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Recipe: Egg Nog
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Sun, Dec 26, 2004 3:01 PM
OK - well - that was interesting. Christmas with the rum nog. Don't worry about getting drunk on it because it's so rich there's no way you could drink more than a couple of glasses. So it's good for moms and mominlaws. Here's my modification of the recipe from the Joy of Cooking which is much thicker than Vic's. separate a dozen eggs and whip the yolks until creamy whip in 1.5 cups of Licor 43 and 1.5 cups of light rum take the egg whites and add a pinch of cream of tartar and a teaspoon of sugar and whip them into white, fluffy peaks fold the merangue into the bowl of nog hit it hard with fresh grated nutmeg Serve and watch people give you that look they give you when you casually ask them something deeply personal in front of friends. That "are you kidding me" sorta incredulous half-smile. |
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Mon, Dec 27, 2004 11:23 AM
Sounds quite good but I'm not too sure that I would want to drink something containing so much raw egg. |
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Thu, Dec 20, 2012 2:37 PM
The Devil's White Egg Gnog... 1/3 glass mixture of light, dark and coconut-flavored rum mix and quaff Tried it last night, and later dreamed I was pissing blood. Tasty, though. [ Edited by: White Devil 2012-12-21 05:46 ] |
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Sun, Dec 23, 2012 10:46 PM
it's Christmas Eve! here's two nogtails i've invented this very night: General Washington's Delaware Christms Nog 4 oz storebought eggnog [Publix makes the best]; 3/4 oz Jamaican overproof rum; 1/2 oz cream sherry; ice and nutmeg to suit ye. Rabbie Burns' Cup O' Kindness Nogge 4 oz store-bought eggnog; 1.5 oz blended scotch whisky; teaspoon of honey; 2 dashes of Pernod; top w/nutmeg. |
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Mon, Dec 24, 2012 9:44 PM
That is basically how you make a mousse, except that you are using powdered sugar for granulated sugar, and then you are using rum to keep it from actually forming into a solid - probably tastes like rum egg custard and is very thick - powdered sugar usually has cornstarch added into it, so that would help it keep it's consistancy, if you wanted it runnier you would want to using glazing sugar, which is basically powdered sugar without the cornstarch |
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