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Favorite warm drink
We are hosting our Sunday School class Christmas party next weekend. What is your favorite hot non-alcoholic drink recipe?`
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Hot eggnog with freshly grated nutmeg on top.
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Hot chocolate! Wassail!
sandy |
Wassail! Started making it when 2 of the daughters were involved in Madrigals in high school.
1 gallon apple cider (or apple juice) 1 quart cranberry juice 1/4 cup red hots or more to taste 1 orange cut in quarters 1 - 4 inch cinnamon stick 2 tsp. whole cloves 2 tsp. whole alllspice Tie spices in cheesecloth or use a tea ball. Put all ingredients in large pot or a coffee maker and heat. Stir often till red hots are dissolved. You can add sugar if you want it to be sweet. |
Warm cranberry juice with a cinnamon stick.
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Try warming up a Dr Pepper....we did this years ago when girls were small and enjoyed it. Float a slice of orange or lime in it..
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Hot cider with a cinnamon stick.
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I am a coffee and tea drinker - so I would suggest a variety of different teas. And I am also very fond of hot chocolate - but try to stay away from drinking that much sugar.
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Originally Posted by kathyd
(Post 6996275)
Wassail! Started making it when 2 of the daughters were involved in Madrigals in high school.
1 gallon apple cider (or apple juice) 1 quart cranberry juice 1/4 cup red hots or more to taste 1 orange cut in quarters 1 - 4 inch cinnamon stick 2 tsp. whole cloves 2 tsp. whole alllspice Tie spices in cheesecloth or use a tea ball. Put all ingredients in large pot or a coffee maker and heat. Stir often till red hots are dissolved. You can add sugar if you want it to be sweet. :D :D :D :D |
Chai Tea Lattes, Hot Chocolate, and Hot Cider are my go-to hot drinks when it's cold outside.
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Hills Bros. Cappuccino, either White Chocolate Caramel, Double Mocha or English Toffee with a really nice squirt of Redi-Whip. Actually, I am giving them as Christmas gifts (three each to my sister and granddaughter). It is so warm and cozy.
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We always called it Russian tea. It's instant tea, Tang, lemonade, and some spices. I would have to look up the recipe to be sure.
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Hot chai tea with milk!
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A DIFFERENT VERSION
WASSAIL 1 gallon apple juice or cider ( I use cider) 1 quart plus 1 cup orange juice 1 quart pineapple juice 1 cup sugar 4 sticks of cinnamon 24 whole cloves Bring all ingredients to a boil...simmer for 10 minutes. Serve warm. Can refrigerate and reheat. Can be frozen. (Fills my 8 quart soup kettle to the brim.) Kids love it. |
Originally Posted by dd
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We always called it Russian tea. It's instant tea, Tang, lemonade, and some spices. I would have to look up the recipe to be sure.
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Hot Chocolate with lots of marshmallows.
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mulled cider is easy, and can go in a large coffee urn for ease--1 gal apple juice or cider, 1 orange, cut into quarters--i stick whole cloves into the skin--about four or five per quarter, two-four cinnamon sticks, and added sugar, to taste. (it doesn't take much.) heat on stove, adjust "taste" to your preference--simmer for an hour, and transfer into large coffee urn for serving and keeping warm. you could also use a crock pot and ladle for serving it, as well. the orange and spices can be left in to enhance the flavor, or taken out if you're satisfied with the mulling.
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Originally Posted by kathyd
(Post 6996275)
Wassail! Started making it when 2 of the daughters were involved in Madrigals in high school.
1 gallon apple cider (or apple juice) 1 quart cranberry juice 1/4 cup red hots or more to taste 1 orange cut in quarters 1 - 4 inch cinnamon stick 2 tsp. whole cloves 2 tsp. whole alllspice Tie spices in cheesecloth or use a tea ball. Put all ingredients in large pot or a coffee maker and heat. Stir often till red hots are dissolved. You can add sugar if you want it to be sweet. |
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