This is a drink that is very popular in the Caribbean during the Christmas season. It is very easy to make and also very refreshing.
1 lb fresh ginger (that is the ginger root)
~ 2 pints hot water
White Sugar to taste
Clean bottles to store.
Peel and grate the ginger. Put into a large bowl and pour the hot water over it. Cover and leave overnight. Next day strain into another bowl. I usually use a clean towel to do this as it works best to keep all the ginger pieces from getting into the strained liquid. Sweeten to taste. Pour into clean bottles and store in the fridge. To serve pour over ice. If the ginger beer is too strong you can add more water or some club soda
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Wednesday, December 06, 2006
Saturday, November 18, 2006
Punch -a- Cream
This is one of the traditional Caribbean Christmas drinks. It is absolutely our favorite drink at Christmas. It's similar to eggnog but soooooooooo much better. We drink it cold (over crushed ice), not hot.
1 can evaporated milk
2 cans sweetened condensed milk
1 egg
2-3 laurel (bay) leaves
Nutmeg to taste (grated)
White rum to taste
Simmer the evaporated milk with the bay leaves for 30 min. Remove bay leaves and mix evaporated milk, condensed milk and egg in blender. Add grated nutmeg and rum (a little or a lot). Bottle, allow to cool and refrigerate. Serve over crushed ice. (Note – shake bottle before serving as the grated nutmeg tends to settle to the bottom)
This quantity should make about 2 liters (~half gallon
1 can evaporated milk
2 cans sweetened condensed milk
1 egg
2-3 laurel (bay) leaves
Nutmeg to taste (grated)
White rum to taste
Simmer the evaporated milk with the bay leaves for 30 min. Remove bay leaves and mix evaporated milk, condensed milk and egg in blender. Add grated nutmeg and rum (a little or a lot). Bottle, allow to cool and refrigerate. Serve over crushed ice. (Note – shake bottle before serving as the grated nutmeg tends to settle to the bottom)
This quantity should make about 2 liters (~half gallon
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