1 Cup Instant Rice
1/2 Cup Sugar or more
1/4 Stick Blue Bonnet Marg.
1/2 Cup Milk
Wash rice. Drain. Then cook as directed on box. Or just add one cup water in a kettle. Let water come to a boil. Then add the one cup of instant rice. Stir good. Put a saucer on top of the kettle to hold in moisture. When water is absorbed then take off saucer and fluff. Add the 1/2 cup milk and sugar. Stir good. Add butter and put back on stove for a few mintues on low to let all get warm. Serve with biscuits, eggs and sausage for breakfast. If using regular rice cook and then drain. Then add the butter, milk and sugar. Put back on the stove to let get warm. Best served warm. Rice will thicken as it sets. It may be a little soupy at first. Just work with the ings. May need to add a little more sugar.
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Thursday, October 14, 2010
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