Alton’s aged eggnog

First time making this and I guess I’m a little late getting started. Before I do I have a question about adding the dairy. In his recipe and most peoples accounts of making it the dairy is added just after the liquor and eggs are combined(completely made in one sitting) then left to age. In a video Alton put out last year he is shown combining the eggs and liquor then refrigerating it for 3 weeks then adding the dairy and continuing to refrigerate if as long as you desire.

So is everyone doing it all in one night or splitting into two stages 3 weeks apart ?

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u/19Bronco93 — 7 days ago
▲ 231 r/cajunfood

Shrimp Creole……ish

Shrimp Creole is quite possibly my favorite meal, like death row level meal.

I typically cook from scratch because I enjoy it and can make some changes on the fly. But today I wanted to do it quick and dirty. I used a jar of Cajun Power Seafood Sauce Piquant, 2 lbs of frozen peeled & deveined Gulf caught 31-35 shrimp, a can of stewed diced tomatoes, Cajun Power Worcestershire sauce and a few bay leaves along with a big pot of Jazzman rice.

H haven’t used all of the CajunPower products but all of the CajunPower products I’ve used have been excellent.

u/19Bronco93 — 2 months ago
▲ 41 r/country

What’s your funeral song ?

Jamey Johnson Lead Me Home will be played at mine. Ever since the first time I heard it it does something to me, it’s so moving in the best way possible.

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u/19Bronco93 — 3 months ago

Prime Point

I picked up a 6lb prime brisket point. I seasoned heavy with MeatChurch Blanco then another layer of BluesHog Bold’N’Beefy with additional cracked black pepper and put it on my PitBoss at 6 am at 235°. Warped at noon until 3 then a hot hold till 6, the last hour I unwrapped and brushed a coating of Salt Lick Honey Pecan bbq sauce and allowed it to set. Sliced as all burnt ends.

u/19Bronco93 — 3 months ago
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My son said “ You gotta try this one

it’s probably the worst I’ve ever tried.”

He was right !

I’ve tried an Ollie Pop drink before but this was next level bad. I almost can’t describe it but the only thing that immediately came to mind was, way back when I used to chew Levi Garrett tobacco and spit into a bottle, one day while driving I accidentally took a sip of the wrong bottle. Keep in mind this happened once over 25 years ago and that instantly popped into my mind when I tried the Ollie Pop.

Thankfully I had one of my revolving top 2 to bail me out of that predicament.

u/19Bronco93 — 4 months ago

Not a Whiskey Sour

Sitting outside so I’m not going in to the bar but I’ve never seen a “Orange” Whiskey Sour before, I ordered a Whiskey Sour off of their classic cocktails menu, and I immediately ask what drink is this when served and the waitress assured me it was a Whiskey Sour. Tastes like they used orange bitters with lots of clove, also served with a dehydrated orange.

u/19Bronco93 — 5 months ago
▲ 187 r/cajunfood

I rarely bake anything mostly because you kinda have to follow directions. I got an envie for a Morganza cake. I used triple chocolate box cake mix, with a bakers hack of substituting double the amount of butter for the oil and adding another egg, I also tried to slightly underbake it. I made a homemade pecan praline icing from scratch that turned out quite well, using butter, brown sugar, confectioners sugar, half and half, vanilla, salt, roasted pecans.

Obviously enjoyed with a tall gals of ice cold milk.

And will be once again in the morning with my coffee !

u/19Bronco93 — 6 months ago

I rarely bake anything mostly because you kinda have to follow directions. I got an envie for a Morganza cake. I used triple chocolate box cake mix, with a bakers hack of substituting double the amount of butter for the oil and adding another egg, I also tried to slightly underbake it. I made a homemade pecan praline icing from scratch that turned out quite well, using butter, brown sugar, confectioners sugar, half and half, vanilla, salt, roasted pecans.

Obviously enjoyed with a glass of ice cold milk.

And will be once again with tomorrow morning’s coffee !

u/19Bronco93 — 6 months ago

Does anyone in the Lafayette area do Pastrami or Corned Beef well ?

I’ve never tried either but both intrigue me.

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u/19Bronco93 — 6 months ago