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Soft-cooked rice blended smooth with milk and condensed milk and dusted with cinnamon — Venezuela's sweet rice drink.
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Venezuelan chicha is a drink made by cooking rice soft, blending it, and finishing it sweet and creamy with milk and condensed milk. It's different from the fermented corn chicha of the Andes and contains no alcohol. It's sold from the carts of chicheros (chicha vendors) on street corners with ice, cinnamon, and plenty of condensed milk.
Rinse the rice and soak in water for at least 2 hours.
Simmer the rice and water in a pot on low for 30–40 minutes until falling apart.
Cool slightly and blend with the milk until smooth.
Mix in the condensed milk, sugar, and vanilla and chill in the fridge.
If too thick, thin with milk.
Pour into glasses with ice, drizzle with a little condensed milk, and dust with cinnamon.