Now, let's talk about food! Fall is officially here and we are loving it. One of our favorite treats during the colder months (not that it is cold, but we are hoping for a little cooler soon) is rice pudding. It is a great way to use up left over rice (along with fried rice)!
This time though, we decided to turn the ordinary...
Into extraordinary!
Make rice pudding (leave out 1/4 cup of sugar). When it is done, sprinkle the top with the 1/4 cup sugar...
light your torch...
this is one of the illustrator's favorite things to do in the kitchen so I let him have this one...
now start to burn the sugar on top...
keep moving the torch around in small sections until...
everything is golden brown on top...
this forms the most beautiful crust on top...
the burned sugar is unbelievable on top of this creamy center.
Have you ever taken one of your old family favorites and made it "fancier"? I don't think the boys will let us go back to the old way now.
***You could probably brown the sugar in the broiler too, but make sure you watch it!***
I love that you had all of the decor and just finally found a way to make it all work. That's great. Gives me hope ;-) Can you believe I've never had rice pudding?
ReplyDeleteYou have no idea how much I've been thinking of making your rice pudding recipe lately - so weird that you posted this! :)
ReplyDeleteomg this looks divine! and the torch..oh that's just the extra special touch that i love!!! :)
ReplyDeleteI love burnt sugar... just the smell of it is amazing!
ReplyDeleteI really want one of those torches for the kitchen... I make s'more cupcakes that could really use a little touch of burnt marshmallow... :)
Have a fantastic Saturday, my dear!
This looks awesome! I want a torch!
ReplyDeleteyummmm!! I've never had rice pudding ever but this makes me want to make it. I love how you have a torch too, I need one!
ReplyDeletewow,what a great idea -this looks amazing!
ReplyDeleteOMG-this looks AMAZING.
ReplyDeleteOh yum that pudding looks amazing.
ReplyDeleteMy husband and my FIL love any excuse for whipping out the blow tourch. They often do so whenever my MIL is out of town because the blowtorch in the kitchen makes her a little nervous. :-D