What is the name of this egg-based homemade dessert?
Correct answer: Kogel mogel
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Midorielle
My grandmother, used to make this dish for me as a child but I always thought of it as a dessert rather than a remedy. Fond memories :)
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BlueQ
Egg seems an odd choice for a remedy. Especially for sore throat.... I’ll stick with honey and lemon, and ice water. 😄
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Clubsoda
I learned to make these as a child in Denmark as a treat. and have made them the odd time for my kids in Canada. Not knowing an English name, we always call it an "Egg Thingie"
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we used to make it as a little treat when I was growing up in Lithuania:) I know it as gogl mogl. one of our quick and simple desert when eating raw eggs was normal :)
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baymax
T'sai-Yun, yes mine too!
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baymax
I have had the honey and milk version many times, probably best done in a microwave. in my personal opinion
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In my country we called » ponche ».My ex mother in law used to give it to my son when he was a baby.
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Stephanie.S.
I have never heard of the name of it before. It's not a name used in Britain as far as I know.
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T'sai-Yun
My mum used to give me warm milk and honey when I had a sore throat when I was a child.
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Dang, can't edit!? Anyway, as I was saying, a friend visiting from Holland made a big pot of - whatever. When I asked what it was she replied "kogal mogal" I always thought she made that word up! 😏