I made the eggnog recipe that Martha Stewart uses each year during the festive season. I compared it to my mom's favorite holiday drink, a Puerto Rican staple called coquito. Both drinks use raw eggs, ...

Coquito is a traditional Puerto Rican cocktail usually served around Christmas. Made with cream of coconut, sweetened ...

The holidays aren't just about those hearty dishes that adorn your family's dinner table. Drinks are equally effective for ushering in the festivities, especially when you're serving up a Christmas ...

It’s a drink you’ll typically find on the table during the holiday season - eggnog! Tanji Patton of Goodtaste TV is back with some holiday recipes featuring eggnog as the star. Starting with the ...

For centuries, eggnog has been a part of America’s Christmas festivities. George Washington was rumored to have his own recipe, and the concoction was the catalyst of a riot at West Point in the wee ...

While some folks can’t call it Christmas without their eggnog, we like to sip Coquito during those all-night gift-wrapping binges. We have another, faster, recipe for the popular Puerto Rican holiday ...

As long as I can remember, I have been a fan of eggnog. And I’m no snob about it. I’ll drink store-bought as readily as homemade. It’s all creamy and delicious. And I’m always game to try new ...

Translating to “little coconut” in Spanish, coquito is a coconut-based cocktail that’s similar to eggnog in the sense that it’s creamy, spiked with liquor and served at Christmas (but it’s different ...

Nothing says "holiday spirit" quite literally like a fun Christmas cocktail. To help you determine what to order when out or what to make at your family's Christmas spread, Tasting Table tracked down ...

Few things signal the holiday season like the appearance of eggnog on your grocery store's shelves. We love the store-bought variety so much, we tasted them all to find the best eggnog of the bunch.