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The Breakfast and Brunch Express, Issue #20 Holiday Drink Recipes December 19, 2007 |
Hello!This month: Holiday Drink RecipesIn this issue of the Breakfast and Brunch Express, find some of my favorite holiday drink recipes like homemade eggnog, open house punch, and brandy slush to serve for a special brunch or a holiday party. With the holidays in full swing, entertaining seems to take center stage. Aside from the food, drinks also play a role in a well rounded meal. Below is a selection of drink recipes that use alcohol like the punch recipes and some that do not like the wassail. Some, such as the eggnog recipe can be made either way. I have also included some links to other websites below that have a nice selection of holiday drinks to make your Christmas brunch or party just a bit more special. This is the last issue of the Breakfast and Brunch Express that you'll receive until January 8, since most of us will be busy with the holidays. Happy Eating and Drinking and Merry Christmas! Laura Holiday Drink Recipes
Eggnog: A wonderful recipe for homemade eggnog made with whole milk, real cream, eggs, nutmeg, and rum. (Don't worry, if you do not drink alcohol, you can substitute rum flavoring and it will still taste wonderful.) Although filling, it is a delicious treat for a Christmas brunch party or New Year's Eve party.
Wassail: A delicious mulled spiced cider made with tea, juices of apple, orange, pineapple, and lemon along with cinnamon, cloves, and allspice (non-alcoholic). This is a wonderful hot drink to serve when the weather is cold and blustery. Because you make it in a kettle on the stove, your whole house will be filled with the wonderful aroma of the wassail. What a nice way to greet your guests.
Christmas Punch: A festive Christmas punch recipe made with Southern Comfort, 7-Up, lemon juice, orange juice, and lemonade and red food coloring. This is a good tasting alcoholic punch that is a nice treat for serving at a holiday party. It is simple to make and looks festive with some garland or fresh cranberries around the bottom of the punch bowl.
Party Punch:
An easy party punch recipe to serve for a Christmas party or holiday brunch. This alcoholic punch is made with Southern Comfort, and juices of pineapple, grapefruit, and lemon. You can also view more
holiday drink recipes
on my website, including more punch recipes and also hot drinks like spiced tea and hot chocolate. A Helpful Cooking Hint:
The yolks of eggs, left over when baking requires the white only, if dropped into a pan of boiling and salted water will cook and be ready for your noon salad.
Quote for the Day:
"It is never too late to become what you might have been "
~~George Elliott
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If you are in need of some new ideas for your upcoming holiday meal and holiday baking, the tried and tested old-fashioned recipes and comfort foods in these cookbooks should give you plenty of ideas. Mix and match and select only the recipe areas you are interested in.