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Rice for puddings
London_1
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I am looking for where I can buy some short grain rice for puddings as I'm running low on it. The last bag I bought was from a specialtiy farm shop in faversham .I have looked at barious websites for the big supermarkets and it seems to be either no longer stocked or in short supply
Anyone else out there prefer to make their own rice pud, rather than the watery tinned stuff ? Lots of long grain around but short grain seems not to be so popular today ???
JackieO xx
Anyone else out there prefer to make their own rice pud, rather than the watery tinned stuff ? Lots of long grain around but short grain seems not to be so popular today ???
JackieO xx
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I've always got mine from T3sc0 Jackie, I haven't bought it for a while as usually only make rice pudding when my daughter visits x2
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I last got mine from Waitrose, which is local to me. Sainsbury's also stock it. Shall I post you some?!2
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I have been searching for it but my local Tesco is not stocking it at allSunfl0w3r said:I've always got mine from T3sc0 Jackie, I haven't bought it for a while as usually only make rice pudding when my daughter visits x
Blooming nuisance as the short grain is superb and I do like a nice rice pud as a change I cook mine in the slow cooker and use evaporated milk and with some nutmeg grated on top its so much nicer than anything from a tin
JackieO xx1 -
Rice for paella will work for that too.
Non me fac calcitrare tuum culi2 -
Any rice will work, I think the short grain has more starch to make the pudding a bit thicker but long grain and basmati work as well. I'm sure at school many moons ago we did a lesson on rice and used different sorts as an experiment.3
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Yes, I was going to say Arborio rice used for risottos will work well too.-taff said:Rice for paella will work for that too.2 -
@London_1 - I would have thought the big Tesco near you would stock it. I always buy mine in Tesco. Its with the ready made puddings rather than with the other rice like basmati, long grain etc. I ended up having to ask where they'd moved it to as it always used to be with the other rice in my local store.6
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That ^ took me ages ot find some the last time I wanted some for precisely that reason.
Non me fac calcitrare tuum culi3 -
It's available in my Ocado app - three different brands in stock. Have you tried searching for 'pudding rice' as it's not always called short grain rice?2
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Our local Sainsburys also stocks it but as with some other supermarkets not with the other rice but with the tins of fruit etc so maybe worth asking when you next go in.
We are also lucky enough to have a small shop in town which sells rice, sugar, flour etc loose in binsLife shrinks or expands in proportion to one's courage - Anais Nin1
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