Riz Cannelle

Rice with Cinnamon

Preparation info
    • Difficulty

      Easy

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By Countess Morphy

Published 1935

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Method

Riz Cannelle. This sweet is very reminiscent of the Spanish “Arroz con Leche,” and was probably introduced in the French West Indies by Spanish colonists. Allow 4 tablespoons of rice to every quart of milk. The rice and milk are put in a deep earthenware dish, with a heaped tablespoon of butter, 12 lumps of sugar, and a vanilla pod. The dish is then freely sprinkled with grated cinnamon.