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    Rice Pudding

    I tend to make a lot of simmered rice pudding. It's easy and SKnot likes it, and it's comfort food.

    Just had a potful that turned out unusually good.

    Stove Top Rice Pudding

    1 cup brown rice
    2 cups water
    1 bay leaf
    cinnamon (lots! maybe a tablespoon?)

    Simmer until rice has started to swell. Then add:

    more cinnamon
    any other spice you like
    diced candied ginger
    chopped roasted and salted almonds

    When that has just about absorbed all the water, add:

    vanilla (I dunno, maybe a teaspoon?)
    sugar (quarter cup or third cup or something like that)
    soy milk enough to make pudding runny again

    simmer some more, until rice is tender. Add more soy milk as needed. Keep it at oatmeal consistency. Then add:

    salt as needed
    more cinnamon
    more candied ginger
    1 diced apple

    Fold it together and turn off the heat. When the apple is heated through, serve it up quick with soy milk poured over it.

    I need more rice pudding recipes! I've seen baked loaf-like rice pudding at a restaurant, smooth tapioca-like rose scented rice pudding, custardy baked rice pudding, etc. I'd love to have some more tried and tested in the real world rice pudding recipes. Please share yours if you have one!
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    It looks like you don't do dairy, Knot, but this is an easy recipe that I make a lot. I'm not sure how it would work with soy milk:

    4 cups milk
    1/2 c rice
    1/2 c sugar
    1 egg
    1 t vanilla

    Boil the milk, add the rice and sugar, and lower the heat to a slow simmer. Beat the egg and vanilla with 1 cup of the hot milk mixture. Add the egg mixture to the pot in a stream while stirring. Let simmer for one hour, stirring occasionally. Pour into another container to cool (it will not be thick at this point, but thickens as it cools). I usually add raisins and cinnamon right at the end, but you can add anything you like.

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    Red, yours sounds more custard-y.
    (custardy=yummy)
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    Yum.
    I love rice pudding and bread pudding too.
    And pretty much anything with crystalized ginger.

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    Knotted, looks like your recipe could be tried in a rice cooker?? Am just a lazy bum. I used to cook white /brown rice in pot over stove for lst 25 years of cooking life. Then got lazy.

    A rice pudding recipe with milk in it might burn in rice cooker.
    Just wondering. We have at the moment, red rice on hand. The grain is truly reddish-brown.

    I have heard of, but not yet tried black rice pudding. Have cooked with black rice which turns water dark purple. Kind of neat.
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    Not sure of the exact recipe, but Thai people do a form of rice pudding with black rice and coconut milk. Of course coconut milk isn't exactly a low fat food, though you can get lower fat versions.
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    I love rice pudding! I add raisins to mine also.

    DH freaks out when he sees me putting sugar or milk in rice........but then he eats cold rice with ketchup on it!!!
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    I actually have not made rice pudding yet. Nor do I go out of my way to order rice pudding off a menu.

    But have had several times a delicately sweetened rice pudding flavoured with saffron in a Iranian restaurant. Lovely stuff.

    Another interpretation, was rice pudding with a bit of rosewater. Both definitely are Middle Eastern.
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    I like it Indian style, with cardamom.

    (Yeah, I know, for all I talk about avoiding dairy, it sure seems like my favorite foods are dairy-laden. - but supposedly that's one of the things about food allergies, they're kind of an addiction - )
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