Sherry Eggnog
Indulge in the velvety richness of Sherry Eggnog, where the smooth cream sherry meets the comforting embrace of milk and a hint of nutmeg. This delightful twist on a classic holiday favorite is sure to warm your spirits and bring a smile to your face!
Ingredients
- •2 oz cream Sherry
- •1 tsp Powdered sugar
- •1 whole Egg
- •Milk
- •Nutmeg
Instructions
- 1
Shake sherry, powdered sugar, and egg with ice and strain into a collins glass
- 2
Fill with milk and stir
- 3
Sprinkle nutmeg on top and serve.
Pro Tip
“For an extra frothy texture, separate the egg and shake the white first until frothy, then add the yolk and other ingredients. This will give your Sherry Eggnog a luxurious, creamy finish.”
The Story Behind the Sherry Eggnog
Sherry Eggnog is a delightful twist on the traditional eggnog, believed to have originated in the 17th century when sherry was a popular import in England. This creamy concoction became a holiday staple, blending the rich flavors of cream sherry with the comforting warmth of nutmeg, making it a festive favorite during the winter months.
What Pairs Well
Food Pairings
- 🍽️Gingerbread cookies
The spicy notes of gingerbread complement the creamy sweetness of the eggnog perfectly.
- 🍽️Roasted chestnuts
The nutty flavor of roasted chestnuts pairs beautifully with the smooth, creamy texture of the eggnog.
- 🍽️Cheese platter
A variety of cheeses can enhance the rich, sweet flavors of the Sherry Eggnog.
Perfect For
- Holiday movie marathon
Curl up with a glass of Sherry Eggnog while enjoying your favorite holiday films.
- Winter cabin getaway
This cozy drink is perfect for sipping by the fire in a snowy cabin.
- Family Christmas brunch
Add a festive touch to your holiday brunch with this creamy cocktail.
- New Year's Eve toast
Ring in the new year with a unique twist on a classic celebratory drink.
Fun Facts
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Sherry Eggnog combines the traditional English love for sherry with the American holiday classic, eggnog.
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Eggnog was originally a drink for the elite, as milk, eggs, and sherry were expensive commodities.
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Sherry, a fortified wine, adds a unique depth of flavor to the traditional eggnog recipe.
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