Milk Pudding
1.
Prepare the right amount of sugar
2.
Take the pudding powder out of the bag and set aside. My pudding powder has been left for a long time and it has become damp. It has become lumpy, but it will not affect the consumption. It is best not to put it in moisture.
3.
Put an appropriate amount of water in the rice cooker. I put about 500ML, in fact, I can control it freely. (There are instructions on the pudding powder)
4.
Pour the pudding powder after the water boils.
5.
Stir well with a spoon. Turn off the fire until bubbles are formed. (It's better to keep stirring even while it's boiled until bubbles are formed.)
6.
Pour into a bowl to cool, if it is hot, put it in the refrigerator. I don't like to put it in the refrigerator. Too ice is bad for the stomach, so let it cool naturally.
Tips:
1. Put the pudding powder in after the water has boiled, and stir it continuously. There should be no dry powder or lumps.
2. The amount of water should also be determined according to the amount of pudding powder, or less.
3. Add sugar according to personal taste.