Halloween Elixer

Spoonable Eggnog

Artisttia Yarns
Are you looking for something unusual to serve at your Halloween party? Do you want the taste of holiday cheer? Then I have the recipe for you. I got this delish recipe several years ago at an office party. I have since doctored it up a bit to add a bit more punch, or should I say rum.

This recipe does call for raw eggs. Although it is often recommended to stay clear of raw eggs, I've never had a problem with anyone getting Salmonella from this eggnog. You can easily substitute powdered whites and yolks or pasteurized yolks for this recipe if you are uncomfortable using raw eggs. Since it is the outside of the eggshell that has potential contaminates on it, I rinse my eggs off with water prior to cracking them.

Halloween Elixir (Spoonable Eggnog) Serves at 6

Ingredients

4 eggs, separated
1/2 cup sugar
dash of salt
½ t. nutmeg
1/2 cup rum
2 cups heavy cream, whipped

Instructions

Optional (1 drop red food dye and 1 drop eye food dye)

Beat egg yolks until mixed well mixed.

Beat in sugar, salt, and nutmeg slowly into the mixture until yolks are thick and lemon colored. (if you plan to add food coloring do it now)

Beat egg whites until they form stiff peaks,

Gently fold the egg whites into the yolk mixture.

Next, fold in the whipped cream. Bon Appetite!

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  • Laura Cone8/29/2010

    super yummy

  • Gillian Wilk9/11/2009

    Sounds extra yummy. Thanks.

  • Gillian Wilk9/11/2009

    Sounds extra yummy. Thanks.

  • Meredith Lopez8/31/2009

    Sounds yummy! I've never gotten sick from raw eggs, either.

  • samaira8/31/2009

    Sounds great.

  • Secretsides8/29/2009

    Sounds good to me but no rum here!

  • Linda Cole8/28/2009

    This sounds really good. I love homemade eggnog and no, I've never gotten sick from drinking the raw eggs.

  • Stephen Joltin8/28/2009

    This sounds great. I'll give it a try ASAP.

  • Artisttia Yarns8/24/2009

    It tastes better than the usual Eggnog (which I don't like). The first time I had this I loved it.

  • John Myers8/23/2009

    Interesting...I'm wondering what it tastes like!

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