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Go back to main Cookbook Page for Fritz Family Cookbook ordering information.
Recipes featured in the Beverages section of the cookbook:
 Rev. Tallulah William's Eggnog |
 Holiday Milk Punch - The New Egg Nog |
 Witch's Brew (Orange-Pineapple Punch) |
 Celebration Punch |
 Healthy Yogurt Juice Shake |
| Banana Berry Coolers Irish Cream Chocolate Shivers Ghost Floats Women's Beet Wine Raisin Wine |
 Slush |
 Strawberry Daquiri |
 Boilo (5 recipes) |
 Dandelion Wine |
Rev. Tallulah William’s Eggnog
Linda Ann D. F. S.
6 lg eggs, separated (whites into a medium-size bowl and yolks into a 5 qt bowl)
1 c sugar
2 qt (8 c) milk
1/8 tsp ground nutmeg
½ gallon vanilla ice cream, cut into 1" chunks
¾ c light rum or to taste (optional)
1½ tsp vanilla
Beat egg whites with electric mixer until stiff peaks form when beaters are lifted. Beat egg yolks and sugar (no need to wash beater) until thick and pale, about 5 minutes. Gradually stir in milk; add ice cream. Fold in beaten egg whites until blended. Gently stir in rum and vanilla. Sprinkle with nutmeg. Makes 18 cups.
Witch's Brew (Orange-Pineapple Punch)
Pearl Violetta Fritz Wonderly
1 14 oz Eagle Brand sweetened condensed milk
1 46 oz can pineapple juice (chilled)
1 2 liter bottle orange soda (chilled)
orange sherbet (optional)
In punchbowl stir together the milk and pineapple juice. Add soda. Top with sherbet. Serve over ice. Makes 4 quarts.
Slush
Linda Ann DFS
1 can frozen lemonade
1/3 can frozen orange juice
¾ can whiskey
1 can water
2-3 T sugar
crushed ice
Spoon lemonade and orange juice into bowl. Use orange juice can to measure whiskey and water, add to frozen juices, and mix. If you want a fairly tart slush, add 2 T sugar. If you want it a bit sweet, add 3 T sugar. Mix in crushed ice and serve.
Boilo
Angelina Rachelle F
See cookbook for recipes.
One thing that isn’t mentioned in the Boilo recipes is to strain the fruits and
spices out of the liquid. Using metal can change the acidity of the beverage so
use plastic or cheese cloth if possible. If you cannot get moonshine or wouldn’t
want to, then you can substitute a strong whiskey such as Four Queens. It is
advised that you take care when adding the liquor to the mixture, especially if
you are cooking over a flame of any kind. Don't burn the house down!
The following article about Boilo was taken from an article titled, "How dey talk, Shendo style," found in the
Standard Speaker
newspaper of Hazleton, Pennsylvania.
Everybody has a boilo recipe," Jim Schutawie said of the popular Yuletide beverage. Ingredients include orange and lemon juice, honey, cloves, caraway seeds and large amounts of whiskey, served hot in shot glasses. Making boilo was a leading cause of fires in the region since the mixture cooks on the stovetop. If any of it splashes on the stove, look out!
This beverage is a tradition among many families, often served after mass on Christmas Eve and all through the holidays.
If you don’t want to drink it straight it is wonderful in tea, lemon-lime soda, or ginger ale.
Other favorites of the region include pierogies, haluskie, halupkies, bleenies, sauerkraut, barbecue and many more.
