Hot Apple Cider Toddy

"I got this recipe off the Food Network. I made up a batch for a Christmas party. We stat outside around the fire pit and sipped on the cider--Every one loved it. What makes this really nice is your guests can make it with or without the bourbon, and adjust the other ingredients as well. I put the hot cider in a thermos carafe with a pump on it, and placed the cinnamon sticks, spiced butter, rum-flavored whipped cream, and seasoned graham crackers out for them to help themselves for refills."
 
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Ready In:
20mins
Ingredients:
12
Serves:
4
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ingredients

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directions

  • Heat cider in non-reactive saucepan.
  • Combine butter, brown sugar, nutmeg, cinnamon, and cloves. Whip until butter becomes creamy and the ingredients are incorporated.
  • Place graham crackers and pumpkin spice in plastic bag and crush with rolling pin.
  • Combine rum extract with Cool Whip.
  • In a footed coffee glass, or mug, place a single cinnamon stick and a slice of the spiced butter.
  • Pour 1 shot of whiskey (optional but recommended ;o)).
  • Ladle the hot cider into the glass or mug.
  • Garnish with a dollop of the rum-flavored topping and sprinkle on some graham cracker crumb mixture.
  • Serve warm.

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Reviews

  1. Instead of bourbon, use caramel vodka. Brings this drink to a whole new level
     
  2. i made this without booze it was warm and very nice thank you dee
     
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<p>I'm a retired USAF pilot (32 years), now as a Systems Engineer, I'm 10 years into a second career with an engineering firm, supporting the military. I love to hunt, fish, camp, hike and, of course--cook. I collect cook books and recipes from all kinds of sources. I was so glad to find this web site to help me organize my favorite recipes, and find new ones. My favorite cooking style is BBQ/Smoking. I also love to cook elaborate meals for family and friends. Having lived overseas for many years, I've picked up a lot of recipes for German, French, Italian, Thai, and Greek dishes.</p>
 
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