We have grown up hearing tales of eggnog, everyone drinks it in Christmas Films. Can you think of a Christmas ... Read More ...

Bill Leff’s Incredible Fantastic Delicious EggNog Pie and Bailey’s Pie Recipe For centuries men and women have wondered if there was a way to combine two of the greatest thing in the galaxy: EggNog ...

Don’t ask me the year, but I recall a Christmas past when a relative had the misfortune of sipping some Bailey’s Irish Cream well past its expiration date. He found out the hard way that, yes ...

Eggnog consists of eggs beaten with sugar and milk or cream. Liquor is often added to that base, and it's usually consumed around the holidays, not as a year-round beverage. ("It is a lot of dairy ...

S ince leftover eggnog is too good to waste, I love finding unexpected ways to use it up, even when making ice cream. This creamy drink gives homemade ice cream a flavor boost by infusing it with ...

I made the eggnog recipe that Martha Stewart uses each year during the festive season. I compared it to my mom's favorite holiday drink, a Puerto Rican staple called coquito.

The sweet and spicy beverage has been a holiday staple for hundreds of years, but not everyone knows what it’s made out of, where it comes from or why we drink it near each year’s end.

The holiday drink eggnog is traditionally made with raw eggs, cream, milk, and sugar to create a rich and creamy cup that can be spiked with bourbon or cause some to get sick if not properly made.

It's eggnog season and this year I tried every nog I could find at Target, Fry's and Trader Joe's, so you don't have to. Here's how they tasted.

With roots in medieval England and 18th century America, eggnog and its variants have been made through the years using beer, wine and, at Death & Co., a blend of bourbon, Madeira, Cognac and rum.