I tried this one this year, uses more alcohol than the one I used to use, I like this one better!!!:bottle: :bottle: :bottle:Here's a great eggnog recipe from a friend on the CF forum. I sampled some last Christmas and had a nice buzz by the time I finished my first glass. It's smooth and filling.
10 eggs, separated
3 cups granulated sugar
1.5 pints (24 fluid ounces) white rum
1 quart heavy cream
1 pint (16 fluid ounces) bourbon or whiskey
1 pint (16 fluid ounces) brandy
3 quarts milk
1 teaspoon ground nutmeg
1 teaspoon ground cinnamon
Beat the egg yolks until smooth. Pour beaten yolk into pot or mixing bowl having at least a 6-quart capacity. Add the sugar and stir well. Add the rum slowly and beat to dissolve the sugar. Add the cream and stir to blend. Add the bourbon, brandy, milk, and spices, mixing well after each addition. In a separate mixing bowl, beat the egg whites until frothy and smooth but not too firm, about 3 minutes with an electric beater on high. Add the egg white to the mixture. Beat the mixture well, about 5 minutes. Ladle the egg nog into storage bottles, taking care to portion the foamy top froth equally into the bottles. Stir the mixture vigorously between bottles to mix up any sugar or spice sediment. Chill bottles. For a milder, creamier egg nog, drink within one day.
Egg nog can be aged for up to 6 weeks and gets stronger and more complex with time. Shake bottles at least once a week to keep mixed, and shake well before serving. Makes about 6 quarts.
Damn right ClayI like my whiskey and bourbon by themselves... no eggnog for me...
Slight variation:Damn right Clay
The perfect Christmas drink:
I Lead Crystal old fashioned glass (required only for Christmas, Pebbles and Bam Bam jelly glass will do just fine the rest of the year)
fill it 2/3 full with top shelf KY Bourbon or TN Mash.
sip it, when MT, repeat the process.
Now that's just unfair. I'm drooling all over me keyboard!Slight variation:
1 12 inch antique cyrstal balloon glass that belonged to my Grandfather, the original draconian banker. (He shared drinks with Rockefeller and BlackJack Pershing with this set)
Pour 5 ounces of Remey Louis VIII,
Warm
Sip
Repeat
so, how did it turn out? which recipe did you use?Making eggnog today!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I may have to mix one of those up for the wifey just to see ho they smell Ray.Carmel Apple:
6 oz's Fresh Apple Cider
2 oz's Butter Scotch Schnapps
Serve cold or warm.......tastes just like a Carmel Apple
You text this to me and now I gotta try it.Carmel Apple:
6 oz's Fresh Apple Cider
2 oz's Butter Scotch Schnapps
Serve cold or warm.......tastes just like a Carmel Apple
Carmel Apple:
6 oz's Fresh Apple Cider
2 oz's Butter Scotch Schnapps
Serve cold or warm.......tastes just like a Carmel Apple
You can also use butter rum flavoring used for candy making for this one.I may have to mix one of those up for the wifey just to see ho they smell Ray.
This is a great recipe. I'll be making a batch this week.Here's a great eggnog recipe from a friend on the CF forum. I sampled some last Christmas and had a nice buzz by the time I finished my first glass. It's smooth and filling.
10 eggs, separated
3 cups granulated sugar
1.5 pints (24 fluid ounces) white rum
1 quart heavy cream
1 pint (16 fluid ounces) bourbon or whiskey
1 pint (16 fluid ounces) brandy
3 quarts milk
1 teaspoon ground nutmeg
1 teaspoon ground cinnamon
Beat the egg yolks until smooth. Pour beaten yolk into pot or mixing bowl having at least a 6-quart capacity. Add the sugar and stir well. Add the rum slowly and beat to dissolve the sugar. Add the cream and stir to blend. Add the bourbon, brandy, milk, and spices, mixing well after each addition. In a separate mixing bowl, beat the egg whites until frothy and smooth but not too firm, about 3 minutes with an electric beater on high. Add the egg white to the mixture. Beat the mixture well, about 5 minutes. Ladle the egg nog into storage bottles, taking care to portion the foamy top froth equally into the bottles. Stir the mixture vigorously between bottles to mix up any sugar or spice sediment. Chill bottles. For a milder, creamier egg nog, drink within one day.
Egg nog can be aged for up to 6 weeks and gets stronger and more complex with time. Shake bottles at least once a week to keep mixed, and shake well before serving. Makes about 6 quarts.
I'm with you, minus the rocks.Ok here is one of my favorites.
you'll need one decent sized rocks glass
2 ices cubes
fil halfway with your favorite scoth or bourbon
MMMMM GOOD