Indian Rice Pudding
Show: Good Eats
Episode: Puddin' Head Blues
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By BAKlineRMR77
Uniontown, OH
on August 29, 2011
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Wow, so creamy and delicious, with great spice and crunch from the pistacchios. Thank you, Mr. Brown, for the wonderful recipe! :
By lunahunt
on August 28, 2011
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I added 1/2 cup of precooked sweet potato- not yams. I did not add nuts. I used 1/2, 1/2 low fat rather than cream.
I've never made rice pudding before but will again. Had 7 grams of fat.
By micah.shaw
Wentzville, MO
on August 11, 2011
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Fantastic- I do use cinnamon and cashews instead of cardamon and pistachios. But it has amazing flavor, and it is super easy to make-- you do have to watch the cream mixture- it will burn.
By cal77
SE Massachusetts
on April 18, 2011
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I LOVE this pudding! It is SO easy to make, yet different from your ordinary pudding when you feel like something a little exotic. I use lowfat milk (which is what I have at home and subsitute the heavy cream for milk, and it still comes out perfectly delicious. What's great about it too is that you can adjust the liquid and dry ingredients to your liking depending on how thick you like your pudding. You really can't go wrong. This is my second time making it and I plan to make it again and again.
By wawadehut
on February 12, 2011
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We used cinnamon instead of cardamom and omitted the pistachios and raisins for the kids. It was perfectly creamy and delicious and well-received by the whole family! Loved the mild coconutty flavor!
By Teresa28
Pittsburgh
on February 06, 2011
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Absolutely delicious!!! I am a tapioca pudding lover & have never cared for rice pudding until I tried this recipe. Very simple yet exotic. I will make this again & again.
By GiovannaV
France
on January 06, 2011
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Wonderfully exotic, I brought this to my French friends' Indian-themed dinner and what a way to end the meal, savoring each creamy spoonful! My one moment of hesitation when preparing it: the words: 'until the mixture begins to thicken.' Out of fear that it wouldn't be thick enough, I let it thicken too long. Trust Alton, and don't let it thicken up all the way, especially just before adding all the nuts and raisins, all the 'stuff' thickens it up much more than I thought it would. Because I couldn't find any pistachios that were not roasted and salted, I used raw cashews. Dee---lish!
By automata
Deer Park, TX
on January 03, 2011
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Great recipe. This reminds me of the kheer found at the Indian restaurant I frequent. Very nice texture and flavors. I did omit the raisins as I really don't care for them.
By Chef #1147810
on December 22, 2010
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So I needed a non dairy recipe for rice pudding. Used rice milk instead of whole milk and tapioca for the heavy cream and cinnamon for the cardeman( because it was for a child with multiple food allergies. He said it tasted like candy and was sooooo yummy!
By Herb T
Poughkeepsie, NY
on December 13, 2010
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Excellent! I made a double batch for our club's Christmas luncheon. It was a big hit & everyone wanted the recipe. I had to make more the next day for my friends. It is so simple but very tasty!