Arborio Rice Pudding
Show: Tyler's UltimateEpisode: Ultimate Chicken Cacciatore
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By purplepentacle
Bangor, ME
on February 04, 2011
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There are a couple of reviews that give "corrections" to this recipe. As suggested, I used 1 quart of milk and only 1/2 cup of sugar and left the rest the same, although it did take about 20 - 25 minutes to incorporate the milk. After that, I would say this was DELICIOUS! Even my husband who doesn't like sweets very much loved it. As suggested, we also put cranberries on top. Yummm!
By FoodieFancier
San Francisco
on October 22, 2010
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Without reading the reviews, I knew that was far too much milk. However, it is a good thing you all gave advice because it was very helpful.
I just made this and omitted the orange as I loved the flavor of the vanilla bean and cinnamon. Put it is custard cups and they are thickening right now.
Tastewise, it is really good. Just hoping they continue to get a bit thicker.
BTW, I simmered the rice/milk for about 15 minutes...it needed more time.
By ncexnyc
on May 30, 2010
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Havingseen the episode for this recipe I decided to give this a try. I've learned my leasson from past attempts at Tyler's recipe and came by the site to read the reviews. There definitely is a major mix-up, but if you go by the revised recipe that some have posted you'll be just fine. Just remember to resist the temptation to add more rice. The stated mixture is just fine and once you place this in the fridge after cooking it will thicken-up just fine.
I made this today and the flavor is excellent, Top with some whipped cream and a cherry and you've got a great, tasty treat.
By aharing32_12127508
dearborn, 39
on May 27, 2010
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Hey guys,
I just watched the show and wrote down the actual recipe after reading all the reviews and reading everyone that said the milk amount was wrong. Well it was WAY wrong so here is the actual recipe if you wanna give it another go or try it for the first time!
1 1/4 c Ari Rice
1 1/2 c Water
1 qt Whole Milk
1 Vanilla Bean
1 Tsp Cinnamon
1/2c Sugar
There was no mention of butter but the orange part of the recipe was correct so keep that the same. Enjoy!
By rkrearl_1991072
Chesapeake, VA
on February 07, 2010
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Glad I took the time to read the reviews. I tried the rice pudding for a SB gathering today and it worked perfectly because of your comments!!!!
By ghardy_12537461
Costa Mesa, 43
on January 17, 2010
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Adjust the milk or rice depending on your desired thickness. The added step is to let the pudding thicken on its own by setting it aside to cool before you serve or refrigerate, otherwise it will be too watery. I read all the posted reviews and the third time was the charm with the added step of letting it thicken on its own. I loved the vanilla bean and orange flavoring. It's a nice variation to the traditional arroz con leche. The lower ratings are due to the incorrect recipe amounts, not for taste.
By midgyy_12535493
Springfield, 70
on January 09, 2010
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Either cut the milk in half, or double the rice,,, but all in all very good flavor.
By shaferrm_4448087
Waynesboro, VA
on January 01, 2010
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I am so mad...................... I failed to read the reviews first and bought all the expensive ingredients and tried to make the rice pudding. Its very unfortunite that Tyler doesn't review the recipes before they are printed.
I think The Foodnetwork should accept some of the responsibility for stupid errors like this.
By klesage_11914591
scotrun, PA
on December 29, 2009
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Could have been a waste of money but turned out ok. Being on a budget I thought this would be a good holiday treat it cost me $6.99 for a 36oz jar of the Arborio rice and $14.99 for vanilla beans. Of course I will use the rice for other things and the vanilla also. I understand that typos happen; I along with all the other people that left a review added extra rice and cooked for a longer time I just cooked until I got to the desired texture. Drop the extra quart of milk and go for it; in the end it will be fine. The orange zest is really good I just don?t know what I will do with all this pudding.
By brockway.mike_9...
Philadelphia, PA
on December 09, 2009
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Like many Tyler recipes on this site, Tyler made it right on TV but whoever types the recipes up on this site is sloppy and messed it up. Use 1/2 the milk it calls for and it will be OK.