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Question about long grain rice/rice pudding
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I start mine off on the hob with milk and rice in the pan, bring to boil and simmer for 10-15 mins or so until rice starts to swell, then add sugar, pour into a buttered oven proof dish, sprinkle with nutmeg if liked, and bake in oven for 30-40 mins at about 200C.Freebies Received: Supersavvyme bag, Olay moisturiser, Barbara Daly/Tesco Mascara, Seeds of Change Choccie, Yorkshire Tea Kenyan teabags, Tesco mobile sim cards x 2.
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Don't forget that if your rice is already cooked, you can just freeze it to use another day.
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rigsby1967 wrote: »Did i read on these forums that you can make rice pudding with normal dinner rice? I have so much rice and dont want to waste it and now i can't find the thread.
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Its time for rice pudding but I only have long grain white rice in. Its from a "value" range, so goes quite stodgy anyway. I think it would be fine for the pud-but I'd welcome the opinions of others-thanks.0
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I have seen long grain rice used on the tv for rice pudding, I think the only difference would be as its a slightly longer grain than pudding rice the rice grains will just be a bit plumper.0
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yep. Works just the same. I very rarely have pudding rice in. An older thread here... Question about long grain rice/rice pudding
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Ooooh good to know, I seem to have tons of long grain rice, but don't use it very often (not quite sure why I bought so much
), DH and the kids love rice pudding so I'll be making plenty of it now
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