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Banana, Mango, Apple Rice Kugel

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Ingredients

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3 cups cooked rice
4 tablespoons butter, melted
1 1/2 heavy cream
3/4 cup raisins
1 large banana, sliced
1 mango, diced
1 apple, peeled and chopped
1/8 teaspoon salt
5 eggs, well beaten
3/4 cup sugar
1 tablespoon cinnamon
coconut flakes

Nutritional information

236
Calories
55 g
Calories From Fat
6.1 g
Total Fat
3.2 g
Saturated Fat
87.7 mg
Cholesterol
89.3 mg
Sodium
42.5 g
Carbs
1.9 g
Dietary Fiber
24.7 g
Sugars
4.5 g
Protein
148g
Serving Size

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Banana, Mango, Apple Rice Kugel

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    I love the smell of this cooking. I love this warm from the oven! Not as tasty room temperature the next day. I loved that it was slightly sweet not too much. This was my first experience of a Kugel. used cooked white Basmati rice with just a little sea salt in it and no fat, sweet butter (unsalted), evaporated milk in place of the heavy cream as that is what I had on hand but I'm sure the cream would make this creamier and if I make this for guests I would use the heavy cream, I opted out of adding raisins, used extra apple as another reviewer said she would (one red delicious & one granny smith) I would use a sweet apple and no granny smith next time, I would also cut the banana a bit smaller next time as well. I had to omit the mango as I didn't have any and then went out and bought canned peach for next time forgetting it called for mango. (Will update when I make it with the peach *did that and it just wasn't as good, DH didn't like it). used organic cane sugar (no headaches), plus the rest of the ingredients. I may make this again! Originally made for Veggie Swap #49 ~ August ~

    • 95 min
    • Serves 12
    • Easy

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    Banana, Mango, Apple Rice Kugel, Creamy, fruity, comfort food! Very easy! Great dessert! Give it a try for breakfast! Have it hot or cold , I love the smell of this cooking I love this warm from the oven! Not as tasty room temperature the next day I loved that it was slightly sweet not too much This was my first experience of a Kugel used cooked white Basmati rice with just a little sea salt in it and no fat, sweet butter (unsalted), evaporated milk in place of the heavy cream as that is what I had on hand but I’m sure the cream would make this creamier and if I make this for guests I would use the heavy cream, I opted out of adding raisins, used extra apple as another reviewer said she would (one red delicious & one granny smith) I would use a sweet apple and no granny smith next time, I would also cut the banana a bit smaller next time as well I had to omit the mango as I didn’t have any and then went out and bought canned peach for next time forgetting it called for mango (Will update when I make it with the peach *did that and it just wasn’t as good, DH didn’t like it) used organic cane sugar (no headaches), plus the rest of the ingredients I may make this again! Originally made for Veggie Swap #49 ~ August ~, I love the smell of this cooking I love this warm from the oven! Not as tasty room temperature the next day I loved that it was slightly sweet not too much This was my first experience of a Kugel used cooked white Basmati rice with just a little sea salt in it and no fat, sweet butter (unsalted), evaporated milk in place of the heavy cream as that is what I had on hand but I’m sure the cream would make this creamier and if I make this for guests I would use the heavy cream, I opted out of adding raisins, used extra apple as another reviewer said she would (one red delicious & one granny smith) I would use a sweet apple and no granny smith next time, I would also cut the banana a bit smaller next time as well I had to omit the mango as I didn’t have any and then went out and bought canned peach for next time forgetting it called for mango (Will update when I make it with the peach *did that and it just wasn’t as good, DH didn’t like it) used organic cane sugar (no headaches), plus the rest of the ingredients I may make this again! Originally made for Veggie Swap #49 ~ August ~


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    Add All of the Ingredients and Mix Well.

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    Put in Well Greased Casserole Dish.

    3
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    Cover and Bake For For 1 Hour at 350f, Mixing Half Way Through.

    4
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    Top With Additional Cinnamon, Sugar, and Coconut Flakes to Taste Last 15 Minutes (uncovered).

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