“The classic milk punch recipe called for quality booze and true vanilla ice cream, but unfortunately, over the years the booze got cheaper and cheaper, and the ice cream less and less resembled the ice cream of the past," says Mattie’s Beverage Director Jason Stevens of one of his favorite drinks. To bring the recipe back to its former glory, Stevens looked to a recipe from Mary Faulk Koock’s acclaimed The Texas Cookbook, published in 1965. His version of the punch combines three kinds of booze, real vanilla bean, crème de cacao and rich maple syrup, finished with fresh-grated nutmeg. Note: Stevens stirs this drink instead of shaking, so to keep everything cold, he recommends storing the milk and alcohol in the fridge ahead of time.