Sip 'N Bite Rice Pudding
Recipe courtesy Sip 'N Bite
Show: Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives
Episode: Passin' The Baton
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By Lisavande
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on July 05, 2012
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I have been looking for a great recipe for rice pudding that I grew up eating in Baltimore. This is not it. I was a little skeptical with the rice to milk ratio and I wonder what size cup they used. I followed the directions to the letter and it came out more like a rice sauce and not a pudding. Perhaps they skipped a step or it should have been 2 cups of rice instead of 1. The flavor was ok but would probably have been better if it was thicker and more rice to offset the sweetness.
I remember my great grandmother gave out recipes and omitted an ingredient or measure on purpose so that people would say, "wow your's is so much better" LOL.