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My rice pudding is soupy, help!?
I made rice pudding and it was really soupy but i followed the recipe i just put it in the fridge to sit for a while but is it normal to be soupy before the fridge or did i do something wrong
um my recipe was off allrecipes.com
I don't remember which one it was
this is the recipe i used
7 Answers
- RoySLv 77 years ago
Post your recipe. Some rice pudding is meant to be more of a thick soup than a pudding.
EDIT: I must say, that is the first recipe that I've ever seen that calls for 1-1/2 eggs. It appears, from the pictures, that it will firm up after chilling for several hours. I hope it turns out.
- ckngbbblsLv 77 years ago
Reread the recipe. the ingredient list calls for 4 cups of milk and then 1/2 cup whole milk but the instructions tell you to cook the rice in TWO QUARTS of milk.
With all that liquid and only 1 1/2 egg and only 1/4 cup sugar,
Honey, this recipe is full of errors.
I suggest that you did NOTHING wrong and simply followed a bad recipe.
- C.M. CLv 77 years ago
Maraquis, sorry girl, even my wife found that recipe stupid, I am with CKNG with this one, I had to read it a couple of times.
I think how we are interpreting that recipe, we are missing part of the methodology. I really can't seeing setting if you followed that word for word.
- wind_updollLv 77 years ago
It either wasn't baked long enough, or the rice to liquid ration was inaccurate regardless of what the recipe indicated. Try baking it again.
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- ?Lv 47 years ago
thanks you guys are all so nice compared to other comments i have heard on questions