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How do you make rice pudding that’s good for you? Ellie Krieger knows.

By Ellie Krieger, Special To The Washington Post
Published: April 17, 2018, 6:05am

This pudding is a lot like the old-fashioned rice pudding you know. It is cooked the same way, by simmering rice in milk seasoned with warm, aromatic spices and sweetener until it thickens a bit. But this rice pudding is also different — something its purple color gives away at first glance.

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