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These banana blackberry muffins are soft, moist, and filled with blackberries. The banana flavor comes through clearly without overpowering the berries, and the coarse sugar on top adds a little crunch.

The batter comes together quickly without a mixer and works well with either all-purpose flour or a gluten-free flour blend. You can also make them dairy-free using ...


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This blackberry jam is a small-batch recipe that’s thick, simple to make and ready in 20 minutes. There’s no pectin involved, and you only need a handful of ingredients. It’s naturally gluten-free and vegan, and there’s an option to naturally sweeten it.

The berries cook down until thick and concentrated, while the lemon juice and zest help balance and brighten the ...


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This rhubarb tart has a buttery press-in crust, a thick rhubarb filling, and a crumb topping made from the same exact mixture as the crust. You simply reserve part of the crust mixture for the topping, which keeps the recipe simple and gives the tart a nice contrast between the crisp crust, soft filling, and crumbly topping.

The filling is cooked on the stovetop fi...


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This rhubarb cake has a tender vanilla cake base, lots of tart rhubarb and a streusel topping. The cake itself isn’t overly sweet, which helps balance the rhubarb and keeps the topping from overpowering everything else. It can be made with all-purpose or gluten-free flour.

There’s a generous amount of rhubarb throughout the cake, so you actually taste it in every bi...


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