Any suggestions?
Corey
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Corey
It really depends on whether you will also be cooking, and thus working with pointed objects, and flame.
Assuming that you'll only be sitting and watching football, I'd recomend a real holiday eggnog....not that stuff that you get in the dairy case.
6 Eggs
3⁄4 Cup sugar
1 Pint heavy whipping cream
1 Pint milk
1 Pint light rum
Dash of aromatic bitters
Freshly grated nutmeg
Finely julienned zest of 1 orange and 1 lemon
Separate the eggs. Beat the whites until stiff; beat the yolks until a creamy lemon color. Fold 1/4-cup sugar into the whites; beat briefly until dissolved. Fold 1⁄2 Cup sugar into the yolks and beat until dissolved. Mix whites and yolks together. Combine the milk, cream, a dash of aromatic bitters, and rum. Fold this combination into the egg mixture. Allow to sit, refrigerated at least one hour. The mixture will separate, forming a head. Sprinkle generously with nutmeg and scatter zest over the top.
Serve with smoked, toasted almonds. Will spoil the dinner of 12.
It really depends on whether you will also be cooking, and thus working with pointed objects, and flame.
Assuming that you'll only be sitting and watching football, I'd recomend a real holiday eggnog....not that stuff that you get in the dairy case.
6 Eggs
3⁄4 Cup sugar
1 Pint heavy whipping cream
1 Pint milk
1 Pint light rum
Dash of aromatic bitters
Freshly grated nutmeg
Finely julienned zest of 1 orange and 1 lemon
Separate the eggs. Beat the whites until stiff; beat the yolks until a creamy lemon color. Fold 1/4-cup sugar into the whites; beat briefly until dissolved. Fold 1⁄2 Cup sugar into the yolks and beat until dissolved. Mix whites and yolks together. Combine the milk, cream, a dash of aromatic bitters, and rum. Fold this combination into the egg mixture. Allow to sit, refrigerated at least one hour. The mixture will separate, forming a head. Sprinkle generously with nutmeg and scatter zest over the top.
Serve with smoked, toasted almonds. Will spoil the dinner of 12.
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