Extra Creamy Rice Pudding Recipe

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WebNov 4, 2018 · Here is how to make the Keto Rice Pudding (very simple!): In a saucepan, combine konjac rice with 1 ½ cup heavy cream, sweetener, …

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1. Prepare the konjac rice according to instructions: Put it into a sieve, wash it under cold water for 2 minutes until the rice is well strained, bring a pot of water to the boil and cook the rice for 3 minutes. Strain the konjac rice.
2. In a saucepan, combine konjac rice with 1 1/2 cup heavy cream, sweetener, salt, vanilla seeds, and spices.
3. Cook over medium heat for 15-20 minutes until somewhat dense.
4. Beat the egg and stir it in with the remaining 1/2 cup heavy cream. Add in some dried tart cherries (optional).

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WebFeb 23, 2016 · Once you’ve added two ladles of hot rice mixture to the egg mixture. Add the egg mixture into the pot with the rice. Return the …

1. Rinse a large saucepan with cold water. Don't dry. Set on stove-top over medium heat. Add milk. Heat milk to boiling, over medium heat, stirring regularly. WATCH CLOSELY as it nears the boil! When milk hits the boil, it will boil up and possibly over. That's not a good thing.
2. When milk boils, stir in rice and keep stirring until mixture returns to the boil. Reduce heat to a shade higher than low, or whatever level on your stove allows the mixture to gently simmer (bubble breaking the surface but not too vigorously). Simmer for 30 minutes, stirring down the mixture every 10 minutes (Important that you stir it down regularly and ensure that there is no rice sticking to the bottom of the pan. You will notice that the mixture has probably formed a skin on top. Don't remove it. Just stir it back in.)
3. Meanwhile, in a medium-sized bowl, use a fork to whisk together the cream, sugar, yolks, vanilla and salt. Set aside on counter while rice is cooking, leaving fork in bowl. Set out a ladle to use, as well. I like to do this after the rice starts cooking, so that the mixture comes to room temperature by the time it's needed.
4. Once milk/rice has simmered for 30 minutes, continue simmering, but stir down every 5 minutes. With each stir, start testing the done-ness of the rice by tasting a piece. You want the rice to be tender (so no hard center). **Depending on the rice you used, your mixture may start to get thick-ish at this point, with little milky liquid left. If so, add more hot milk or water to the pot, just as much as needed to loosen the mixture up, with each stir. Watch closely and don't let the mixture get dry or it will scorch. Continue cooking, stirring down and adding additional milk, as needed until the rice is tender. Most rice is generally done at about 45-50 minutes of total simmering time. A lot will depend on how vigorously your mixture is boiling, so there is no hard and fast rule. Taste testing is the best indicator.

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