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Czech Egg Liqueur - Czech Eggnog

4 servings
Vegetarian Diet, Czech Simmering

Czech Egg Liqueur - Czech Eggnog. You may not know it, but the Czech Republic has its own version of eggnog. It is called “Vajecny liker,” which in translation means “egg liqueur.” Apart from the slightly different preparation technique, the major difference is in not using nutmeg but using...

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... rum essence or even rum instead. This drink will bring a nice new twist to a popular Christmas drink.

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December 2, 2024
Czech egg liqueur (Czech Eggnog) in the glass on the wooden cutting board with mint leaves on the countertop.
  • 15 min.
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1. Base of the Czech Egg Liqueur – Czech Eggnog:

Let’s start the preparation of Czech Egg Liqueur (Czech Eggnog)!

1.1. Add into a small saucepan:

1 cup of cream
1 cup of milk
2 egg yolks
14 OZ of sweetened condensed milk
¼ cup of granulated sugar

Thoroughly stir with a whisk until fully incorporated.

1.2.

Place into a small saucepan on medium-high heat and bring to a simmer (a light boil).

1.3. Cook with constant stirring until it thickens (2 – 5 minutes).

Important:

  • The final thickness should be creamy but not as creamy as pudding.
  • Keep in mind that it will thicken even more after cooling.
  • If it thickens too much after cooling, simply stir in some extra milk until fully incorporated.
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2. Finish the Czech Egg Liqueur – Czech Eggnog:

2.1.

Take the saucepan from the burner and pour over a strainer into a mixing bowl (stir with a whisk to push all the mixture over the strainer).

2.2. Add:

1 TBSP of rum extractrum
Optional: up to 6 FL OZ of rum of your choice

Stir until fully incorporated.

Tip:
Optionally, dilute with cold milk if thickened too much.

3. Final Touch & Serving:

3.1.

Serve hot or cold.

3.2.

Store in a refrigerator.

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