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Once cool, dust it with powdered sugar if you feel like it, and hand out some whipped cream or drizzle with icing on the side.
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Pop it in your preheated oven at 180°C fan setting for 50–60 minutes. In the last stretch, stick in a skewer—if it comes up clean, it's all done.
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Spoon your finished batter into your greased tin, then sprinkle over the rest of the rhubarb so it’s spread out over the top.
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Gently mix about three quarters of your rhubarb bits straight into the batter.
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Combine flour and baking powder, then briefly fold them into your wet batter until just smooth—don't overmix.
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Cream together soft butter, sugar, and vanilla sugar using your hand mixer. Beat in the eggs one after the other, then stir in the Greek yogurt quickly.
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Rinse the rhubarb, peel if it’s thick, slice thin. Either butter up your loaf tin (about 25–30 cm) or pop in some baking paper.