Tom & Jerry

Difford's Guide
Discerning Drinkers (11 ratings)

Serve in a

Toddy glass

Garnish:

Dust with freshly grated nutmeg

How to make:

1. Pre-warm six 20cl (6.75oz) toddy glasses or Tom & Jerry mugs with hot water.
2. Using a whisk, BEAT the yolks in a mixing bowl "until they are thin as water." Add sugar, Jamaican rum, spices and STIR thoroughly with whisk.
3. In a separate bowl, use a whisk to BEAT the egg whites "to a stiff froth."
4. Use a tablespoon to FOLD the frothy egg whites into the spiced and beaten yolk mixture. This produces the gloopy base mixture known as 'Tom & Jerry batter'.
5. To make individual drinks, to each of the warmed glasses or mugs, POUR cognac and rum, and add two table spoons of Tom & Jerry batter. STIR each glass/mug thoroughly with a barspoon while topping with boiling water.
6. Each should end up with frothy head ready to receive the garnish of grated nutmeg. Serve and enjoy.

2 fresh Egg white
2 fresh Egg yolk
6 barspoon Caster/ Superfine/Baker's special sugar (white)
1/2 fl oz Jamaican-style overproof aged pot still rum
2 pinch Cinnamon powder (ground)
2 pinch Clove
3 pinch Freshly grated nutmeg
1 1/2 fl oz Rémy Martin V.S.O.P. coganc
1/2 fl oz Caribbean blended rum aged 6-10 years
Top up with Boiling water
Loading...

Read about cocktail measures and measuring.

It's International Vodka Day image

It's International Vodka Day

Our friends across the pond have given us a reason to celebrate. In America, the 4th of October is National Vodka Day, so by extension, for the rest of

World Calvados Day image

World Calvados Day

Our friends at Avallen Calvados launched World Calvados Day in 2020 to celebrate the French apple brandy. Hoorah!

International Gin and Tonic Day image

International Gin and Tonic Day

Founded in 2010 (according to Wikipedia) and celebrated annually worldwide on the 19th October, International Gin & Tonic Day is just as it sounds –

National Mezcal Day image

National Mezcal Day

Perhaps this page should read 'International Mezcal Day', as although this 'National Day' is an all American creation there are a great many of us around

Halloween Cocktails image

Halloween Cocktails

Ghosts and goblins, gargoyles and graves: it's that time of year again to cut up old sheets, paint on the fake blood, stock up on sweets and make a good

Recipe contains the following allergens:

Review:

A warming and filling winter's meal in itself. This recipe will fill six small toddy glasses or Tom & Jerry mugs (each 20cl capacity to brim), and given the faff involved you might as well double or treble the recipe and make for a crowd, or enjoy several each.

Difford's Guide remains free-to-use thanks to the support of the brands in green above. Values stated for alcohol and calorie content, and number of drinks an ingredient makes should be considered approximate.

Join the Discussion


... comment(s) for Tom & Jerry

You must log in to your account to make a comment.

Report comment

You must be logged in to upvote or downvote a comment

Click here to login
It's International Vodka Day image

It's International Vodka Day

Our friends across the pond have given us a reason to celebrate. In America, the 4th of October is National Vodka Day, so by extension, for the rest of

World Calvados Day image

World Calvados Day

Our friends at Avallen Calvados launched World Calvados Day in 2020 to celebrate the French apple brandy. Hoorah!

International Gin and Tonic Day image

International Gin and Tonic Day

Founded in 2010 (according to Wikipedia) and celebrated annually worldwide on the 19th October, International Gin & Tonic Day is just as it sounds –

National Mezcal Day image

National Mezcal Day

Perhaps this page should read 'International Mezcal Day', as although this 'National Day' is an all American creation there are a great many of us around

Halloween Cocktails image

Halloween Cocktails

Ghosts and goblins, gargoyles and graves: it's that time of year again to cut up old sheets, paint on the fake blood, stock up on sweets and make a good

Welcome to Difford's Guide

All editorial and photography on this website is copyright protected

© Odd Firm of Sin 2024