Strawberry Rice Pudding PieSummary
DescriptionThis is a great summer recipe - fast and easy, ideal for picnics and potlucks. You can add, subtract or change ingredients to your taste. The time it takes to make this depends on if you get a pie crust that requires baking. Add about 15 minutes to that for total prep time. If you have to bake your crust, start that first. Wash strawberries, remove stems. Chop them into little pieces, ~1/4 inch or so. Put them on a paper towel or something to absorb the water and juice, and set them aside. Mix cottage cheese and rice pudding together. When your crust is ready, spread the mixture evenly inside the crust. Pour strawberries on top of cheese/pudding mixture, spread evenly. You can serve immediately, or refridgerate and serve later. Around 6ish - depends on who's eating...15My friend Anita came over one night with a pie crust, a pound of strawberries, some rice pudding, and no real plan - we kind of invented this on the spot. I added the cottage cheese to boost my own pregnant protein intake. I'm a purist, and think this is the perfect balance of simple flavors. However, feel free to add spices or whatever. Be creative.~25 medium to large strawberries (more or less to taste)1 cup of readymade rice pudding1 cup of cottage cheese1 pie crust of your favorite variety Ingredients
InstructionsThis is a great summer recipe - fast and easy, ideal for picnics and potlucks. You can add, subtract or change ingredients to your taste. The time it takes to make this depends on if you get a pie crust that requires baking. Add about 15 minutes to that for total prep time. If you have to bake your crust, start that first. Wash strawberries, remove stems. Chop them into little pieces, ~1/4 inch or so. Put them on a paper towel or something to absorb the water and juice, and set them aside. Mix cottage cheese and rice pudding together. When your crust is ready, spread the mixture evenly inside the crust. Pour strawberries on top of cheese/pudding mixture, spread evenly. You can serve immediately, or refridgerate and serve later. NotesMy friend Anita came over one night with a pie crust, a pound of strawberries, some rice pudding, and no real plan - we kind of invented this on the spot. I added the cottage cheese to boost my own pregnant protein intake. I'm a purist, and think this is the perfect balance of simple flavors. However, feel free to add spices or whatever. Be creative. __________________
- -- Radical parenting can save our species.The Double Agents: Blogging Mamalife, Creativity & the Human Condition
|
About Us & WelcomeHipmama.com is a magazine bursting with political New DesignNew year, new design! We're in the middle of a site upgrade... if you are having any difficulties, click here. NavigationUser loginSister SitesMoreNeed more Hip Mama? Follow us on: HipMama.com - Twitter Looking for the print zine? Click here. Recent blog posts
Who's online
There are currently 3 users and 167 guests online.
Online users
|
ummm..yummy!
this sounds awesome. i'm going to try it. you just made it up? no way!