Eggnog Cream
by Nigella. Featured in NIGELLA CHRISTMASIntroduction
The traditional sauce for Christmas pudding is a "hard sauce", that's to say brandy butter but I can't help feeling that this corner-cutting Eggnogg Cream, devised for my Express festivities last year, is best of all.
Actually, Dom, my long-suffering TV director, does a version of this with brandy, which also hits the spot (I think the cool cream factor is key), though you will need to whip in a tablespoon or two of icing sugar — no more — as you go.
For US cup measures, use the toggle at the top of the ingredients list.
The traditional sauce for Christmas pudding is a "hard sauce", that's to say brandy butter but I can't help feeling that this corner-cutting Eggnogg Cream, devised for my Express festivities last year, is best of all.
Actually, Dom, my long-suffering TV director, does a version of this with brandy, which also hits the spot (I think the cool cream factor is key), though you will need to whip in a tablespoon or two of icing sugar — no more — as you go.
For US cup measures, use the toggle at the top of the ingredients list.
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Ingredients
Serves: 8-10
- 350 millilitres double cream
- 125 millilitres advocaat
- 1½ cups heavy cream
- ½ cup advocaat
Method
- Put the cream into a bowl and, using an electric whisk, start whipping to aerate and thicken. While it's still floppy, whisk in the advocaat, and once the yolk-yellow, eggnog-flavoured liqueur is combined and the cream thick but still soft, stop and spatula into a generous bowl and serve with the pudding.
- Put the cream into a bowl and, using an electric whisk, start whipping to aerate and thicken. While it's still floppy, whisk in the advocaat, and once the yolk-yellow, eggnog-flavoured liqueur is combined and the cream thick but still soft, stop and spatula into a generous bowl and serve with the pudding.
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Posted by Odelle on 20th November 2022
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Posted by jillmosaic on 13th November 2014
Show more commentsA delicious alternative to Brandy Butter traditionally served with Christmas Pudding. Ring the changes with something different. Enjoy!
Does this work with Bailey's?