Jillian Greer is currently on sabbatical working on her new cookbook and when she isn’t creating new recipes, she’s busy enjoying the ranch with her two sons.
When we chatted with Jillian Greer, she was happy to share the following with us:
This is my mother’s eggnog recipe. I remember standing next to her and making this from the age of 5 and it was always such a joy to be a helper. My mom would make it a month in advance, pour it into glass bottled and then store it in a dark place. It would always settle, and she would then refill. The longer it sat, the thicker and tastier it got.
This recipe makes a very rich and creamy eggnog, very much NOT like what most folks are used to, and if all you have ever had is the garbage they sell in the carton next to the milk at the holidays, then prepare to have your life forever changed!
This eggnog is a very strong alcoholic beverage…
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Oh my God! Thank you so much for sharing this awesome recipe. My great-grandmother was Czech and I remember sipping this as a little girl. Jillian’s recipe brought back so many memories. I am buying her book now.
I agree with Anna, this is by far the best holiday drink. Next year I am making several bottles and giving them to all of my European friends, and I got the cookbook too.
I was just surfing looking for holiday eggnog recipes when I came across your site. That was about three hours ago because once I got here I started to surf through all of your pages and I have to tell you that I love your site. It is wonderful to see people so passionate about their heritage and their ethnicity. I especially love all of your photos that you’ve taken while in Prague and am happy to see things I’ve never seen before. Please keep up the good work and I promise I’ll keep coming back.
Wow.
Just.
Wow.
I love it.