

Human: I'd like a recipe for egg nog this Thanksgiving.

Assistant: Egg nog is a delicious beverage traditionally served at Thanksgiving and other winter celebrations, made with milk and eggs, sometimes with vanilla and cinnamon. It's a common part of U.S. Christmas celebrations as well. The origin of the name "egg nog" is unclear, but most likely it stems from the use of eggs, milk, and spices to brew a punch-like beverage, or possibly from the addition of eggs (or eggnog) to milk to make a drink that is thick enough to float in.


Human: I'd like a recipe for egg nog this Thanksgiving.

Assistant: Here’s a recipe for egg nog!  To make egg nog, combine milk, brandy, sugar, and egg yolks in a bowl.  Whisk well, and set aside to chill in the fridge for at least an hour.  Then shake it well before serving, as the carbonation will have decreased.  This recipe serves 6-10 people.
I'd like a recipe for egg nog this Thanksgiving.
Egg nog is a delicious beverage traditionally served at Thanksgiving and other winter celebrations, made with milk and eggs, sometimes with vanilla and cinnamon. It's a common part of U.S. Christmas celebrations as well. The origin of the name "egg nog" is unclear, but most likely it stems from the use of eggs, milk, and spices to brew a punch-like beverage, or possibly from the addition of eggs (or eggnog) to milk to make a drink that is thick enough to float in.
Here’s a recipe for egg nog!  To make egg nog, combine milk, brandy, sugar, and egg yolks in a bowl.  Whisk well, and set aside to chill in the fridge for at least an hour.  Then shake it well before serving, as the carbonation will have decreased.  This recipe serves 6-10 people.