Strawberry Rhubarb Calzone
Show: Easy Entertaining with Michael Chiarello
Episode: Horseshoes Tournament
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By Shawn Plowman
San Diego, Cali...
on April 22, 2012
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The directions call for the fruit to be simmered, but there is no direction on the amount of liquid. I would say start with a small amount of water or the filling is too runny. I spread marscapone cheese and minced crystalized ginger on the pizza dough first, it really added to the flavor. But, it was very tasty!
By wchrist3_5676134
Zanesville, OH
on July 11, 2009
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cooking rhubarb for 5 minutes and even baking it afterwards does not soften it to make it edible.
not to mention that the juice created from the fruit and sugar made these "calzones" leak so much in the oven that they ruined my new baking sheet.
what a mess!
this recipe needs a thorough re-vamping.
By amc1991_10659573
Saint Paul, MN
on July 21, 2008
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recipe made about 8 calzones for me . I used pilsberry thin crust pizza crust. The filling was great by itself as well,and add some good ice cream to either the sauce or the calzone and it would be even better.
By fallon1960_7803664
Shirley, MA
on May 10, 2008
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I followed the directions for this recipe exactly to the T, I even made my own pizza dough. It looked like a great calzone but I did not care for the fruit combination. It tasted more like bread and jelly to me. I will leave calzones to a more savory fare.
By woodfadz_7869248
Medina, NY
on June 26, 2007
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This is fantastic - Warm or Cold Sweet and tart. Unbelievably good
By goldcntry
Taylorsville, UT
on June 02, 2007
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I've done this a number of times now for family parties. A pinch of sugar and cinnamon in the dough makes it just that much more scrumptious. I've also had great success making these as mini calzones. Great for All levels of chefs.