Gogol-mogol is a dessert, the main components of which are beaten egg yolk and sugar . There are many variations of this drink: with the addition of wine , vanilla , rum [1] , bread , honey , cocoa , fruit and berry juices .
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Etymology and origin
The Max Fasmer dictionary contains several versions of the origin of the name: from the English hoog-mug , hoogle-mugger , from the Polish kogel-mogel , from the German Kuddelmudel ( jumble ) [2] .
Germans attribute the invention of the cocktail to the German pastry chef Manfred KΓΆckenbauer. There is a legend telling about the cantor from Mogilyov (βMogilyaβ) by the name of Gogel, who lost his voice and came up with such a recipe to cure his throat. In another version of the same legend, Countess Bronislava Pototskaya of Great Svorotva is present, who somewhat modernized the recipe, replacing the bread with honey, and renamed it from "google grave" to "eggnog". [3]
See also
- Egg-legs
- Tae Talois
- Lawyer (liqueur)
Notes
- β Eggnog // The Small Encyclopedic Dictionary of Brockhaus and Efron : in 4 tons. - SPb. , 1907-1909.
- β Eggnog in the Vasmer Etymological Dictionary
- β Sheypak A. A. History of science and technology. Materials and technology. Tutorial. Part 1 .. - Moscow: MGIU, 2009. - p. 276.
Literature
- L.V. Belovinsky . Eggnog // Magazine // Illustrated Encyclopedic Dictionary of the Russian People. XVIII - the beginning of the XIX century. / ed. N. Eremina . - M .: Eksmo, 2007. - p. 128. - 784 pp .: - ill. with. - 5 000 copies - ISBN 978-5-699-24458-4 .