Instructions Combine all ingredients in cocktail shaker. Vigorously shake without ice for 10 seconds. Add cubed ice and shake for 10 more seconds. Double-strain into cocktail coupe. Grate nutmeg and cinnamon overtop. More: Festive Christmas Cocktails to Try. Courtesy of Lost Lake , Chicago. Instructions Dry shake and then shake with ice, strain, and pour into a festive holiday mug. Top with shaved green matcha powder-accented with star anise.
Courtesy of Outlier , Seattle. Ingredients 4 eggs 16 oz milk 8 oz heavy cream 1 tbsp sugar 1 tsp nutmeg 4 oz Maine maple syrup 3 oz Stroudwater Rye whiskey 1. Instructions Separate eggs; whisk egg whites with 1 tbsp sugar until stiff peaks. Separate bowl: combine whisk egg yolks with all other ingredients. Fold in egg whites. Serve with fresh grated nutmeg.
Ingredients 6 oz small-batch eggnog 1 oz spiced rum 2 oz bourbon 1 tbsp ground cinnamon for garnish Cinnamon stick optional. Instructions Combine eggnog, spiced rum, and bourbon and stir until well mixed. Top with ground cinnamon and cinnamon stick. Instructions Combine all ingredients in a shaker tin and shake with ice.
Strain into a glass and grate fresh cinnamon and nutmeg over the mixture. Instructions Add whisky, chocolate stout, whole egg, Peychaud's Bitters, and brown sugar cayenne syrup to cocktail shaker.
Or perhaps the name aligns with grogs, the term given to a variety of alcoholic drinks. And there seems to be consensus that Eggnog as we know it today is a culinary descendant of Posset , a warm ale punch with eggs that was consumed by European monks as far back as the 13th century. In Europe, ale was eventually replaced by sherry.
By the time the drink reached American shores, colonists replaced sherry with what they had on hand: rum, rye whiskey and brandy. Those early iterations of the cocktail had staying power, and today, Eggnog is still widely consumed throughout the U.
In a large bowl, beat the egg yolks with 3 tablespoons of the sugar until fluffy. Stir in the milk, heavy cream and your spirit of choice.
In a separate bowl, beat the egg whites with the remaining 1 tablespoon of sugar until soft peaks form. Fold the egg whites into the yolk mixture.
Divide between four rocks glasses or punch or tea cups. Garnish each with freshly grated nutmeg. This eggnog recipe can technically be served as soon as the liquor and vanilla are added. However, the mixture becomes thicker and more flavorful as it chills in the fridge. If you are heating eggnog, use low heat and heat it slowly to avoid scorching the eggs or dairy.
If your eggnog is lumpy, it's likely due to the eggs. Eggnog should be cooked on low heat very slowly and stirred often or you risk scrambling the eggs. Scrambled eggs will lead to a lumpy rather than creamy texture in your eggnog. If you only have a few lumps, simply strain the mixture before serving.
The strength of a cup of this spiked eggnog depends on how much rum, brandy, or bourbon you're using. A 6-ounce serving of this recipe that uses a total of 8 ounces of brandy weighs in around 8. Because rum and whiskey have a similar alcohol content as brandy, the strength will be similar for a 6-ounce serving that used one of those two liquors. Recipe Tags:. Actively scan device characteristics for identification. Use precise geolocation data. Select personalised content.
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While a lot of people love the taste of rum in everything, the combination of diary and rum here is a bit overwhelming for some. If rum is your drink of choice, it will be fine for you, but if you're looking for something that sneaks up on you, this is not your subtle mixer.
This is really more of a "BAM! If you're looking for an extra special holiday boost, the addition of peppermint to this cocktail will really get your tastebuds feeling seriously festive. It might seem surprising that these two flavors go so well together, but valued taste tests via Averie Cooks prove it works.
Some people are partial to whiskey over bourbon or vice versa. The truth is, the both work just fine with a spiked eggnog. So if you have a cabinet full of whiskey, don't bother buying bourbon, whiskey is every bit just as smokey and delicious. This article was originally published on November 30, By Kaitlyn Wylde and Emma Carey. Updated: Sep.
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