Instant Pot Rice Pudding Recipe
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This Instant Pot Rice Pudding recipe is such an easy, delicious dessert! I love cozy recipes like this during the winter. (gluten-free, vegan)
Rice pudding is pure comfort food to me. It makes me want to curl up in front of the fire and forget about how cold it is outside. It has just the right cozy flavor for this time of year.
A pressure cooker makes homemade rice pudding easier than ever. It’s a simple, set-it-and-forget-it recipe that will make your house smell so good.
Instant Pot Rice Pudding Recipe Tips
This Instant Pot rice pudding recipe couldn’t be easier to make. While I sometimes use brown rice to make baked rice pudding, I really prefer the texture of white rice in this pudding. Coconut milk keeps this recipe dairy-free, and it thickens up nicely even without the use of eggs.
I like to sprinkle cinnamon and fruit on top of the pudding after it cooks, but you could also add cinnamon and raisins to the pot before cooking if you’d like. Either way, you’ll love the flavor of this Instant Pot rice pudding. And you can’t beat the price – just $.27 per serving!
Instant Pot Rice Pudding
This Instant Pot Rice Pudding is such an easy, delicious dessert! ($.27 per serving)
Print Pin RateServings: 8
Calories: 148kcal
Ingredients
- 3 cups coconut milk
- 1 tsp vanilla extract
- 1/4 tsp salt
- 1 cup uncooked long or short grain white rice
- 1/2 cup pure maple syrup
Instructions
- Pour the coconut milk, vanilla extract, and salt into the Instant Pot. Add the rinsed rice, then pour the maple syrup on top. Stir.
- Cover the Instant Pot and turn the vent to Sealing. Cook on Manual high pressure for 18 minutes. Let the pressure release naturally for 10 minutes, then release the remaining pressure and open the pot.
- Serve sprinkled with cinnamon and fruit. This pudding can be enjoyed warm or cold, but I prefer it warm. For the best texture, warm up the leftovers with a little extra coconut milk.
Nutrition Estimate
Calories: 148kcal
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Instant Pot Rice Pudding Price Breakdown
This recipe costs a total of $2.13 to make, or $.27 per half cup serving. Try this Instant Pot rice pudding for a healthy, frugal dessert recipe.
Kaitlyn says
This recipe burned the bottom of the instant pot even though I followed the recipe and rinced the rice extremely well before putting it in, not exactly sure what went wrong.
Annemarie says
I’m sorry to hear that. I’ve never had that problem with this recipe. What size/model Instant Pot did you use? I’m guessing you’re using a larger pot than mine and it needed a bigger batch to keep from sticking.
Katrina says
Hi I made this tonight and the bottom of the rice pudding stuck to the instant pot, any tips? Otherwise it was so delicious!
Annemarie says
I’m glad you liked it! Sorry to hear that it stuck to the pot. Did you rinse the rice first before adding it to the pot? Maybe try letting the pressure release naturally all the way (not just the first 10 minutes) and see if that helps. Let me know if that works.
Taylor Kiser says
So comforting and delicious! Wish I had a bowl of this rice pudding right now!
Noel Lizotte says
Instant pots have made cooking so easy – more people than ever are cooking at home! Rice pudding is always a great dessert … people absolutely love it. Thanks for making it easy to prepare.
Jacque Hastert says
I love easy and tasty desserts like this!
Lauren Vavala | DeliciousLittleBites says
I’ve never used my Instant Pot for a dessert yet but love this idea of making a rice pudding! My kids would love this treat on a cold winter day!
Sonal says
I am a huge instant pot fan and use it eveyday for cooking. This rice pudding looks so comforting and is perfect for the season.
Victor says
Does this call for canned coconut milk, or the dairy alternative kind in a carton?
Annemarie says
I make my own coconut milk, but you can also use canned full fat coconut milk. The carton kind would work too, but it would be a little less rich.
Lawrence says
Made it today, it was only ok at best. Not like real traditional rice pudding. I’ll continue looking for a more traditional recipe.
Annemarie says
I’m sorry to hear that it didn’t turn out well for you. What kind of rice did you use?
Sam says
I’m delighted with this recipe. For years I have been trying to replicate my Grandmother’s recipe for arroz con dulce (sweet coconut rice pudding. I try making it from scratch just like hers but some was missing every time. So… I came across this recipe and although I didn’t have all the ingredients I use 1/4 cup of brown sugar. Once I topped with cinnamon IT WAS AWESOME!!! I’m sorry for the yelling, but I’m super exited about it! Thank you for helping me bring some of my childhood memories.
Annemarie says
I’m so glad to hear! This is definitely an old fashioned comfort food recipe.
Denise says
Can you add raisons prior to cooking or would you recommend after?
Annemarie says
I haven’t tried this recipe with raisins, but you could probably do it either way. I would personally add them after cooking.
Mary says
What should I do if I don’t have maple syrup? Add more coconut milk? Leave recipe alone?
Annemarie says
You could substitute another sweetener, like honey or sugar.
Denise says
I’ve been told to not use milk in the instant pot due to it curdling. Will this recipe curdle or be creamy?
Annemarie says
This comes out creamy for me. I use coconut milk.