This invention belongs to the field of
food processing technology, specifically a method for preparing traditional
resistant starch rice pudding. The method includes
steaming rice, cooling and sprinkling with
yeast,
fermentation in a container, rinsing the rice residue with
clean water,
grinding into a
slurry, blending, adding seasonings, three cooking processes, hot filling, and high-temperature sterilization. The innovative aspect of this invention is the addition of a
water rinsing step after
fermentation. Two rinses with room-temperature water remove most of the
alcohol and organic acids from the rice residue, eliminating irritating substances such as
alcohol and volatile acids, while preserving the natural
aroma of the rice to the greatest extent. Combined with the three-
cooking process, the
starch in the rice pudding is fully gelatinized, producing a caramelized
aroma and rich
flavor similar to natural rice soup, while removing any raw or fishy taste. This results in a high degree of
flavor integration and a smooth, delicate texture. The core
process logic is consistent with traditional
brewing, requiring no complex production equipment. The process is simple and easy to learn, and can be directly applied to the upgrading of traditional workshops, significantly improving product quality and market competitiveness.