How To make Turkish Coffee
3/4 c Water
1 tb Sugar
1 tb Pulverized Coffee
1 Cardamon Pod
Combine water and sugar in an ibrik or small saucepan. Bring to a boil; then remove from heat and add coffee and cardamon. Stir well and return to heat. When coffee foams up, remove form heat and let grounds settle. Repeat twice more. Pour into cups; let grounds settle before drinking. From Sheila Buff & Judi Olstien, "The New Mixer's Guide to Low-Alcohol and Nonalcholic Drinks." Published By HPBooks, Inc., 1986, ISBN 0-89586-458-4.
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A friend of ours recently travelled to Turkey to visit a relative. He brought back a generous and thoughtful gift for me. Coffee! Turkish coffee to be precise. How sweet was that?
You know the expression “When in Rome”? Well I couldn’t just make a Turkish coffee in a regular pot. In this case, I needed to do as the Turkish do. ????
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A Turkish coffee pot is called a Ibrik or cezve. Thanks to Etsy, I was able to order a traditional copper pot straight from Istanbul, Turkey. It looks so cool!
For this coffee I used the amount of water for the size of coffee I wanted to drink. I used 100ml of room temp water. I poured the water first and then added 2 tsp of ground Turkish coffee. If you like sugar in your coffee, add it now. I didn’t use any.
I mixed the water and coffee before heating it. Based on my research there’s lots of debate for the step. Some folks prefer to stir while it’s heating. Hopefully I’m not offending any traditionalists.
I heated the coffee between medium low and medium heat. I let the coffee start to slowly bubble. I removed some of the top foam and added it to my cup. As soon as the coffee started to foam and rise again, I turned off the heat.
I poured the coffee very slowly into the cup in order to try to preserve some of the crema. I let the coffee sit for a couple of minutes before drinking it.
So good! Have I mentioned how much I love coffee and coffee culture?!?!
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Experience the rich coffee and tradition of Copper Turkish Cezve Coffee Pot. This ancient coffee maker features a durable copper body, a classic decorative handle, and two different size options to fit your coffee style.
The Turkish method involves repeatedly heating super-fine coffee grounds over the stove—but you never let the coffee boil. This produces a richly-flavourful brew with a heavy body you won’t soon forget.
Basic Turkish Coffee Instructions:
Grind 10g of coffee at a super-fine setting.
Fill your cezve ⅔ full of water and bring to a boil.
Remove from the stove and dump the grounds in, then gently stir.
Hold the cezve to the heat source until small bubbles form, then remove from the heat.
Repeat this process for 2 minutes, then pull away entirely.
Pour the coffee, grounds and all, into a small cup and enjoy.
This Turkish coffee pot features a durable copper body that’ll last a lifetime and a beautiful decorative handle that’s comfortable and classic. The brewer comes in two sizes—240m and 350ml—so you can brew the perfect amount every time.
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Learn how to prepare specialty Turkish coffee and learn more about this traditional method of coffee preparation. Our guide was Turgay Yildizli who is the 2013 World Ibrik/Cezve Champion and through his website - Speciality Turkish Coffee - he is an ambassador of Turkish Coffee all around the world.
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Perfect coffee ratio:
100ml room temperature water
5-6g Medium roast coffee (finely ground)
1/2 Tsp sugar
Spiced coffee:
50g ground coffee
1 small piece mastic
1 green cardamom pod
Pinch of nutmeg