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My Grandmother’s Egg Nog<br />

6 egg yolks<br />

1 cup sugar<br />

1 cup bourbon whiskey<br />

Beat egg yolks until light. Mix sugar with beaten egg yolks. Gradually and slowly add whiskey. In<br />

a separate bowl, whip whipping cream until fairly stiff. Mix the whipped cream into the egg and<br />

whiskey mixture. Add milk (approx. 1 cup or more until desired consistency is reached). For<br />

thicker, creamier egg nog, use less milk and for thinner egg nog, add more milk. Sprinkle nutmeg<br />

on top before serving.<br />

by Lolly White (Covington), a partner practicing in the litigation area<br />

1 pint whipping cream<br />

1 cup whole milk (or more)<br />

nutmeg<br />

Mocha Party Punch<br />

1/2 cup instant coffee<br />

2 cups sugar<br />

3 cups hot water<br />

2 quarts whole milk<br />

1 Tbsp. vanilla<br />

1 (15-1/2 oz.) can Hershey’s Chocolate Syrup<br />

1/2 gallon vanilla ice cream<br />

Cool Whip<br />

nutmeg<br />

In a large punch bowl, stir coffee, sugar and hot water together until dissolved; cool. Add milk,<br />

vanilla and chocolate syrup and stir. Refrigerate overnight. Stir well, as chocolate will settle to<br />

the bottom. When ready to serve, fold in ice cream. Top with Cool Whip and sprinkled nutmeg.<br />

Great for parties or showers.<br />

by Stephanie Cazenave, wife of Dean Cazenave (Baton Rouge), a partner practicing in the<br />

commercial real estate and mergers and acquisitions areas<br />

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