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Carrot Casserole with Rice

by Editorial Staff

Carrot casserole with rice is a healthy and tasty treat for both children and adults. The casserole is quite easy to prepare, so you can serve a wonderful homemade dessert for tea.

Summary

Prep Time20 mins
Cook Time55 mins
Total Time75 mins
CourseSide Dish
CuisineRussian

Ingredients

  • Carrots (large) – 1 pc. (250 g)
  • Milk – 350 g
  • Round rice – 150 g
  • Egg (small) – 1 pc.
  • Sour cream – 3 tbsp
  • Butter – 30 g
  • Sugar – 50 g
  • Salt – 1 pinch

Instructions

  1. Cut the carrots into thin semicircles. Pour milk over the carrots and simmer until soft, 15-20 minutes.
  2. Rinse the rice and add water (300 ml). Boil sticky rice porridge. To do this, bring to a boil over high heat, then reduce the heat and cook the rice for 25 minutes, stirring occasionally. Do not cover with a lid.
  3. Throw the finished carrots on a sieve and cool. Rub the carrots through a sieve. Add cooled rice porridge to the carrots.
  4. Add sugar, salt and beat in an egg. Mix the resulting mass.
  5. Leave a small piece of butter to grease the baking dish, add the rest of the butter to the carrots and rice.
  6. Grease a baking dish (I used a ceramic dish measuring 12×18 cm) with butter. Place the carrots and rice in a mold.
  7. Cook the rice and carrot casserole in the oven at 220 ° C for 30 minutes. Brush with sour cream while still warm carrot casserole with rice. Sour cream is absorbed a little and you get a delicate dessert.

Bon Appetit!

Editorial Staff

About Editorial Staff

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