Serving eggnog in a punch bowl is great for a festive atmosphere, allowing guests to serve themselves and enjoy the communal experience. However, individual servings can offer a more polished presentation and ensure that each guest receives a perfectly portioned drink. Ultimately, the choice depends on the occasion and your hosting style. For larger gatherings, a punch bowl is often more practical, while intimate settings may benefit from individual servings.
Spiced eggnog is very similar to eggnog punch, but spices are added rather than vanilla ice cream. Some of the possible spices that are added are nutmeg, cinnamon, or vanilla.
Eggnog which long ago was called milk punch or egg milk punch is made with eggs (should be cooked), milk and sugar. Adults often add rum or brandy.
Fifty-six (56) cup servings of punch can be made from the recipe.
Some popular eggnog brandy recipes for the holiday season include adding brandy to traditional eggnog recipes, creating a brandy-spiked eggnog punch, or making a brandy-infused eggnog cocktail with spices like nutmeg and cinnamon.
It's just a ratio. You can replace "parts" with any other unit of measure. Eggnog punch: - 2 parts whiskey - 5 parts eggnog - 1 dash nutmeg per serving 2 ounces of whiskey + 5 ounces of eggnog = one hefty serving for one happy Santa. 2 pints of whiskey + 5 pints of eggnog = 32 hefty servings, for a raging Holiday party!
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