Recipes


Eggnog-To-Die-For

                       



Eggnog-To-Die-For

           Ingredients
                                
  one quart of bourbon, rum, or your favorite whiskey
                          one quart of cream

                        
one quart of milk
                           
one pound of sugar
                     
two dozen eggs

          Directions     1. Separate the egg yolks from the egg whites. Place the egg yolks
                                     
in a very large bowl and the egg whites in a medium-sized bowl.
                                 2. Place the bowl with the egg whites in the refrigerator.
                                 3. Take the large bowl with the egg yolks and beat the egg yolks.
                                 4. Pour in the sugar and mix well.
                                 5. Pour in the milk and cream; stir well.
                                 6. Pour in the bourbon, rum, or whisky; stir well.
                                 7. Place the large bowl in the refrigerator and take out the bowl
                                     with the egg whites.
                                 8. Beat the egg whites until stiff.
                                 9. Fold the egg whites into the large bowl with the eggnog.
                               10. Let the eggnog sit in the refrigerator a few hours
                               11. Fold the stiffened egg whites into the eggnog once more
                                     before serving.


Warning: This is an extremely rich and potent holiday
                  refreshment. Drink at your own risk. Do
not
                  attempt to operate heavy machinery such as
                  cars, pencils, or paper clips when imbibing the
                  above-mentioned elixir.
Remember -- only you
            can prevent forest fires!



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Last revision: February 9, 1999
Send comments or additional sites to Frank Edler fedler@mccneb.edu