Eggnog Rice Pudding is a holiday version of the classic comfort treat. Served up warm or cold, it tastes perfectly delicious.
I only recently discovered my love for rice pudding. I never liked the stuff and it was weird to me to be eating a sweet dish with rice in it. Rice always meant savory in my mind. Then I saw it at a restaurant and thought that it actually looked good. Like really good. So I decided to try it. Oh.my.word. Why hadn’t I been eating rice pudding this whole time? It was incredible! I don’t like raisins in mine and it was so creamy delicious. I have been craving it ever since. So I decided to make some. With Silk Almond Nog. EGGNOG Rice Pudding, you guys! Whoa.
Everyone has their own Christmas traditions. Mine include baking with Eggnog every year. My Eggnog Coffee Cake and Eggnog Bread are our favorites. We look forward to them every year. And now this Eggnog Rice Pudding is joining the ranks. I love the flavor of Silk Almond Nog. It tastes so good and my whole family loves it as well. Grab a carton of it and get baking. Your holiday traditions are waiting!
- 2 cups cooked white rice
- 1½ cups milk
- 1½ cups Silk Almond Nog Original
- ½ cup granulated sugar
- ½ tsp rum extract
- ground nutmeg for garnish, optional
- Use leftover rice or cook rice according to package directions.
- Place cooked rice, milk, Almond Nog and sugar in a saucepan.
- Heat to boiling and then reduce heat and add rum extract.
- Simmer for about 30-40 minutes until liquid is absorbed, stirring often.
- Place into 4-6 small bowls and serve warm or place in the fridge until cold.
- Stir in another 1-2 Tbsp. Almond Nog before serving if needed to thin out. Top with nutmeg to garnish.
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mmmm I have half a container left of the almond nog so keen to try this out- I always forget about rice pudding- It’s like the Cinderella of grains.
Lol…poor neglected rice pudding.
I love this idea of using the silk eggnog to make rice pudding. I am with you. I didn’t grow up with it and never really got the idea of rice pudding. But have discovered that I love it as an adult. I am sure this version is delish!
Thanks, Katie!
Yum! I grew up eating my mom’s amazing rice pudding, but I can never get enough! Right now I’ve got a rice pudding recipe on my blog that tastes like pumpkin pie.
Have you ever tried a baked rice pudding? That’s my favorite way to make and enjoy it!
I had no idea Silk made an eggnog! MUST find it!
I know! And there’s a pumpkin spice nog flavor!