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6 to 8
Easy
By Richard Sax
Published 1994
This is the quintessential creamy rice pudding—softly cooked, not baked. Its delightful texture comes from a pastry cream that is made separately and folded into the warm rice.
Cook the rice until it’s very tender—to the point where it seems overcooked: This is important. No matter how creamy the pudding, you don’t want to chew through al dente rice.
This recipe is adapted from one made by
