How To Make Eggnog

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Get in the holiday spirit with this fantastic eggnog recipe (lactose free) from Chef Mark.

Dairy Free Eggnog Recipe:

Ingredients

4 Extra Large Organic Whole Eggs
4 Extra Large Egg Whites
1 & ¾ qts Vanilla Soy-milk ( 7 cups)
4 oz. granulated sugar
¼ tsp Salt
2 & ½ Tbsp Vanilla Extract
1 tsp Ground Nutmeg
3/4 cup of Rye or American Whiskey
4 tbsp Cornstarch

Method:
1. Whisk eggs until well mixed and no whites are visible.
2. In a thick bottomed pot combine 2 &1/2 pts (5 cups of milk), sugar, salt and cornstarch. Stir well to incorporate all.
3. Bring to boil on medium heat until it thickens, be sure to stir constantly to avoid scorching.
4. Take pot of off the heat, and pour a small amount of the hot liquid into the egg mixture, tempering it slowly so as to avoid scrambling.
5. When all the liquid has been added, return to the heat and cook as for Crème Anglaise known as English Custard.
6. Pour the crème anglaise into a bowl, adding the vanilla, ½-3/4 tsp of nutmeg and the rye or whiskey, and then add the remaining milk. Adjust thickness as desired by adding more milk or liquor.
7. Chill for 8 hours before use can be stored for up to 3 days. Dust with freshly grated nutmeg. Yield: 2 qts.