ºF and butter a 2 - 1/2 - quart baking dish . Transfer the yield to the butter dish .

unite the flour , sugar , saltiness , and baking powder in a bowl .   Cut the butter into the flour mix until it is in pea plant - sized lumps . tally the milk to the flour salmagundi and immix with a fork until just blended .

cast the dough from bombastic spoonfuls over the fruit .   Sprinkle the simoleons softly with vanilla extract cabbage .   broil the deep-dish pie for about 35 to 40 minutes , or until the fruit is burble and the dough is turning golden brown .   function warm or at room temperature .

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Strawberry Rhubarb Cobbler is a simple, homey dessert, which is wonderfully satisfying and in season now–so make this today! Click on other pix to enlarge and read captions.Photo/Illustration: Susan Belsinger

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