Yes, I am looking for an old Trader Vic recipe for Navy Grog. I don’t want to use their packaged mixes. As I recall it had Orgeat syrup, lemon, or lime, and of course, a lot of rum. I would love to find his original recipe.

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From the old “Trader Vic's Book of Food and Drink” (1946, I believe) I always use this recipe, which makes a big batch of batter you can use to make MANY mugs of hot butteredf rum. I usually make it in...

i’m having a pirate party for my husband and am making grog. someone told me of a recipe where you put whole pineapple, mexican sugar cane and rum in a conatainer and let "steep" does anyone have actual recipe for this??...

Looking for ideas for leftover eggnog I stumbled across the history of eggnog. This site seems to be the one all other sites reference. http://www.kitchenproject.com/history/eggnoghistory.htm#history One theory is it is a...

OMG! this recipe is incredible http://www.ansonmills.com/recipes-rice-7.htm I used their rice grits, the broken grains from milling, this is not your mother’s or grandmother’s rice pudding. The rice gets soaked in...

's. Something along this line: http://www.epicurious.com/recipes/food/views/233257

I’m a bit late in jumping on the Tiki Mania bandwagon that seems to be sweeping the nation,but in the hopes of catching up I’m looking for Tiki drink recipe book recommendations.My preference would be a book that is...

" with mardi gras beads, and various and sundry silver plate items you have to spare ;-) (2) You must have a grog or other rum punch, “fore and center” — others have linked interesting recipes for grog; and there...

i would like the ingredients to this salad please im in culinary arts class and i have competition in a couple of weeks and i have to compose a salad and to do that,of course, i would need to have the recipe for it. when i read...

I’m making cream of asparagus soup, fried chicken, potato salad, and some macaroons for dessert. Thinking of serving Navy Grogs, too.

Speaking of Sippin' Safari, for someone looking for a recipe book I’d point them first to the Grog Log instead. SS is an interesting book, but the recipes are more complementary to the story.

Bob’s Red Mill makes a product called brown rice farina – I bet it is similar and they have a couple of recipes on their website. You might also want to search for recipes for “cream of rice” Lots of folks...