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ricemilk desserts
      #364570 - 05/01/11 06:07 AM
mavera

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I've been making ricemilk desserts for a while now (semolina & later on custard), sweetened with rice syrup.
I always make like 5 servings and keep them in the fridge.

In the beginning they always stayed stiff/thick enough, but since a few weeks they fail very often! Sometimes won't get stiff at all, sometimes are stiff at first, but the next day the rest is gotten very thin/'fluidy'...

I first thought it was the ricemilk, perhaps they changed something in the ingredients/preparation (couldn't find out on the package and didn't get a respons on emailing). But now I've been trying other brands ricemilk and most fail getting stiff also?? One was ok, but didn't taste nice..

Does this sound familiar?? Am I doing something wrong in the preparation? I can't find out!

(Strange thing is it does get stiff with just water? But I like the ricemilk, especially the ones with added/as a source of calcium.)

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Re: ricemilk desserts new
      #364571 - 05/01/11 06:18 AM
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Can you provide the recipe. It might have some clues.

Thanks

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Re: ricemilk desserts new
      #364573 - 05/01/11 08:24 AM
mavera

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I heat the ricemilk until it boiles. Then put it at low fire. Perhaps I shouldn't boil it (too long)?

With custard, I mix the powder with some cold milk in advance to prevent lumps.

Add the semolina or custard/milk and stirr for a while.
Let it boil at low heat for about 3 min.
Normally I add the rice syrup, but I noticed it sometimes makes it thinner too, so I now add it before I'm eating it (or not at all).

Divide it in bowls and put a plate or some foil on it.

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meds: lansoprazol+macrogol
started EFI +FODMAPs 1/2011. 'Relapse' for 8 months. Now partly back on track again with the diet..


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Re: ricemilk desserts new
      #364604 - 05/03/11 01:58 PM
mavera

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The amounts I've kept equal.
Custard: 65gram (~4.5 tbs) - 1 liter (1 quart) ricemilk
semolina: 100gram (~6.5 tbs) - 1 liter (1 quart) ricemilk
Adding more custard/semolina doesn't really improve it..

No clue??

(hopefully you'll understand the amounts?!)

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