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Winter warmers

post #1 of 9
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From Williams-Sonoma magazine TASTE

Cold weather calls for hot drinks. These time-honored classics are perfect to nurse on a long winter evening; they'll warm your hands, your palate and the cockles of your heart:
  • Hot buttered rum
  • Apple Toddy
  • Glögg

What's yours? :lips:
post #2 of 9
I still like Kahlua and coffee...
GOOOD hot chocolate with a hit of chambord or grand marnier...whipped cream on top
Alta Dena egg nog with rum
***This is not HOT but heats me....champagne, chambord and a few frozen raspberries, this time of year especially.
post #3 of 9

cold weather/warm drinks

hot water sugar 1-2 cloves and whiskey
mulled rum
post #4 of 9
"Snowshoe"-
Rumpleminz
Yukon Jack
Hot Cocoa
Whipped cream and cinnamon optional.
post #5 of 9
I'm not familiar with Rumplminz and Yukon Jack....?????
post #6 of 9
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While answering Shroom's question...

Would you let me know what a "Snowshoe" is?? :confused:
post #7 of 9
Hot Spiced Cider-spiked with rum or whiskey..... or is that rum or whiskey spiked with Hot Spiced Cider.....guess it all depends on the day I am having!!!!!

HOT CHOCOLATE-no booze (I can't believe I just said that!!!), but thick and rich and creamy. With MARSHMALLOWS, no whipped cream.

Warm spiced red wine
post #8 of 9
I love raspberry hot chocolate.
post #9 of 9

Oops, that was the recipe.......

"A Snowshoe is a drink made from cocoa, Yukon Jack, and Rumpleminz." The recipe:
3/4 oz. Rumpleminz
3/4 oz. Yukon Jack
6-8 oz prepared hot cocoa.
Whipping cream
Ground cinnamon
Ground nutmeg
Combine all liquid ingredients. Top with whipped cream, dash of nutmeg and a dash of cinnamon.
Yukon Jack is a 100 proof licquor made from Canadian whisky. It reminds me of Southern Comfort. Rumpleminz is 100 proof German peppermint schnapps. They taste great after skiing.
And then there is beer. The All-season beverage. Keeps you cool in the Summer, warm in the Winter.
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