As a young child my Grandma made a bouille (pudding) that I dearly loved. I never learned how to make it from her. Visiting my Nanny Ruby one day, I asked if she knew how to make it. She knew how but didn’t have a written recipe. She offered to make it after I begged her (lol) and I stood behind her, measured ingredients and wrote the recipe down. Nanny Ruby tells me that when I tasted it I teared up and said “It taste just like nostalgia.”
Over medium heat, bring the milk and vanilla just to a boil. While the milk is heating, combine the flour and water making sure there are NO lumps in the mixture.
After the milk comes to a boil, add the flour/water mixture and the sugar. Stir constantly until desired consistency is reached or until mixture “turns” (about 1 to 1-1/2 minutes) to a pudding consistency. More or less liquid may be added to obtain desired consistency.
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