I'm from Pakistan, and when I was a kid, I always used to take rice and pour milk in the bowl, and then mix in some sugar. It was cold though, so no wine :)
crème brûlée is different, only the crispy burnt surface reminds of crème brûlée. Did you ever taste arroz con leche? Catalonian crema tostada (burnt cream) is sort of spanish crème brûlée
Jose, will you please say "whipped cream"? :)
Sheidipeidi 4 weeks ago
como se llama la "planchita" acon la que el chef le da el toque final al arroz con leche para darle la apariencia de crujiente???? con fuego¡??¡
SOMBODY knows???
oktabeen 4 months ago
Does anyone know what device he was using to carmelize the rice? Could this be used with torch? If so, what sort of gas would you use? Just propane?
CHEVEL67NI 9 months ago
*Could this be *done* with a torch?
CHEVEL67NI 9 months ago
Marcos Moran (old school mate) one of the best young cookers from spain just behind him. The most tipical asturian dessert!! reeeeeally good!
oppidum22 1 year ago
rice from Calasparra ...its the better rice for this dessert
argoclima 2 years ago 5
This is a really fantastic deserte.
rage1967 2 years ago
wats the name of the song in the beginning of the intro!!
insanejain 3 years ago
adelantado by jarabe de palo
manaus08 3 years ago 2
son mis amigos-Amaral
cookandfoodman 2 years ago
I'm from Pakistan, and when I was a kid, I always used to take rice and pour milk in the bowl, and then mix in some sugar. It was cold though, so no wine :)
OkashaSH5 3 years ago 2
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lamouchemorte 3 years ago
crème brûlée is different, only the crispy burnt surface reminds of crème brûlée. Did you ever taste arroz con leche? Catalonian crema tostada (burnt cream) is sort of spanish crème brûlée
mmb2412 2 years ago
tu connais rien toi!!
argoclima 2 years ago
HeyNow !!! Now That Made Me Vary Hungry !!!
rickytomato 3 years ago 3