Why do I have a rice pudding disaster?
Hmmm … so I tried to follow a recipe for rice pudding that was described as "Easy / Beginner "and I totally failed. I boil the rice with milk and returned to a kind of glutinous rice dry globalization have not look at all custardy. Has a little good taste (do nothing with milk and sugar, if only good taste), but I have to keep in the refrigerator and rice pudding like my own secret hideout because do not think anyone would eat it. Is there a better recipe to follow? Some advice? If I want that recipe was described as "children to cook" or something?
Well, I'll review what to do and can understand what happened. Add milk, rice (preferably short grain) and salt (or does she?) Y bring to a boil. Do not boil, reduce heat and simmer over low heat. Stir frequently. If you're like me and has trouble knowing when to move, get hourglass (you can get one by one as Walmart 2.99) and set for every 5 minutes for 20 minutes. Stir every time he went. Then, the rod of his egg and sugar and gradually spoon in a half cup of rice mixture as they do not eliminate taste. Then pour into the skillet and stir. Put on low heat (do not boil!) And your vanilla shake and everything you want in it. So, remember no added salt, and remember to stir often. If you want to have consistency sticky, use short grain rice less sticky rice, use long grain. Good luck!
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