GRANDPA'S ALCOHOLIC EGGNOG (FLEMISH STYLE)

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Original recipe on a small paper by my father. This recipe has been made for years in our family and I like to share it.

Provided by Annemie_b

Time 30m

Yield Makes 1 big jar of +/- 1 liter

Number Of Ingredients 5

8 egg yolks
2 cans of condensed sugared milk (+/- 397 g each)
200 ml alcohol 94° or liquor with high %
250 ml white sugar syrup (or sugar cane syrup)
15 drops of vanilla essence or rhum

Steps:

  • mix the yolks until they look pale yellow (rubban)
  • add the cans of condensed milk constantly stirring.
  • Add the alchohol or liquor.
  • Add sugar syrup carefully (keep stirring)
  • Add essence (vanilla or rhum or both)
  • Pour in a glass jar and let it rest in the fridge until thickend. Store in the fridge.
  • This eggnog is eaten with a spoon out of small glasses. You can also put it on icecream, cakes... Pour it in small glass jars as a Christmas present Use the egg whites to make a big Pavlova, or small meringue tarts When kept in the fridge it will last a few weeks. If you don't have any vanilla (rhum) essence you can add a glass of rhum, whisky to the alcohol. But than use a little less alcohol.

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