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What did you think of this recipe?
Jujube
This makes a delicious rice pudding. I added a little cream towards the end as it was running out of liquid but it's a marvellous dessert.
5
Sarah
I have made this recipe countless times. It literally takes 2 minutes to put together and chuck in the oven. I use it as a desert or for a snack at work. You can choose the consistency which is great.. if you want a more runnier/creamy pudding take it out a but earlier and if you want it slightly more firm/creamy pudding leave it in a tiny bit longer. One of my favorite go to recipes!
5
Tanya
I adore rice pudding :-)..this is brilliant.
5
Linda
This turned out to be just the way mum made it back in the '60's. Thank you for a lovely taste memory.
5
Nigel.
Love the recipe Chelsea. As with most recipes, you can make minor adjustments to suit taste. If you don't mind not having the skin on top, Slow Cooker is what I use. Most Sundays in the winter, I'll double this recipe. Half the sugar, add 1tsp cinnamon & 1/2 tsp nutmeg, pop it in the slow cooker on low, stirring occasionally & it's ready in 4hrs - Served with tin pears & peaches & a splash of runny cream. Very easy.
5
Ngaire
Easy and delicious everyone loved it.
5
Stephanie
Just a word of warning, in the event that you realise too late that you can't use your oven because your partner was making Yorkshire puds and spilt some oil inside the oven and now it's a bit smoky, just put the already-combined rice mixture in the fridge and try again tomorrow when oven is cleaned. Don't attempt to steam this over a pot on the stove. It won't work. It will be curdled with a tinge of smoke.
5
Ngahuia
These Chelsea receipe remind me of my Nanny's amazing puddings.
5
Katey
Just like my mama made. I only use 2x cups of milk and add 1x can of evapourated milk for e richer, creamier pudding. My children love it like this.. and argues as to whose turn it is to scarpe the dish. Thank you Chelsea
5
Jacinta
This recipe is divine! For years I used the Edmonds recipe, but this one is so much creamier. Plus - stirring the topping through during cooking greatly improves the flavour/texture. It is absolutely my go-to recipe for a delicious yet easy pudding on chill autumn/winter nights. Have the first pudding of 2023 in the oven right now - Good Friday, Easter weekend 2023.
Place the rice and sugar in a 4-6 cup ovenproof dish. Add the milk and vanilla and mix well. Add the butter. Sprinkle a little nutmeg on top of the pudding, if using. Bake, uncovered, for about 2 hours, stirring several times during cooking.
A golden brown skin will form on top as the pudding cooks. Stir this into the pudding every now and then, or remove it, depending on your tastes.
When the rice is soft and the liquid is creamy, remove from the oven. Leave to stand for 15-30 minutes while the pudding cools and thickens further.
Drizzle with golden syrup and a little extra nutmeg to serve, if desired.
Additional tips
Delicious served with tinned peaches or pears and some runny cream!
Frequently asked questions
Can I use a different type of rice for rice pudding?
Yes, while short-grain rice (like Arborio) is traditional for its creamy texture, you can also use medium-grain rice. Avoid long-grain or basmati rice, as they don’t produce the same creamy result.
Why is my rice pudding too thick?
If your rice pudding is too thick, it may have cooked for too long or absorbed too much liquid. Simply add a splash of warm milk or cream and stir to achieve your desired consistency.
This makes a delicious rice pudding. I added a little cream towards the end as it was running out of liquid but it's a marvellous dessert.
5
Sarah
I have made this recipe countless times. It literally takes 2 minutes to put together and chuck in the oven. I use it as a desert or for a snack at work. You can choose the consistency which is great.. if you want a more runnier/creamy pudding take it out a but earlier and if you want it slightly more firm/creamy pudding leave it in a tiny bit longer. One of my favorite go to recipes!
5
Tanya
I adore rice pudding :-)..this is brilliant.
5
Linda
This turned out to be just the way mum made it back in the '60's. Thank you for a lovely taste memory.
5
Nigel.
Love the recipe Chelsea. As with most recipes, you can make minor adjustments to suit taste. If you don't mind not having the skin on top, Slow Cooker is what I use. Most Sundays in the winter, I'll double this recipe. Half the sugar, add 1tsp cinnamon & 1/2 tsp nutmeg, pop it in the slow cooker on low, stirring occasionally & it's ready in 4hrs - Served with tin pears & peaches & a splash of runny cream. Very easy.
5
Ngaire
Easy and delicious everyone loved it.
5
Stephanie
Just a word of warning, in the event that you realise too late that you can't use your oven because your partner was making Yorkshire puds and spilt some oil inside the oven and now it's a bit smoky, just put the already-combined rice mixture in the fridge and try again tomorrow when oven is cleaned. Don't attempt to steam this over a pot on the stove. It won't work. It will be curdled with a tinge of smoke.
5
Ngahuia
These Chelsea receipe remind me of my Nanny's amazing puddings.
5
Katey
Just like my mama made. I only use 2x cups of milk and add 1x can of evapourated milk for e richer, creamier pudding. My children love it like this.. and argues as to whose turn it is to scarpe the dish. Thank you Chelsea
5
Jacinta
This recipe is divine! For years I used the Edmonds recipe, but this one is so much creamier. Plus - stirring the topping through during cooking greatly improves the flavour/texture. It is absolutely my go-to recipe for a delicious yet easy pudding on chill autumn/winter nights. Have the first pudding of 2023 in the oven right now - Good Friday, Easter weekend 2023.