So this comes from a time when the Micro Manager was a very young woman. Notice the neat and definite printing.
So since some of you asked for the rice pudding recipe , here it is.
I had a lot of fun with this post and in particular your comments. I was surprised so many of you liked rice pudding and that much cooking was being done since we have been locked down.
Thanks, Red, for posting the recipe. I may be trying this next week.
ReplyDeleteHello, rice pudding has been a favorite of mine since I was a little kid. You know I had to look up a recipe after your last post and I made some yesterday. Now I need to get outside for a long walk...Thanks for sharing your recipe. Have a great day!
ReplyDeleteMy grandmother put raisins in rice pudding. Arghhhhhh.
ReplyDeleteI might try this with my girls. We only have one egg left! (JB cannot have them!)
ReplyDeleteyay.. cut and pasted the recipe and will give it a try.. Thanks!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the recipe!
ReplyDeleteExcellent! If our lockdown continues -- and it almost certainly will -- I'm going to make it!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the recipe, Red!
ReplyDeleteI could almost taste it when I read the recipe. Thanks for posting in, Red! :-)
ReplyDeleteI've never had rice pudding that started with raw rice. There always seemed to be a bowl of cooked rice in the fridge that had to be used up. Thanks for the other way around.
ReplyDeleteOoo, thanks, Red! And thank the Micro Manager too! Looking forward to making this.
ReplyDeletetried the recipe and we enjoyed the result!!! Thanks!!
ReplyDeleteThanks, Red, I will give it a try.
ReplyDeleteIt is amazing to me how difficult it is to find flour in the stores these days. People are making bread and baking like never before.
ReplyDeleteI will follow your blog. Thanks for visiting mine.
Sounds good Red! :) Keep cooking!
ReplyDeleteSounds delicious must try it except hubby can't get his head around eating rice as a desert. (He's European)
ReplyDeleteOhhhh, lovely! Thanks for sharing this recipe. I'll have to try it.
ReplyDeleteIt's the raisins I object to!
ReplyDeletei like desert and i could not locate recipe though but i know how to cook as it is popular desert here :)
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