Name: Eggnog for a Crowd
Ingredients: 1 Pint of brandy; 1 Pint of light rum; 12 Eggs, separated; 1 lb Confectioner's sugar; 1 1/2 Quarts of milk; 1 Pint of heavy cream

What makes divorce and remarriage so horrific in God’s eyes is not merely that it involves covenant-breaking to the spouse, but that it involves misrepresenting Christ and His covenant. Christ will never leave His wife. Ever. There may be times of painful distance and tragic backsliding on our part. But Christ keeps His covenant forever. Marriage is a display of that! That is the ultimate thing we can say about it. It puts the glory of Christ’s covenant-keeping love on display.

John Piper

CATEGORY	CUISINE	TAG	YIELD
Eggs, Dairy		Beverages, Alcoholic, Dkuhnen msn, Christmas, Festive	45	Servings

INGREDIENTS

1		Pint of brandy
1		Pint of light rum
12		Eggs, separated
1	lb	Confectioner's sugar
1 1/2		Quarts of milk
1		Pint of heavy cream

INSTRUCTIONS

Beat the sugar in with the egg yolks.  Stir in slowly; brandy, rum, milk
and cream.  Chill well.  Stiffly beat the egg whites.  Fold the egg whites
into the eggnog mixture.  Do not serve with ice.  Sprinkle with nutmeg.
Posted to MM-Recipes Digest V4 #260 by "Deborah Kühnen"
<DEBKUHNEN@classic.msn.com> on Oct 3, 97

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