Upgraded Protein Rice Pudding
Published: 28/06/2017
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Published: 28/06/2017
Author:
Ance Šternberga
Here’s a really tasty recipe for rice pudding with an added protein punch for you. I’ve given this an added step of leaving the rice overnight, with the aim being to increase the amount of resistant starch, and the addition of the coconut oil is to increase levels further still. The theory behind this is when you cook coconut oil and rice together, the oil binds to the digestible starch in the rice (that’s the starch that converts to glucose). Once bound with the oil, the digestible starch begins to crystallize, creating another form of starch: the resistant variety. Our bodies convert digestible starch into glucose, which raises blood sugar levels. Humans don’t digest resistant starch, so it doesn’t raise blood glucose at all. So a bit more resistant and a little less digestible starch is a good thing to aim for. If you just want a quick bowl of protein rice pudding you can leave out the cooling stage of course, I wouldn’t blame you :-)
Ingredients
Per serving(2 bowls)