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Rice Pudding  
Nutrition Facts  
Servings Per Recipe   
Makes  servings  
Preparation Time:  
Amount Per Serving  
Calories  

Calories from fat  
  

hour  
  Daily Value*  
Total Fat   g  
  
   
Saturated Fat g  
Cholesterol mg  
Sodium  mg  
  
  
  
Carbohydrate   g  
Dietary Fiber  
Protein    g  
g  
  
  
Vitamin A  
Vitamin C  
Calcium  
Iron  
     
  
   
  
*
Percent Daily Values are based on a  
 calorie diet  

See the "Glossary of Cooking Terms" for information about toasting and glazing nuts  
CUSTARD  
teaspoons vanilla extract  

/ cups water  
/ teaspoon ground nutmeg  


/ teaspoon sea salt  
/ cups sweet brown rice washed  
/ cup dried apricots diced  
GARNISH  
 / tablespoons ginger root candied chopped  
tablespoons dried apricots diced  
tablespoons almonds toasted glazed  

/ cup almonds  

/ cup sesame seeds  
cup water  



/ cup brown rice syrup  
/ cup maple syrup  
In pressure cooker combine first measure of water ( / cups) salt and rice Seal cover on pressure cooker and  
bring up to pressure Begin timing at this point and adjust heat to maintain pressure (use a flame tamer to prevent  
burning) Cook for   minutes  
While rice is cooking blend remaining custard ingredients (except for the apricots) in a blender until smooth  
(
about   minutes)  
Remove pressure cooker from heat after time if up; release pressure before opening  
Stir the almond/sesame milk mixture and the dried apricots into the cooked rice  
Put on a low heat for a few minutes to thicken and integrate the milk mixture into the rice Stir frequently to  
avoid burning the rice to the pan  
Garnish individual servings of pudding if desired with candied ginger apricots and toasted glazed almonds  
VARIATIONS:  

For a richer dessert use more almonds or sesame seeds while making the almond/sesame milk If you add  
significantly more almonds or sesame seeds use a little more water so the mixture which cooks the rice does not  
get to thick otherwise you have a greater chance of burning the rice  

As the sweetener any combination of unrefined sweeteners (maple syrup brown rice syrup barley malt syrup  
etc) can be used and in varying amounts depending on your tastes (see "Dessert Notes" for more information  
about sweeteners)  
Per serving:    Calories;  g Fat (   calories from fat); g Protein;  g Carbohydrate; mg Cholesterol;  mg Sodium  
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