Spiced rice pudding recipe

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Spiced rice pudding recipe

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“My mum wasn’t much of a baker, but if she was going to make a dessert, it would likely be a rice pudding,” says food writer Benjamina Ebuehi. “She’d bake it in the oven with lots of nutmeg and spices, and my favourite bit would be the skin on top. These days, I quite like the creaminess you get when it’s made on the stove; it’s also much quicker. I amp up the richness by stirring in an egg yolk at the end for something a little more custardy, but this is completely optional.” Try Benjamina’s spiced rice pudding recipe for yourself at home.
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“My mum wasn’t much of a baker, but if she was going to make a dessert, it would likely be a rice pudding,” says food writer Benjamina Ebuehi. “She’d bake it in the oven with lots of nutmeg and spices, and my favourite bit would be the skin on top. These days, I quite like the creaminess you get when it’s made on the stove; it’s also much quicker. I amp up the richness by stirring in an egg yolk at the end for something a little more custardy, but this is completely optional.” Try Benjamina’s spiced rice pudding recipe for yourself at home.
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Benjamina Ebuehi
Benjamina is a recipe writer, food stylist & cookbook author. Born and raised in South London, Benjamina has always had a sweet tooth and a fascination for all things baking related.

2HR

Total time

Ingredients

Servings
6
100 g
pudding rice
20 g
M&S Remarksable Value unsalted British butter
50 g
caster sugar
750 ml
M&S Remarksable Value whole milk
250 ml
double cream
1
cinnamon stick
1/2 tsp
mixed spice
1
vanilla pod
1
M&S Collection free-range golden yolk egg, yolk only
(save the whites for another recipe)
1
nutmeg, finely grated
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step 1
Add the rice (100 g) to a jug or bowl and cover with lukewarm water. Let the rice soak for at least an hour or up to overnight. This step helps the rice cook more evenly.
step 2
Drain the rice and add it to a saucepan along with the butter (20 g) and sugar (50 g). Heat gently until the butter has melted and the rice is well coated. Pour in the milk (750 ml), 200ml of cream (200 ml), cinnamon stick (1) and mixed spice (1/2 tsp).
step 3
Use a sharp knife to split open the vanilla pod (1) and scrape out the seeds. Add this to the pan along with the empty pod.
step 4
Cook the rice over low heat with a lid on for 45-50 minutes, stirring frequently throughout to make sure the rice doesn’t stick.
step 5
Once the rice pudding has thickened and the grains of rice are tender, quickly stir in the egg yolk (1) if using and then remove from the heat.
step 6
Stir in the remaining double cream (50 ml). You can serve the rice pudding whilst hot or let it cool to room temperature. Grate some fresh nutmeg (1) on top right before serving.
step 6 Stir in the remaining double cream (50 ml). You can serve the rice pudding whilst hot or let it cool to room temperature. Grate some fresh nutmeg (1) on top right before serving.

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