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Originally Posted by pichlo View Post
My recipe is much simple. Makes one bottle:

5 eggs
1 can of condensed milk *)
250 ml of rum, vodka, gin, brandy, or whatever you fancy
milk, white wine or, in my case, dry mead to top up the bottle

*) That's "condensed", not "evaporated"; the latter is much thinner and less sweet. Real condensed milk is thick as honey and about that sweet. It usually comes in about 400 ml cans.

Separate egg yolks and whites. Use only the yolks. Use the whites to make some meringue or just dump them down the drain. Pour the vodka (rum, gin...), the yolks and condensed milk into the bottle. In that order (you can leave a little bit of vodka for rinsing the can of condensed milk and pour that in last). The bottle should be about 2/3-3/4 full. Give it a very good shake until nicely dissolved and smooth. Top up the bottle with milk (wine, mead...).

Consume within 2-3 days max.
this looks like doable
though i coudnt follow endsormeans nog yours is clear but i still got questions
"(you can leave a little bit of vodka for rinsing
the can of condensed milk and pour that in last)"
does this mean a little vodka/rum/gin used later to clear the can of remainaing condensed milk , just that ?
and
"The bottle should
be about 2/3-3/4 full. Give it a very good shake until nicely
dissolved and smooth. Top up the bottle with milk (wine, mead...)."
you mean i shake the contents well then ? pour the milk in the bottle and ready no need to shake ? i mean the shaken mixture of vodka yolks and condensed milk density would be diffrent than the milk i pour later na ?
also what else do i dont know yet that can spice it up like alternative to mead or white wine

anyway i am just thinking how would it taste as i seldom made alcholic food experiments