Cooking Time:
1 Hour on HIGHServings:
6
Ingredients
1 T. Butter 2 c. Jasmine Rice 4 c. Canned Coconut Milk (about 2 cans) 2 T. Brown Sugar 2 Mangoes, sliced
I recently had the most delicious dessert at a Thai restaurant and like most dishes, I declared “I can make that in a slow cooker!” So I went home and made my version of Thai sticky rice dessert over and over until I was happy with the results. I hope you love Slow Cooker Coconut Rice Pudding with Fresh Mango as much as my family!
- Soak rice in water for a few hours overnight. Drain but DO NOT RINSE.
- Butter a 4-Quart Slow Cooker.
- Add rice to the slow cooker and pour 2 c. coconut milk (canned, not the refrigerated kind!) and 2 c. water over top rice.
- Cover and cook for 1 Hour on HIGH.
- Once rice is finished, fluff with a fork and recover.
- Heat remaining 2 cups of coconut milk on the stove top and simmer.
- Stir in 2 T. brown sugar and dissolve.
- Portion out the rice in 1/2 c. servings on individual plates.
- Drizzle the sweetened warm coconut milk over top rice portions and top with freshly sliced mango. Enjoy!
Happy Crocking!
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I usually make my sticky rice via steaming so I thought a crock pot version would be GREAT! I followed all the instructions to the letter, and after an hour in the crock pot on high I still have a crock pot full of liquid and a bunch of hard rice. So plan accordingly if you’re trying this. I was planning on having Pork BBQ with Sticky Rice tonite, but looks like I have to throw something else together for dinner. Will let it keep cooking and maybe I can have tomorrow.
UPDATE: After 2 hours in the crock pot it looks amazing! So just plan that you may have to adjust your timing when making this.
I should have read your review first. I had the same issue!! One hour and still soup and hard rice. It is still cooking now. I have a great non crock pot recipe but love Get Crocked so thought I’d try.