Rice Pudding

“I made this recipe this morning because I had a sweet tooth and needed a little comfort food.It was wonderful.It was so simple to make. ( I made it while studying my sunday school lesson) I added cinammon with the milk and also added more vanilla than the recipe called for, but of course all of this should be done to a person’s taste. Thankyou for posting this! I will make it again.”

“This is just like my mother made when I was young.I increased the sugar to 3/4 cup, added raisins, and nutmeg to taste.My husband thought it was great. “

“I make this for my elderly mother using lactose free skim milk and it is terrific!I also add a teaspoon of cinnamon with the milk.”

“Very good rice pudding!I used to make it with egg but I like this recipe better.A bit more healthy for my hubby with the sweet tooth.I used 1% milk and it turned out perfectly.”

“My husband really enjoyed this I told my mother and she said that this was a great recipe she had one almost like it when she was growing up in west virginia she said that it reminded her of her mothers.So thank you for this one!”

“This is soooooooo good.The only change I made (based on other reviews) was to increase sugar to 3/4 c and added 1 tsp vanilla instead of 1/2 tsp, which I added along with the milk and sugar. I didn’t set my timer until the milk/rice came up to a soft simmer. Then I set the timer for 30 min. I probably added about another min while I was trying to decide whether or not to take it off the heat, because it seemed quite soupy. I took it off, and now it’s cooling in the pan on the stove, and it has thickened up beautifully. I know because I can’t keep my spoon out of it. Thanks for a great recipe”

“Cheryl E, Perfection, quick, easy and fool proof made as directed delicious warm or chilled!
This will go into my Heirloom Cookbook thank you for posting Chery E!”

“Amazing! I ended up using 1 cup rice and added a 1/3 cup of coconut milk (leftover from making curry for dinner). I also added raisins towards the last 10 mins, which helped to plump them up. I served this warm, with cinnamon sprinkled on top. I also kept this on the stove at a low heat and only stirred occasionally (because I was eating my curry dinner). I also omit the vanilla extract because I did not have any left (but I’m sure it would have been a little better with it, but still tasted wonderful without it). I also added 3/4 cup sugar as recommended from other reviewers. My mom suggested that I add more rice next time because she wants her rice pudding to have more rice, but I think it’s fine as is. But if you add another 1/2 cup to the recipe, it would probably still come out just as creamy.thank you for sharing an easy recipe!”

“Delicious!! My father used to make this (we called it Rice Cream) when I was a kid and I never learned how to make it. This is just like what he used to make!! The only changes I made were similar to others.. I’ve tried it twice so far and the first time I used 3/4 cup of sugar (brown and white mixed) and 1tsp vanilla and sultanas. Second one I used the same vanilla amount and sultanas, plus 1/2 cup of sugar and 1/2 to 1tsp of molasses (you could use treacle or maple syrup I suppose)… was fantastic!”

“Delicious!I’ve never made rice pudding before since my mom’s recipe uses an egg.This recipe was so easy and is so yummy!I added more sugar but shouldn’t have.Next time I’ll stick to 1/2 a cup.Will make again.”

“So addictive.I couldn’t stop eating it!Cheryl (the recipe creator) recommends the perfect amount of sugar – not too sweet.Just a sprinkling of cinnamon and half as much vanilla was used.Also added some yogurt-covered golden raisins.”

“I have made this recipe many times now , my husband loves it..i use less sugar in the recipe because my husband has a spoonful of raspberry jam on top..so thanks from Dandy ..”

“This recipe is sensational! I made it for my boyfriend (whom grew up in a Colombian household where arroz con leche is their favorite dessert) and after taking his first bite, proposed! So needless to say, I think this recipe is a winner! :)”

“A wonderful recipe…identical to the one in Joy of Cooking.A great low fat dessert.”

“I fixed this for mother & I, last night. It is so delicious and very easy to make.”

“I used jasmine rice and only half the sugar.For me it was perfect.It took less time to cook it probably because of the rice and also I made half the recipe.It’s so yummy.Thanks Cheryl :)Made for Name that ingredient tag game”

“I am the Poster Child for “Not Reading Directions” … so … I put everything but the vanilla into the pot all at once (in my defense, though, I was previously reading a recipe where everything went in all at once). I must say this is one of those times where the mistake came out awesome! I doubled the recipe and made a huge ol’ pot! I added 1 tsp almond extract and 2 tsps vanilla at the end (yes, I know that’s triple, not double! LOL – I love vanilla!). I grated some fresh nutmeg onto my bowl and am currently chowing down! YUM!!!”

“Great recipe. I added about half a tsp nutmeg and put cinnamon on afterward.I added 3 eggs at the time I added the milk to increase the protein content.Delicious.”

“This was so easy to make and only contained ingredients that I had on hand! Loved it! Will definitely make this one a regular dessert at our house! :)”

“Made 1 serving and followed the recipe exactly, and it came out pretty tasty. I would make this recipe again.”