In the middle of all the peach projects, I realized that I needed to use up our rhubarb while it was fresh. 
I heart rhurbarb. 
Mostly because I haven't killed any in Two Whole Years!
Yay me!
I made Rhubarb Marmalade with our rhubarb.   It was so good, that I made a second batch.
Rhubarb Marmalade
6 Cups rhubarb, chopped
6 Cups sugar
2 oranges
1/4 Cup crystallized ginger
Wash the oranges well and cut them in half.   Put the oranges and the ginger in the food processor and process the living haybales out of it.   [We say stuff like that in southern Indiana.   But not often.]
Put the rhubarb, orange juice/ginger goo, and sugar in a heavy pot and cook.   Stir often.   Let it get to a hard boil, then turn it down and simmer it for an hour.  
Ladle into clean, hot jars.   Process for canning.   [Pints and jelly jars 10 minutes.]
Notes:  
I like this recipe because it doesn't require any pectin.   If you like very thick marmalade, let it cook until it sheets off  a cool spoon.   That will take more than an hour, especially if you've  cut down the sugar... 
and you can probably use less sugar, but I like my marmalade sweet.   Try a batch and see what you think. 
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