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BEST EGG NOG Ever

dpricenator

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Ok so last Christmas this girl, at work, brought in some Egg Nogg for us to try. Was the first alcoholic Egg Nog, that was really good. I mean all Alcoholic eggnog is good, due to the alcohol. This stuff was amazing. She said she had not made any in a year, so what we were drinking had been in her fridge for 12 months. WTF!?!?!?! Still good after 12 months? Her Mom used to make it 18 months in advance, she says it's better after a year, but still really good fresh. So here it is...please drink responsibly.



1 dozen eggs

4 1/2 cups sugar

1000 ml brandy

1000 ml whiskey

500 ml rum

12 cans evaporated milk



Separate whites from yolks. Put yolks in large bowl or pot (at least 3

gallon size). Blend egg yolks with sugar with electric mixer, 1 cup at a time until you get a thick paste. Add brandy - mix thoroughly - this

step actually cooks the yolks. Add whiskey & blend thoroughly. Add rum & blend thoroughly. Shake evaporated milk & blend into mix.



In a separate bowl, whip egg whites until they peak. Once done, blend

into mix with a whisk until mixture is smooth.



Makes a little over 2 gallons & keeps in the fridge for up to 2 years.

Serve cold or on the rocks. Most yummy!
 

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Woah, I have a holiday party tonight and now I'm really tempted to try this. I'd have to buy basically all the ingredients though and that could get pricey,

What brands of alcohol would you recommend for each step? The cheap stuff?
 

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she said cheap was fine, But almost all booze in on sale right now. Make a 3/4 recipe, and you can get away with a Pint of rum and an 2 regular 750ml bottles of Brandy and Whiskey. Also I believe the whiskey is really burbon...I can't imagine Irish or scotch being in Egg nog
 
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