Author Notes
I like creamy rice pudding and I have adapted my recipe using some of the ingredients of the typical French Rice à l’Impératrice to make a rich custard and creamy rice pudding.
I always blanch the rice to remove the starch so the rice pudding doesn’t have a starchy taste. —Babette's Feast
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Ingredients
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4.2 ounces
golden raisins
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1/8 cup
Rum
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4 cups
full fat milk
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1
Vanilla pod
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1
cinnamon stick
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1 pinch
salt
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6 ounces
medium-grain rice uncooked
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4.2 ounces
sugar
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3
egg yolks - room temperature
Directions
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Warm up the rum and macerate the raisins for 2 hours or leave in cold rum overnight.
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Put rice in a colander in a large bowl. Wash the rice under cold water until water is completely clear with no starch trace. Leave in colander over an empty bowl to drain.
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In a pan over moderate heat, bring the milk to a simmer with the sugar, vanilla pod, scrapped seeds and cinnamon stick. Remove from the heat and allow to infuse for 15 minutes.
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Put the milk back on low heat to start the boiling of the milk.
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Bring a large pan with water to a boil, add the rice and when the water reaches boiling point again, cook for 2 minutes.
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Drain and immediately put in the boiling milk. Cook the rice uncovered, over VERY LOW heat, simmering for 30 minutes.
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In a bowl, beat the egg yolks with a fork
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Remove the rice from the heat, add the beaten egg yolks in a stream beating vigorously so the egg doesn’t curdle but heat cooks through the egg yolks.
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Stir in the Rum and the raisins, mix well and pour in a serving bowl.
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Serve warm or cold.
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