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There are times in life when loving Me is important. And as attractive as that easy lever can be, I know that putting a little elbow grease in for tonight’s dinner might just make life a little rosier.

I can easily go overboard on my lust for carbohydrates, so I’ll just say that my white bread needed to be on the menu. Pasta could be an obvious accompaniment, but that screams emotional eating. Especially when I had decided that I would make rice pudding for dessert.

Soup, then.

I wanted something healthy and hearty. Not a cream soup. And not a puree. I just wanted to dump everything into a pot and wait. This barley, lentil and chard soup from Bon Appétit did the trick. I halved the recipe, but kept the same amount of tomatoes and topped up the red chard I was using.

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I ended with what I can only call a Quick ‘n’ Dirty Rice Pudding. Not much thought, only the effort of stirring, and hardly perfect. But it was what I wanted: sweet and creamy and chewy and vanilla-y. And after being completely cooled in the fridge, it also had the sticky, glutinous texture I (maybe not you) love in rice pudding.

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Makes two generous servings.

0.5 cup Arborio rice

2 cups milk

3 tablespoons sugar

Pinch of salt

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1 egg yolk, lightly beaten

1 teaspoon butter

Bring rice, milk, salt, sugar, vanilla seeds, and now-empty vanilla bean to a boil.

Reduce heat to low and cover, stirring often, until rice is tender and pudding is to desired thickness—more milk may need to be added.

Take pudding off the heat. Remove the bean pod. Continually stir the pudding as you slowly add the egg yolk, which further thickens the pudding. Stir in butter.

Enjoy warm or cool completely in the fridge (with plastic wrap pressed onto pudding for skin prevention).

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