Traditional dish for kids – grated apples, mixed with a little sugar and cinnamon

Basically, heat some milk and water, add in the rice, butter, and some salt. Grate the apples and add a bit of sugar and cinnamon. In a greased baking dish, put half the rice on the bottom, then layer the apples mixtures, then top with the rest of the rice. Put a few pats of butter on top, cover, and bake at 180C for 40 minutes.

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Posted by twilightmoons

23 Comments

  1. Icy-Machine1951 on

    I’ve never had it and I bet it taste really good.. Imma save this lol.

  2. RavenSorkvild on

    It doesn’t taste bad but usually you have to eat the whole plate and it’s just too much to eat.

  3. mr_hard_name on

    Ok, hate me for this, but I absolutely hated this ever since my childhood. The texture, bland taste and at the same time sweetness… I think one time I puked before I finished the plate

  4. XWasTheProblem on

    The only thing that’s polarizing about it is whether you consider it to be lunch-food or dessert-food.

    I consider it both personally.

    And now I want to eat some, god damn it…

  5. QuixoticLogophile on

    I FORGOT THIS EXISTED!! One of my Polish relatives used to make this for me as a child and I loved it. It’s so good and comforting. I’ve been craving Polish food from my childhood lately and I’m going to make this! Thank you than you thank you!!!

  6. RabidBanana6769 on

    Carbs seasoned with carbs. Just as shitty as pasta with strawberries. In the next episode – chleb z cukrem. Kurwa ludzie szanujcie siÄ™ xD komuna już minęła, dostÄ™pność produktów i wiedzy dietetycznej też jakby wiÄ™ksza niż wtedy.

  7. RegularExtreme8545 on

    2 years ago I upgraded the recipe. Cook your favorite rice in milk with cinnamon bark, honey and raisins. When rice is ready, remove the cinnamon bark. Add the half of cooked rice and raisins to a buttered ovenproof dish. Put roasted apples (no sugar needed!) on it (you can add the cinnamon here too) and cover it with the rest of the rice. Cover the rice with a few thin pieces of cold butter. Put it into the oven on 180 for 45-55 mins (you don’t have to cover it for the crispy finish: the butter will melt and rice on top will become brown, crispy and kinda nutty in taste). Serve with cold sour cream or vanilla yogurt/cream cheese.Â