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Ingredients
8
Original recipe yields 8 servings
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Nutrition Facts
Per Serving:
210 calories; protein 2.8g; carbohydrates 35.9g; fat 6.6g; cholesterol 46.5mg; sodium 121mg. Full Nutrition
Most helpful positive review
I LOVE this recipe. This is nearly identical to a Rhubarb Cream Pie recipe passed down through my family. Mine has a 1/2 cup more sugar 1 more Tbl flour and 1 Tbl butter and 1 cup more of rhubarb and I bake it in a 10 inch. This is a family favorite and many people who normally don't like rhubarb pies have loved this one. Read More
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(50) Most helpful critical review
To be fair I made huge changes to this. I didn't use a crust I used splenda instead of sugar and I added a bit of cinnamon as well. I also doubled the recipe since I had 4 cups of rhubarb. It's odd but good. There really isn't enough of the custard though hence the lower rating. I will likely try this again but at least double the custard. Read More
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I LOVE this recipe. This is nearly identical to a Rhubarb Cream Pie recipe passed down through my family. Mine has a 1/2 cup more sugar 1 more Tbl flour and 1 Tbl butter and 1 cup more of rhubarb and I bake it in a 10 inch. This is a family favorite and many people who normally don't like rhubarb pies have loved this one. Read More
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(50) 
This recipe is fantastic. If you like your pie intensely fruity without the underlying bitterness that can accompany rhubarb, this is the one! I used half frozen and half fresh rhubarb, resulting in 4 cups of fruit, and I didn't experience any of the problems mentioned (flat pie, spillover) by previous reviewers. I pre-baked the shell for 15 mins to prevent sogginess. I cut the scraps into shapes for a loose top, and sprinkled cinnamon-sugar over the whole thing. The egg mixture mellowed the rhubarb, yet intensified the fruity tartness. Great! Read More
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(30) 
This was a great change from plain rhubarb pie -- I added strawberies too from teh freezer - YUM!! Also - only use a 9-inch pie pan. The only one I would find was a 10-11 inch glass one and the pie was rather flat! (But delicious!) I can't wait to try it with fresh rhubarb again soon! Read More
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This recipe was pretty good! I am on a low carb diet so I did make some changes, leaving off the crust and replacing the sugar with splenda. Since no crust it baked about 40 minutes. I think it would be wonderful with strawberries also and I will definitely add more fruit next time. My first real 'cake' since I started this plan months ago! Read More
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(14) I'll give this an actual review when this works but I wanted to warn people against substituting berries for the rhubarb. This might be a no brainer but I'm entirely an amateur cook and switching this out didn't work. It was delicious but the inside of the pie was completely liquid. Nothing wrong with the recipe but just wanted to warn anyone considering this. Read More
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(11) 
Absolutely delicious! I wasn't certain the custard would cut the tartness of the rhubarb but it did just enough to balance sweet with tart. I used about 4 cups rhubarb and made 1.5 times the custard as my stoneware pie plate very deep and baked it about 70 minutes. Will definitely keep this one! It was a nice alternative to the regular ol' strawberry/rhubarb combination. Read More
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I made this pie for company and they enjoyed it very much. I served it with whipped cream. Next time I will try it in a tart pan or lower sided pie plate. I will definitely make it again! Read More
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(7) 
This one is a very tasty pie yet pretty thin; next time I'll probably use a tart pan. I'll probably also try it with other fruits such as apple pear apricot... The custard filling seem the be a reliable base for any kind of fruit pie. Read More
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(5) To be fair I made huge changes to this. I didn't use a crust I used splenda instead of sugar and I added a bit of cinnamon as well. I also doubled the recipe since I had 4 cups of rhubarb. It's odd but good. There really isn't enough of the custard though hence the lower rating. I will likely try this again but at least double the custard. Read More
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