OT: Because I'm fond of you all....

3 Cups cooked rice 3 cups milk (no more than 1/2 skim) 2 eggs 1 cup sugar 1 teaspoon vanilla extract 1/2 teaspoon almond extract 1/2 teaspoon salt 1/4 Cup butter (not margarine)

Preheat oven to 350F. Mix eggs, milk, sugar, salt and flavors in a bowl, beating until well mixed. Spray deep baking dish with Pam Spray, put in rice and break up any big clumps. Pour in mixed wet ingredients. Squish out all the little clumps of rice so everything is nice and evenly mushy. Cut up butter into little chunks and drop onto top of rice mixture. Push some down a bit.

Put bowl into oven and increase temperature to 400F. Bake until knife inserted into middle comes out clean (will be wet, but no eggy stuff clinging to knife). Let cool (if you can stand to) and eat.

This will come out bubbly brown on top and incredibly fragrant and tasty. It's good for a suffering stomach or raging heartburn. And it's good for the soul. Not so good for the hips or waistline, but life is short and sometimes you gotta eat rice pudding.

Sunny

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Sunny
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Hmm -you could serve some fruit salad on the side (cherry sauce with brandy) and call it a balanced meal!

What IS the matter with Mary Jane... Roberta >3 Cups cooked rice

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Roberta

Okay, let's look at this recipe another way:

Two poached eggs One glass of milk -- 1 percent is fine Serving of rice (uh oh, I knew this might break down somewhere) Big slug of sugar and butter.....

Maybe let's not look at this recipe in another way. But I do happen to know that it's extra good with either a bit of Grand Marnier drizzled over or a little lemon or almond sauce. I have recipes for those, too.

Sunny

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Sunny

yeah...i like mine with raisins and sprinkled with brown sugar on top to make a crusty film like creme brule' mmmmm..

now i hafta make this when i get home...left over rice from Chinese in the fridge...

amy in CNY

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amy in CNY

Sounds heavenly! I haven't had rice pudding in years, and I think I'll have to try this.

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Louise in Iowa

Just figure that the sugar and butter is dessert!

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Mary

Ah but you see if you use a little alcohol (brandy sauce or grand marinier) the fat molecules get drunk and fall right out of it. So if you put it in a high place for a few minutes before serving, well there you go! A perfectly nutritious dish with nothing to complain of.

NightMist

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NightMist

But ....but, if you're going to talk about decadence ... there's a series now on the food network on the "best" thing I ever ate. I'm torn between speckled butter beans and purple hull peas with cornbread and Julia Child's favorite - a real ripe tomato sandwich with Hellman's mayonnaise. Then, of course, there's a fresh crab meat po' boy on French bread. Ahhh me. Your favorite indulgence and throw caution to the wind? Polly

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Polly Esther

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Roberta

That sounds yummy. Thing is, at the moment, the rice is the only thing in it I can have!

Oh, well... Salmon tonight! :)

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Kate XXXXXX

Just this afternoon I had a fresh crabmeat patty with a wee bit of ground ham mixed in. I couldn't 'taste' the ham but I liked the unique flavor. Pat in Virginia

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Pat in Virginia

Sounds like the one my mother made, though hers had raisins too. So, thanks, I need to try this one, but will probably halve it. Pat in Virginia

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Pat in Virginia

One of my favorite childhood memories is going out to the garden on a warm summer afternoon, picking a ripe tomato, slathering white bread with mayonnaise and slicing the sun-warmed tomato on the bread and mayonnaise. Now, I don't allow white bread in my house!

Donna in SW Idaho

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Donna in Idaho

LMAO, NM!!!

amy in CNY (who just bought rice and raisins.....mmmm)

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amy in CNY

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