" Arroz con Leche " Smoked Mexican Rice Pudding
Been wanting to do this for a while now . But playing with different recipes so I could do in the smoker instead of just on the stove top.
And here it is and it turned out really good.
I know Rice pudding is made everywhere in lots of countries . So what makes this one Mexican. One of the main differences that I could see is from the use of cinnamon sticks right in the rice cook and using sweetened condensed milk with the other milks, and powered cinnamon and nutmeg in the milk blend. As far as I can see.
I cooked the rice first and than drained and let cool.
Mixed all my milks together, spices and vanilla extract and 1 beaten egg . I added 1/2 cup raisins
this is just a preference thing. Some like it some don't. I like raisins, so in they went
( I don't know what happened to the first 2 pictures I took of the milk blend and rice mixed in. Must be cyber dust somewhere )
Spooned into Ramekins in a large dish of hot water than into the smoker at approx 300 deg. with Mesquite chunks
that was still pumping from suppers " Brined Rib with Sweet Cherry Soya Glaze " see link below if interested.
Took 45 minutes +/- , after 20 minutes , gave them a light stir from bottom up. At the last 10 minute mark
top them off with a little brown sugar and cinnamon.
Close up of the texture. Very creamy and smooth. Not dry at all like I thought it might end up being.
Added a little whipped cream to mine , just cause i'm down a little on my sweetness. so I am told
served hot, but it is good cold also.
These were very good and Mona who says she is not crazy about all the smoked foods lately did not seem to have a problem inhaling 1 of these. LOL
This will happen again sometime over the next month or so .
This was tonight's supper : ...
Thanks for looking
David
Been wanting to do this for a while now . But playing with different recipes so I could do in the smoker instead of just on the stove top.
And here it is and it turned out really good.
I know Rice pudding is made everywhere in lots of countries . So what makes this one Mexican. One of the main differences that I could see is from the use of cinnamon sticks right in the rice cook and using sweetened condensed milk with the other milks, and powered cinnamon and nutmeg in the milk blend. As far as I can see.
I cooked the rice first and than drained and let cool.
Mixed all my milks together, spices and vanilla extract and 1 beaten egg . I added 1/2 cup raisins
this is just a preference thing. Some like it some don't. I like raisins, so in they went
( I don't know what happened to the first 2 pictures I took of the milk blend and rice mixed in. Must be cyber dust somewhere )
Spooned into Ramekins in a large dish of hot water than into the smoker at approx 300 deg. with Mesquite chunks
that was still pumping from suppers " Brined Rib with Sweet Cherry Soya Glaze " see link below if interested.
Took 45 minutes +/- , after 20 minutes , gave them a light stir from bottom up. At the last 10 minute mark
top them off with a little brown sugar and cinnamon.
Close up of the texture. Very creamy and smooth. Not dry at all like I thought it might end up being.
Added a little whipped cream to mine , just cause i'm down a little on my sweetness. so I am told
served hot, but it is good cold also.
These were very good and Mona who says she is not crazy about all the smoked foods lately did not seem to have a problem inhaling 1 of these. LOL
This will happen again sometime over the next month or so .
This was tonight's supper : ...
Brined Ribs with Sweet Cherry Soya Glaze ( Pic heavy of coarse )
Brined Ribs with Sweet Cherry Soya Glaze: "Wet Brine this time " I have done the dry bacon on a stick and said I would also do Pop's wet brine. So here is Pop's way This is what I used 1 gal water 1 cup Brown sugar 1 cup White sugar 1/2 cup salt 1 Tablespoon Cure #1 Mix all and put in...
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Thanks for looking
David
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