Summary: Washington D.C. [USA], Dec 29 (ANI): Its the time of year for seasonal food trends: apple begets, pumpkin spice begets, butternut squash and sweet potato-rich foods. And also, peppermint and eggnog!
Washington D.C. [USA], Dec 29 ( ANI ): Its the time of year for seasonal food trends: apple begets, pumpkin spice begets, butternut squash and sweet potato-rich foods. And also, peppermint and eggnog!
Eggnog, egg nog or egg-nog, historically also known as milk punch or egg milk punch, is a rich, chilled, sweetened, dairy-based beverage. It is traditionally made with milk, cream, sugar, whipped egg whites, and egg yolks. In fact, eggnog dates back decades, and it was often consumed as a riff on classical French vanilla ice cream or custard.
“Its like ice cream. Its cold, and its sweet, and it tastes good, especially when you havent had it for 10 or 11 months,” Steven Young, a consulting dairy and food technologist told CNN.
Ice cream mix consists of cream, milk and sugar, and it is very thick before its whipped and frozen because theres no air in it. But the thickness is perfectly suited for making eggnog, as it allows the mixture to be stable enough to tolerate being diluted later with alcohol, ultimately giving it a mouthfeel and flavor that is compatible with what you are looking for in the final product.
Alternatively, rather than drawing off a classic ice cream mix, companies may create an eggnog beverage from whole milk that is heavy and thick enough to withstand the rigors of ice as well as alcohol.
An ingredient known as pasteurised sugared egg yolk (which is also used in French vanilla ice cream mix) is added to the milk, acting as a source of eggy flavor and color. The mixture is then heat-treated to ensure that it is safe to consume.
Some companies sell eggnog bases, which are pre-formulated mixtures of ingredients with specifically designed flavor qualities. These mixtures can be incorporated into milk or an ice cream mix, and they offer manufacturers a convenient, efficient and microbiologically safe way to produce large scale quantities of eggnog.
These mixes can also be formulated to be compatible with specific varieties of eggnog, for example, reduced fat or fat-free milk-based nogs or plant-based nogs, such as soy, almond and cashew. ( ANI )
The role of sugar in eggnog Sugar’s addictive properties have been studied, and ice cream mix used to make eggnog contains its fair share, both from the milk sugar lactose and from added sugars.
Summary: Washington D.C. [USA], Dec 29 (ANI): Its the time of year for seasonal food trends: apple begets, pumpkin spice begets, butternut squash and sweet potato-rich foods. And also, peppermint and eggnog!
Some companies sell eggnog bases, which are pre-formulated mixtures of ingredients with specifically designed flavor qualities. These mixtures can be incorporated into milk or an ice cream mix, and they offer manufacturers a convenient, efficient and microbiologically safe way to produce large scale quantities of eggnog.
Eggnog, egg nog or egg-nog, historically also known as milk punch or egg milk punch, is a rich, chilled, sweetened, dairy-based beverage. It is traditionally made with milk, cream, sugar, whipped egg whites, and egg yolks. In fact, eggnog dates back decades, and it was often consumed as a riff on classical French vanilla ice cream or custard.
Ice cream mix consists of cream, milk and sugar, and it is very thick before its whipped and frozen because theres no air in it. But the thickness is perfectly suited for making eggnog, as it allows the mixture to be stable enough to tolerate being diluted later with alcohol, ultimately giving it a mouthfeel and flavor that is compatible with what you are looking for in the final product.
“Its like ice cream. Its cold, and its sweet, and it tastes good, especially when you havent had it for 10 or 11 months,” Steven Young, a consulting dairy and food technologist told CNN.
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