Ponche De Crème

Now we are getting into the hard stuff. Ponche de Crème or Punch ah Crème is one of our homemade alcoholic drinks that we love to consume during the Christmas season. And being 100% Trini I decided that I must have some in my fridge for Christmas. Making it was simple and straightforward and I thoroughly savoured my first glass for the season.

I could have shared mine with you all but we haven't mastered teleporting drinks and food over the internet as yet. So in the mean time here is the recipe for you to try :^)






PONCHE DE CRÈME

4 eggs
1 tin condensed milk (390g)
1 carton evaporated milk (250ml)
1/2 bottle rum (approx 1 1/2 cups)
3 tbsp. Angostura aromatic bitters
1 tsp grated nutmeg
2 tsp. lemon zest (optional)







Blend the eggs together













Add the evaporated milk, condensed milk and nutmeg and blend.






Then add the rum and bitters and blend one last time



Pour in a clean bottle and refrigerate. Serve chilled.



Tip: Since this recipe uses raw eggs you may want to pasteurize the eggs by heating it in a double boiler, or bowl placed over water in a sauce pan, stirring constantly while maintaining the temperature at 140° F for three and a half minutes.

The lemon zest is used to cut the fresh smell of the eggs but with the amount of alcohol used, I don't think it is necessary. We did not use it and the ponche de creme still came out OK though, I still thought it could have done with some more rum :^)

Ah gone again!



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VMAirandEarth said...

Merry Christmas to you and your family may it be filled with peace,happiness,and prosperity! Oh man you have my husband is so excited. I am an American southern girl and the only time he gets these foods are when his mother visits us from NY then I go through a cram session in Trini cooking(lol) Thanks for helping me be a better wife by keeping his stomach happy : )

simplytrinicooking.com said...

Merry Christmas to you and yours. I am glad to hear that I have made at least one person on this earth happy.

ian said...

Hey felix, since this is one of my favorite drinks for the season; may I suggest adding some allspice as well. It really adds to the seasoning of the puncha creama!

Shaun said...

Aye Felix. Thanks for the recipe. I tried it and it came out perfect the first time out. Being Trini and living out here in Las Vegas, there aren't many places to find anything from home so I am especially grateful. Merry Christmas to you and your family.

Felix said...

You're welcome Shaun; Merry Christmas to you and yours.

kari said...

a good thing to mention with this recipe is that a sterile bottle should be used to store drink after its made

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