Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-12-30
How to Concoct The Cup Which
Cheers.

AN iIS
BIMETALLIC EGG NOG.
Eight eggs.
Two quarts milk.
Eight tablespoonfuls sugar
Eight ~wineglasses brandy.
Three wineglasses rum.
! 1t is said that mis- drink will make its
successful conc0cter famous.
rake eight eggs, two quarts milk. eight
la~oicSpoo'tuls OF sugar, eight vine
glasses OF brandy aud three wlneo1asvas
OF rum. Mix a. follows: Beat tho ro,ks
OF the eggs and the sugar toee,h and
then pour in slowly the liuuor. /, this
add one-thir3 of the beaten whites nf tho
eggs, next add the milk, aud then The ra-
hlalnder of the beaten whites.
SWELL PUNCH.
Mr. Tom Han nev, harkeeper at the
"Sw"it." gives the following recein, for
Navy Punch:
one quart Jamaica rum.
One quart Am. c!lamoaeue.
The Juice of eight lemons.
The rlnds of four lemons.
One pound and a half ~ufsugar
On" hot quart tea made from
eight teaspoOnfuls Of tea.
After a han to mouth ~nc0unter with
this punch ii will at once be we'll 70 Or
der pair Of sea legs. 1t is made as fol-
lows:
Take one quart Jamaica rum. one
quart american champagne, the juice Of
eight lemons. the rinds of four. one and
o"e-haif pounds sugar, one quart hot tea
''"'te from elght ~teaspoonCuIS tea.
Upon the lemon rinds and 81 yar pour
IN" tea and allow the mixture to- stand
nail an hour, stirring it often. Then ala
the lennon Juice and rum. Place in the
punch bowl a"d when iced and ready to
serve add the champagne.
ANENTUCKY TREAT.
Col. thinn of kentucky, who il in his
city, was asked to give Nevada some
touch If the blaze grass tippIes and he
kindly contributed the following Ken
lucky eggn0g:
Two dozen eggs.
Two quarts rich milk.
One quart brandy.
me half pint Jamaica run.
one n a half pounds sugar.
Here is an eggnog that will make it's
participants dream of Paradise. Inpre-
dIents mixed as follows: Separate the
yeIks OF the eggs from the whites. add
one pound of sugar to the whites and
beat till stiff enough to eat. Aid hal
ance of sugar to the yelks and beat
thoroughly.
Into a large bowl throw the Jamaica
rum, and brandy ard the milk. and stir
in the beaten yelks; float the beaten
whites on top and serve with a little nut
meg grated over each glass or not. AZ
preferred. Will serve twenty people.
SENATORIAL PUNCH.
Al Livingston, the Senator-eIect from
OrInsby, when asked for hints on the
pr position surrendered the following.
One bottle best chamuagne.
One bottle Burgundy.
One bottle Santa Cruz rum.
Ten lemons.
Two oranges
One and a half pou 4. sugar.
"lmnense'' was the single word rsnd
to describe this punch. There is soyan-
times a great deal in the way q word is
said. Hence this receipt:
Squeeze the oranges and lemons INTO
the bowl, add the sugar and let the mi ~
ture stand thirty-siA hours, stirring often
hen pour in the liquor and let the
mixture stand tWenty-f0ur hours.
Ice and serve in the usual way.
GUBERNAToRIAL Punch.
Governor Sadier furnishes a great
punch built up on \ grand scale.
People who attend his Gu0ernatorjal
reception this winter must be prepared
to tackle this:
One bottle raNpberries in liGuor
One bottle straw berries in liouor
One bottle <}orrieS. branded.
six bottle \. Julien riIrrI.
Three bet 80 good ram.
Three dozen oranges.
Three dozen lemons.
one pound of sugar.
-Four quart siphOns of settlers.
AN ENGLIsH o POT.
H.. NJ. I%erington furnishes a ~receip.
or an English Hot Pot, such as thew
ise in England during the holidays and
At no other time. |,
Here it is:
One quart of old ale, not lager. !
Five well beaten, new laid. eggs.
One small teaspoonful of ground .
ginger. ,
One quarter of / nutmeg. grated. -,
One quarter pound of sugar. =
One half pint Tom gin. !
MIR. lerington says the drink is grad
ally being transplanted to America. 1t
5 described as soft, creamy and plea J
to the palate, and warm and COM
orting to the system and also only a
emile stimulant."
In making it the details here given. es-
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