With the holidays here, it’s time to savor the official drink of the season: eggnog! The traditional beverage is already super delicious on its own, but it can be even more when added to a dessert recipe. Below you’ll find some of the most delicious eggnog dessert recipes that you have to try!
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Easy Eggnog Pie
Let’s kickstart this list with a dessert that everyone loves: pie! This light and fluffy recipe by Meatloaf and Melodrama requires absolutely no baking, which makes the recipe even easier and quicker.
And the best part:
You can easily whip up this deliciousness in just 10 minutes! Doesn’t it sound like the perfect holiday dessert?
Eggnog Gooey Butter Cookies
Every holiday season requires a good batch of cookies, but this time you can amaze your family and guests with a delicious eggnog cookie recipe! Not only these babies are super tasty, but they also melt in your mouth, releasing an incredible buttery and cheesecake-like texture that no one can resist.
Get the full details over at Wicked Good Kitchen!
Easy and Fluffy Eggnog Cinnamon Rolls
Everybody loves cinnamon rolls during the holidays, especially when they’re this delicious! This recipe by Half Baked Harvest is everything you’re craving: it’s soft, tasty, fluffy, and packed with that eggnog flavor that you’ve been waiting for all year!
Spiced Eggnog Pudding
Ready to meet your new favorite holiday dessert? This tasty-looking recipe by Simply Designing has the power to win over even those who are not a fan of eggnog, due to its delicious combination of ingredients.
Here’s the best part:
Not only it’s the perfect ending to a holiday meal, this dessert is also very easy to prepare and can also be made ahead of time!
Eggnog Pound Cake
If you’re a fan of pound cakes, you have to try this recipe by Self Proclaimed Foodie. The dessert combines a rich and tasty cake with an eggnog glaze and crushed candied pecans, to make it even more interesting. It’s a must at your next family gathering!
Eggnog Gingerbread Trifle
A true holiday gathering requires a special trifle, and this beauty above is perfect for it! The festive recipe by The Girl Who Ate Everything has a fun combination of layers, which feature:
- Gingerbread cake
- Eggnog and vanilla pudding
- Whipped cream
- Raspberries
Doesn’t it sound great? It’s one of those recipes where the dish disappears in a matter of seconds!
Eggnog Truffles
If you want something a little bit fancier for your next family gathering or for a fun party, then check out these beautiful eggnog truffles by The Gunny Sack. They require no baking, and if you’re pressed for time you can just switch the white chocolate coating for powdered sugar.
Easy, delicious and adaptable!
Fudgy Eggnog Bars with Eggnog Glaze
These fudgy eggnog bars are the perfect addition to your holiday menu! The tasty combination of cinnamon and nutmeg with a sweet eggnog glaze will instantly lift up the spirits and put you in that fun holiday mood.
Ready to try it? Check out the full details at Averie Cooks!
Eggnog Cheesecake
A delicious cheesecake is always a crowd-pleaser, but this recipe by Baking Beauty takes the classic to the next level. The dessert combines rich eggnog in a smooth and creamy cheesecake with a delicious graham cracker crust, making this the ultimate holiday dessert. It’s a must!
Salted Butterscotch Bourbon Eggnog
The original eggnog drink is already super tasty, but if you want to add a boozy touch to the holidays, check out this fun version by Gastronom Blog. The recipe combines the traditional cinnamon and nutmeg flavor with:
- Salted bourbon butterscotch sauce
- Bourbon
- Amaretto
Doesn’t it sound interesting? I bet it will become your new favorite holiday drink!
Which one of these eggnog dessert recipes will you try first? Let us know at our Facebook page or in the comments below!
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