Beverages & Drinks

Recipe#9937

Title: Eggnog 03

Newsgroups: rec.food.recipes 

From: krull%vm96%cvm@vetmed.cvm.uiuc.edu (Dan Krull)

Subject: COLLECTION: Eggnog

Message-ID: krull%vm96%cvm.2.754949881@vetmed.cvm.uiuc.edu

Keywords: eggnog, recipes, drink

Organization: College of Veterinary Medicine, University of Illinois

Date: Fri, 3 Dec 1993 20:18:01 GMT


COLLECTION: Eggnog

Eggnog

1 fresh egg

1 tsp fine granulated sugar

2 oz brandy, port, rum, sherry, bourbon, or rye

8 oz milk

Shake and strain into tall glasses. Garnish with a sprinkle of nutmeg.

Eggnog

2 cups milk or half & half

2 eggs

2 tsp sugar

dash vanilla

nutmeg

Mix milk, eggs and sugar in blender until frothy. Flavor with vanilla and

sprinkle with nutmeg.

variations: replace 1 cup of milk or half & half with 1 cup whipping cream

stir in 2 tbsp dissolved red hot (cinnamon) hearts/dots

EGGNOG

[mlarson@david.wheaton.edu (Mimi Larson)]

6-8 eggs

1 cup granulated sugar

2 cups whipping cream

1 cup light rum

1 cup brandy

dash vanilla

2 tbs. powdered sugar

freshly ground nutmeg

Separate egg whites and yokes. Place yokes in large mixing bowl and whites

in small mixing bowl.

Beat yokes at medium speed, then gradually add granulated sugar. Speed

may be increased to bring to fluffy texture, mix thoroughly. Set aside.

Clean and dry beaters and then beat whites until they form stiff peaks.

Set aside.

Clean and dry beaters and beat whipping cream, adding the powdered sugar

and vanilla. When at a thick consistency, set aside.

Place yokes and sugar mixture under beaters and bring back to frothy

consistency. Slowly add the cup of rum and cup of brandy (smaller portion

of liquor may be used if desired).

Fold in egg whites and whipping cream, do not beat more than necessary.

Remove from bowl and pour into serving glasses. Top with freshly ground

nutmeg.

DANGER: Do not serve more than two cups per person!

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