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Anyone remember this creamy rice dish that had pineapple and whipped cream in it? Was it eaten as a dessert? My DH was describing it to me but I have no recollection of the dish. 

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Re: Glorified Rice

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@AuntG , here's a wiki page that explains the dis and its origin.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Glorified_rice

 

And here is a recipe for it

https://www.tasteofhome.com/recipes/pineapple-rice-pudding/

 

Some recipes include miniature marshmellows.

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My Mom made that often, back in the day.

 

I recall, it made with cooked white rice cooled and canned crushed pineapple

including the juice, chopped maraschino cherries including the juice and maybe some white sugar and cool whip.

 

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My grandmother used to make this and serve as dessert.  I think she used to add sugar, pineapple, mini marshmallows, and whipped cream to cooked white rice.  I remember it was tasty.

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@AuntG   Yes, I remember my life long native Rhode Island father-in-law making and realy liking this.  He and his family were quite poor so when he made it he used whole milk instead of cream.  I recall him putting quite a bit of sugar in it, too.

 

To me it tasted  nothing like the "real" rice pudding that I was accustomed to but I ate it when it was offered just to be gracious.

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I have heard of it. I've had something similar with no rice in it.

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I would call this rice pudding.  We have a brand in our area called Kozy Shack that is pretty good.  Maybe I'll add some pineapple to it.  

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       I made this dish quite often many years ago.   Haven't made it lately though.  I loved it, but my DD never did like it!  It is quite sweet, so I always used it as a dessert dish. But others I know, served it as a sweet salad!!