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Rizogalo is a creamy Greek pudding prepared on the basis of rice and milk. Since these two components behind the name of this dish: ρυζι - Ream - rice; γάλα - gála - milk. An addition that will enrich the taste can be orange or lemon peel, which we add during cooking. Rizogalo ideally suited to the form of dessert, snacks during the day or as an addition to breakfast.
The preparation of this dish will be best served with a short round rice. The Greeks use a rice variety called γλασέ ( glase ) for rizogalo . It is similar to the arborio variety, which can also be used for rizogalo.
There are two ways to cook rice. Some of the Greeks first boil rice in a small amount of water, and then it floods with milk and boils again. The second part (generally older Greek women) cooks rice in a large amount of milk. It's best to try both schools, but choosing the first way you need to remember to use only half of the milk from the following proportions. In addition, some add eggs to the rizogalo, but it is not an essential ingredient.
In some Greek recipes, corn flour is used for thickening, but this is not necessary, because the starch released during rice cooking will also give a creamy consistency. Preparing rizogalo is quite time-consuming and requires constant attention, because it is very important to cook the rice with milk at low temperature while making sure that the milk does not start boiling and the rice does not stick to the bottom of the dish.
1. We start the preparation of rizogalo from rinsing rice in cold water.
2. Then, in a pot with a thick bottom, we heat rice and milk by setting medium fire. It should be stirred constantly so that the rice does not stick. You can not allow milk to boil, so if it reaches the critical point just before boiling, we reduce the heat and cook for 30-40 minutes, stirring occasionally. At this stage you can add a crust of orange or lemon peel.
3. After this time, add sugar and vanilla extract and mix until sugar dissolves. If the rhizogalo is not thick enough, it can be thicken by adding a teaspoon of corn flour dissolved in a small amount of water. After adding the flour you have to rizogalo boil a few moments until it thickens.
4. Put Rizogalo into bowls and sprinkle with cinnamon. We serve hot, at room temperature or straight from the fridge.
Greeks often use oranges to bake cakes and prepare desserts. Today we present a recipe for slightly less known but very easy to prepare Kéik portokáli cake, which is liked by all those who tried it. The juice of freshly squeezed oranges and spicy spices are responsible for its refreshing taste, and the simple execution will make this cake can be prepared very quickly in an "emergency" situation.
Baklava is probably the most famous Greek dessert. However, let us put aside the genesis of its creation, because Turks, Bulgarians and several other Balkan countries also admit to the invention of baklava. Nevertheless, since the Greeks have invented almost everything, the baklava is probably also ;-)
Karydopita is a very popular nut cake in Greece seasoned with spicy spices and soaked in orange syrup. It is simple to do and does not require more culinary skills. In particular, its taste will appeal to nut devotees, because there is no shortage of them in this dough. The syrup, which is soaked, can be prepared in such a simple way as in the recipe below. However, if you care about a greater variety, you can think about adding cloves, cinnamon or lemon juice.
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