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How To Make An Irish Coffee

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How To Make An Irish Coffee
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Irish Coffee. A traditional taste of the Emerald Isle, with a powerful whiskey kick. So popular that the Irish host an annual festival in its honour! Sample our Irish Coffee. Enlarge Irish Coffee. A traditional taste of the Emerald Isle, with a powerful whiskey kick. So popular that the Irish host an annual festival in its honour! Sample our Irish Coffee.
Serves:
1

Step 1: You will need

  • 500 ml Hot Coffee
  • 25 ml Irish Whiskey
  • Brown sugar
  • Double cream
  • Hot water
  • 1 Stemmed Glass
  • 1 bar spoon
  • 1 teaspoon
  • 1 whisk

Step 2: Whip the cream

Put the cream in a jug or bowl, and whip lightly.

Step 3: Heat the glass

Hold the glass over some steaming water for a few seconds to heat it. This prevents it from cracking.

Step 4: Sweeten it up

Put one teaspoon of sugar in the glass, use brown sugar if you can.

Step 5: Pour in the whiskey

Now add 25 millilitres of whiskey

Step 6: Add coffee

Pour in the coffee leaving room at the top for the cream.

Step 7: Top with cream

Spoon some of the whipped cream over the hot coffee. Don't mix it in, it should float on top
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  1. Jessica_Stromsky

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  2. tonykelly0909

    not good beacuse 1 bar man can flamer it so better with whisky

  3. AidanMac

    Irish Coffee should be made with unwhipped cream floated on top. If the cream is whipped, as in this video, it will immediately start to sink and spoils the taste experience - should also have two spoons of sugar or sweetener.

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  6. Anonymous

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  7. Anonymous

    Nice, but in the true irish coffee the ingredients remain separeted from each other, and the cream is not whipped...

  8. Anonymous

    I remember in Inrtcontinental goa . India ,in speciality restauran , there's a guy called pnkaj sina who makes the best traditional Irish CoffeeFlambe

  9. Torp

    Good recipe, but it is worth noting that the sugar is there not to sweeten it up, but to make sure the cream does not mix too easily.