Tuesday, November 23, 2010

Tasty Tuesday


             The days of pumpkin posts are gone and tucked away, it's all about sugar and spice and everything nice! I hope you like eggnog, because I have some yummy and new ways to use this seasonal beverage. Now, I can't drink it by the glass like my kids can, I have to have it in small doses, or used in my holiday desserts, like this first post: Eggnog pie.  Creamy like a cheesecake but with a hint of eggnog this super easy pie can be made ahead of time and frozen, which is a huge plus in my book!

Eggnog Pie

1 qt. eggnog
2 pkg. instant vanilla pudding ( 1 5.1 oz and 1 3.4 oz box)
2 Tbsp. bourbon or rum extract ( I use the extract)
1 tsp. vanilla
1 tsp. nutmeg
2 graham cracker crusts
In a large bowl combine all ingredients expect pie crusts and mix well with mixer till combined and starting to thicken. Pour into crusts and chill or freeze. Sprinkle extra nutmeg on top. Makes 2 pies.

     Eggnog can be used much like buttermilk in many recipes and adds a unique taste to many meals. Stay tuned for more eggnog recipes like pancakes, breads, creamer and fudge! Yes, you did just read fudge, it's my recipe that made it into the Gooseberry Patch Christmas Cookbook a few years ago! And don't forget, making homemade eggnog is so much better and alot cheaper so drink up!

11 comments:

  1. Sue...aren't those GBP letters just the most fun to get?! I cannot wait to see this fudge recipe. I love eggnog and always make Eggnog Muffins at Christmas :)

    Blessings!
    Gail

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  2. my hubby loves eggnog so maybe we will try out a recip or 2 so I can enjoy it too lol

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  3. I like eggnog any way I can get it, LOL!

    Happy Thanksgiving!

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  4. I love eggnogg so much and drink it as long as it's available. I put ice in mine to make it extra cold too. Can't wait to read your other recipes. Happy Thanksgiving sweet friend. xxoo

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  5. Anonymous7:15 PM

    Wow, indeed cool topic. How can I get that RSS?

    Brandy Stepman
    rf sweep

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  6. Ready for some sugar n spice! Eggnog will work too! Now you have me tempted to try it in my buttermilk recipes...
    Sure wish I could have a swig of that happy concoction you have there with the candycane.

    Love this background btw!!
    Hope yall have a great Thanksgiving Sue!!

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  7. Oh boy, I will pretty much go for anything egg nog so now I'm going to have to make this!! lol
    Happy Thanksgiving!
    Amy~

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  8. yumm! I love eggnog too ♥ This pie recipe sounds great!
    Hugz,
    Cathy♥♥

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  9. I too Luv Eggnog, but my tummy not so, so i have to have it in small doses as well....
    I am intrigged at your mention of Eggnog Cheesecake....sounds yummy!
    Happy Thanksgiving from our home to yours.
    >^..^<

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  10. Holy Eggnog! This sounds wonderful! I will definitely give this a try this week!
    Amy
    www.crazyforthecountry.com

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  11. I have learned to love eggnog later in life. This recipe looks good, thanks for sharing it.
    Blessings
    Diane

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