Monday, January 23, 2006
My Mom's Sake-nog
I've been saddled with the flu for the past few weeks, and this has included a horrible and hacking dry cough. Fortunately, I have my mother's wisdom to help me with my symptoms! Around the time I turned 20, she sprang her secret "sake-nog" cure for the flu. It includes:
>A small cup of sake (think large Japanese tea-cup)
>one egg
>1/2 tablespoon honey or syrup
Mix all these ingredients in a cup. Then, place the cup in a pot of water. Make sure the water is low enough so the cup is not completely submerged. Bring the water to a boil. Use chopsticks to stir the sake-egg-syrup concoction. This will form curds.

Pull out the cup (using a hot pad) and enjoy! I usually start drinking with a spoon, then move on to taking actual sips. I swear, I love this stuff much better than Nyquil.

First published over at Japundit where you can read other comments.
>A small cup of sake (think large Japanese tea-cup)
>one egg
>1/2 tablespoon honey or syrup
Mix all these ingredients in a cup. Then, place the cup in a pot of water. Make sure the water is low enough so the cup is not completely submerged. Bring the water to a boil. Use chopsticks to stir the sake-egg-syrup concoction. This will form curds.

Pull out the cup (using a hot pad) and enjoy! I usually start drinking with a spoon, then move on to taking actual sips. I swear, I love this stuff much better than Nyquil.

First published over at Japundit where you can read other comments.
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awesome! This is what my dad used to love and drink when he had a cold. He lives in Japan. I mix with Sake and Eggnog during holidays.
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