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Eggnog Recipe

Eggnog made from scratch is a very digestible beverage that is traditionally served at Christmas time or New Years.

Though high in calories, home made eggnod is nutrient dense being high in calcium, V -A, protein, and more, so as festive as it may be, eggnog is actually a very healthful food!

At Quaker Farm, we prepare eggnog with raw milk, cream, free range eggs & natural flavors.

Ingredients & Instructions:

4 fresh, free range farm chicken eggs
1 tsp of vanilla
1 tsp pure almond extract
1 tsp pure orange extract
1/8 tsp nutmeg
3 cups whole raw milk
1 cup half & half

  • Beat until there is no separation of the whites & yolks. Pour the beaten eggs into a 2 quart wide mouth mason jar.
  • Add 1/2 cup of sugar or 1/4 cup of honey.
  • Pour in 1 cup of milk, we use whole raw milk/goat milk but you can also use whole or low-fat cow milk.
  • Add vanilla, pure almond extract, orange extract and nutmeg.
  • Put the lid snugly on the jar and shake well until everything is blended smoothly together.
  • Then pour the mixture into a chilled serving pitcher and add half and half and 2 more cups of milk.
  • Stir gently and chill for about 2 hours. Before serving, sprinkle a little nutmeg on the top of each glass served. - Enjoy!



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