One of South America's most ancient desserts. Made since pre-Columbian times by Guaraní communities.
Paraguayan white corn pudding — white hominy simmered in milk and sugar until thick and creamy. The simplest and most ancient Paraguayan dessert.
Blend cooked hominy roughly — leave some texture.
Combine with milk and sugar. Simmer 45 minutes, stirring, until thick and porridge-like.
Add vanilla. Serve warm or cold, dusted with cinnamon.
Stir frequently as the pudding thickens — the milk solids can catch on the bottom.
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