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By cococay77_6763058
Springfield, MO
on November 22, 2006
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Wow!!! I never realized egg nog could taste good. The store bought stuff they call egg nog-- ain't!!!!
By kevinharryrob_4...
dawsonville, GA
on November 21, 2006
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I think this eggnog recipe is the bet not one of the best. Because i am a kid/student i have to take out the bourbon but it is still the best. I make it to let people try real eggnog not some of that look alike eggnog that made people not like it so much.
By jtruzic_876730
Fair Oaks, CA
on November 20, 2006
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I made both the cooked and uncooked versions for my family as a before-Christmas trial. They both went over so well that I have been commissioned to make both! They actually have 2 entirely different tastes - the uncooked is lighter, fluffier, and nutmeggier (is that a word?, while the cooked had a more caramelized flavor, and the foam stayed better integrated. This will deffinately be a new holiday tradition!
By mr_hensel_5427479
Saint Charles, IL
on October 19, 2006
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This is the best holiday drink/crowd pleaser around. By the third or fourth batch, I leave out everything but the bourbon.
By onawestigard_41...
Alpharetta, GA
on October 09, 2006
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this recipe is very easy to make and tastes rich and delicious
By druidpudding_27...
Braintree, MA
on May 12, 2006
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This was a big hit at one of my Christmas parties! Three of my friends, who claimed to hate eggnog, loved this recipe!
The next time I make it, however, and I highly suggest this to anyone else who may be thinking of making this, I plan to have a stand mixer. Beating the egg-whites by hand to a stiff peak was a time-consuming and draining experience that required shifts of three different beaters. Phew!
By johnrsheldon_41...
Sacramento, CA
on January 19, 2006
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I produced several double batches of this recipe during the holiday season. It?s straightforward and easy. A few pointers:
1. After combining the egg and cooked milk-cream mixture, there is enough residual heat to forgo returning the mixture to the stove. As always, test the temperature with a thermometer.
2. When using pasteurized egg whites, check the expiration date. One of my pint only formed foam after twenty minutes of beating. The subsequent pint foamed up quite quickly.
3. If you plan on making several batches, shop at your local warehouse store for a half-gallon of heavy cream. By purchasing the half gallon, it will cut your per pint cost in half.
By slowey@charter.net
Oxford, MA
on January 13, 2006
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I've made this twice. It is so quick and easy. The first time I didn't cook it and the second time I did. I have to say that I like it better cooked. Also, I didn't add the egg whites the second time. I think it's better without the whites. They certainly make it fluffier, but I'd rather have it creamy than fluffy. I don't add the bourbon either. I like mine with rum. I'll never buy eggnog again and I can now have it anytime of the year!!
By edmuzick_3017538
Manchester, CT
on January 08, 2006
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A big hit at a recent party, although I must admit I changed the recipe somewhat. I skipped the eggwhites altogether and the result was fantastic.
By hickez_4648576
Ocoee, FL
on January 06, 2006
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I made this for New Year's Eve and it was a huge sucess. Very light and creamy. I did the uncooked version and lived to tell about it. I did use organic eggs just to be on the safe side. The only trouble was my wife who couldn't have any since she's 6 wks. pregnant. Don't skip the booze! It makes the drink what it is.