Pastries & desserts

Teurgoule

A Normandy rice-and-milk dessert flavored with cinnamon.

Teurgoule showing its baked surface and soft rice pudding.
Teurgoule showing its baked surface and soft rice pudding.Photo: Raphael LabbéCC BY-SA 2.0Teurgoule 2 — https://www.flickr.com/photos/ulikleafar/3120503974/

Say it: tur-GOOL (approximate English pronunciation)

Teurgoule brings rice, milk and cinnamon together in a soft dessert associated with Normandy. It offers a different texture from a slice of cake or a cream-filled pastry. The rice absorbs the milk during cooking, while the spice provides the distinctive flavor. It is a useful choice when you want to explore a lesser-known regional sweet.

Names to look for on menus

teurgoule, norman rice pudding

Explore its regional connections: Normandy

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About this guide and further reading

Written by Eat French.Food. Reference check: 2026-10-12. Pronunciations are approximate guides for English speakers.