How To Make Sutlac / Turkish Rice Pudding

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Published 2019-07-16
Turkish rice pudding Sutlaç is one of the most popular Milky Turkish desserts served in Turkish restaurants. There is a similar dessert called Umm Ali in Arabic countries. With cold creamy rice pudding and caramelized top it is perfect after a good meal. You can serve it plain or sprinkle ground cinnamon or chopped hazelnuts

Ingredients For Sutlaç Rice Pudding: (About 8-10 servings)

Little less than 1/2 cup white rice
1+1/2 cups water
1 liter whole milk + 1 cup more depend on the consistency
1 cup sugar
1+1/2 tbsp cornstarch
vanilla sugar or vanilla beans or vanilla extract
Oven safe serving bowls if you want to caramelize top


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All Comments (21)
  • We have the same in albania! We call it sultjash🥣 and we usually make it for eid! Greetings from Kosovo🇦🇱🇽🇰🇹🇷❤️
  • @biancagador
    I tried making this last week and I’m so proud of myself it tasted so good. I gave my mom, brothers and also to my boyfriend who is Turkish. They all loved it 🥰💗
  • @suchistarry
    Every country has a rice pudding, truly a global dish with just 2 ingredients with slight variations! I usually add Nutmeg and cinnamon instead of vanilla or cardamom!
  • @jopacrisha
    Merhaba. In my country Mexico the name of this dish is "arroz con leche or leche arroz" its spanish... Çok çok teşekkürler for the recipe.👍👍👍👍
  • @chrise8316
    I am German but as a child my mother always took me to a turkish cafeteria when we visited my dad at work. I allways had Pide and sutlac. It was and still is my favorite food- no schnitzel for me haha. We moved away and i have been desperately looking for recipes. This tastes exactly like the one i know…perhaps a little less sugar. The pide recipe is more difficult, but i had a huge success with a dough with baking powder instead of yeast. So yah for me it is the small homecook channels who often make the most authentic food, especially if you are looking for something international.
  • In INDIA we call it FIRNI ...the only difference is we dont bake it but refrigerate after pouring into bowl.... I will try your way ,it looks delicious. 😍 lots of love from INDIA
  • @cteehuda
    I'm in love with all your recipe 😍
  • @ayeshajamil8443
    It is just something alike a kheer here in Pakistan but we eat it without baking we cold it in refrigerator ... Luv from Pakistan
  • This is something I see every country in the world has with it's own variation. In Pakistan we call it " KHEER" & do not bake. Just with milk sugar rice & cardamom. To garnish with pistachio or almonds. Will definitely try this Turkish version insha a allah. Thanks a lot 😍 Love from pakistan/Bahrain❤
  • @tayabakhan000
    Selam , nasılsiniz ☺ as lot of people have said this is called kheer, our version of kheer have cardimum ,almonds pistasho and coconut ... And we dont add corn starch ... Just milk, rice, sugar and cardmum with dry nuts 😍 Your version looks good too ..happy cooking and sharing 😊 afiyat olsun
  • I’ve never seen rice pudding being broiled for that nice golden crust. It’s a great idea. Thank you 😊
  • @soniafaisal2456
    Thank you so much for posting this recipe we tried this pudding in Istanbul in last April on our holidays now I will make it at home 😊
  • @madnitaste6288
    I'm from india. .. It's called Kheer in my language Looking delicious
  • @umusafa8926
    Masha Allah I had in mind rice pudding when I open my phone new recipes from Turkish recipes my favorite channel thank you my dear.
  • @waeldarwish2283
    In Arabic we call it Ruz B-Haleeb. means Rise with milk. It was very popular.
  • @davidmolloy126
    Merhaba Aysenur, In England we usually grate some nutmeg on the top to form a lovely skin when it's in the oven, and we eat it with a big spoonful of Strawberry jam on the side. Thanks for the lovely recipe, take care, David.
  • @miak3217
    I've tried SÜTLAÇ a few times and love it like crazy (even when my friend said that sometimes what I bought was not a good one) Thanks for sharing the recipe. I will definitely try that.
  • @anilacara3797
    Hi , we have the same in Albania and call it sultjash, of course it’s a Turkish influence since we have a lot of things in common, food, traditions and worlds. But we don’t put it in the oven, just pour in bowls and let cool and then eat with cinnamon on top. I made your recipe even in the oven and really liked it a lot Thank you for sharing with us Turkey in all senses with us