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Egg Nog (Alton Brown recipe)
by Alton Brown

12 Egg yolk
16 oz Sugar
1 pt Half-and-half
1 pt Milk (whole)
1 pt Heavy cream
1 c Jamaican rum
1 c Bourbon
1 c Cognac
1 t Nutmeg (Freshly grated)
1/4 t Kosher Salt

1. Crack the eggs, and separate the yolk from the whites. Store the whites for another time, or save them for when you serve it, beat the whites into moderately stiff peaks and fold into the egg nog. .

2. Beat the sugar with the nutmeg and yolks and nutmeg in a large mixing bowl until the mixture lightens in color, think closer to pastel yellow than egg yolk yellow, and drips off the whisk in a "ribbon."

3. Mix the dairy, bourbon, brandy, and cognac with the salt in a second container, ideally one easy to pour from.

4. Slowly beat the blended alcohol into the egg mixture.

5. Move to a large glass jar or bottle, or a few smaller ones.

6. Now for the hard part, store the containers in the fridge for a at least 2 weeks. Even better 2 months.

7. Serve in a glass garnished by freshly grated nutmeg.

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12 Egg yolk
16 oz Sugar
1 pt Half-and-half
1 pt Milk (whole)
1 pt Heavy cream
1 c Jamaican rum
1 c Bourbon
1 c Cognac
1 t Nutmeg (Freshly grated)
1/4 t Kosher Salt

1. Crack the eggs, and separate the yolk from the whites. Store the whites for another time, or save them for when you serve it, beat the whites into moderately stiff peaks and fold into the egg nog. .

2. Beat the sugar with the nutmeg and yolks and nutmeg in a large mixing bowl until the mixture lightens in color, think closer to pastel yellow than egg yolk yellow, and drips off the whisk in a "ribbon."

3. Mix the dairy, bourbon, brandy, and cognac with the salt in a second container, ideally one easy to pour from.

4. Slowly beat the blended alcohol into the egg mixture.

5. Move to a large glass jar or bottle, or a few smaller ones.

6. Now for the hard part, store the containers in the fridge for a at least 2 weeks. Even better 2 months.

7. Serve in a glass garnished by freshly grated nutmeg.

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12 Egg yolk
16 oz Sugar
1 pt Half-and-half
1 pt Milk (whole)
1 pt Heavy cream
1 c Jamaican rum
1 c Bourbon
1 c Cognac
1 t Nutmeg (Freshly grated)
1/4 t Kosher Salt

1. Crack the eggs, and separate the yolk from the whites. Store the whites for another time, or save them for when you serve it, beat the whites into moderately stiff peaks and fold into the egg nog. .

2. Beat the sugar with the nutmeg and yolks and nutmeg in a large mixing bowl until the mixture lightens in color, think closer to pastel yellow than egg yolk yellow, and drips off the whisk in a "ribbon."

3. Mix the dairy, bourbon, brandy, and cognac with the salt in a second container, ideally one easy to pour from.

4. Slowly beat the blended alcohol into the egg mixture.

5. Move to a large glass jar or bottle, or a few smaller ones.

6. Now for the hard part, store the containers in the fridge for a at least 2 weeks. Even better 2 months.

7. Serve in a glass garnished by freshly grated nutmeg.

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