Coffee Recipes: EXOTIC COFFEE
Turkish Specialty Coffee Recipe –Turgay Yildizli 2013 World Cezve/Ibrik Champion
Recipe:
- 7g ground coffee freshly roasted (specialty coffee preferred) – powder-fine grind (since grounds need to settle down to bottom, it is easy to get overextraction – timing is critical)
- 70g water for a 1:10 ratio
Preparation:
- ground coffee in ibrik (burner is off)
- pour hot water over slowly, to saturation
- stir 10-15times not more (more stir increases extraction)
- start timer, start burner
- in 2min target 198F-201F (92C to 94C)
- wait to start until foam appears
- continue approx.1 min and adjust the temperature to control the rate of rise of the foam
- when foam reaches rim (should be after 1min) pour in cup
- serve with water and some sweets on the side
Tips:
- no stirring during brew – stirring increases extraction
- do not bring to boil
- use freshly grinded specialty coffee for increased flavor
- pour without grounds in step 8 – leaving grounds on will cause overextraction
Greek Coffee Recipe – Konstantinos Komninakis 2016 World Ibrik Champion
Recipe:
- 7g ground coffee freshly roasted – powder-fine grind (since grounds need to settle down to bottom, it is easy to get overextraction – timing is critical)
- 60g water for a 1:11.6 ratio
Preparation:
- room-temp water in ibrik
- add coffee on top
- settle coffee by tapping the ibrik
- start timer, start burner – target 2:30min total on the burner
- first 1 min, do not touch it – grounds need time to get wet
- at 1min, stirr a little so all coffee breaks and gets wet
- adjust the temperature to control the rate of rise of the foam until all 2:30 has passed
- pour in cup with grounds
- allow another 2:30min for coffee to continue extraction before drinking
Tips:
- the gas heaters used in the video, heat in the centre of the ibrik and create a circular motion that allows a better extraction
- the metal used is important – copper is preferred for excellent heat conductivity
- sip in small quanitities allowing oxygen to enhance the perceived flavour
- can use a spoon to break crema and get more aroma from the coffee
Cocktail Chemistry and an update from James Hoffmann – Coffee Filtered Cocktails and the technique for
Technique to get a rich coffee flavor added to your favorite drinks – without adding a coffee liquor. James Hoffmann has the updated technique below to make those drink perfect!
Manhattan
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2oz (60ml) rye whiskey
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1oz (30ml) sweet vermouth
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2 dashes Angostura bitters
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2 dashes black walnut bitters (optional)
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Maraschino cherry
- Add all liquid ingredients into a mixing glass with ice
- Stir for 45 seconds
- Pour over coffee into a chilled coupe glass and drop in cherry
Boulevardier
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1oz (30ml) whiskey
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1oz (30ml) sweet vermouth
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1oz (30ml) Campari
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Pinch of salt
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Orange twist
- Add all ingredients except orange twist into a mixing glass with ice
- Stir for 45 seconds
- Pour over coffee into a chilled coupe glass
- Express orange oils over the top and garnish with the twist
Banana Cognac
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2oz (60ml) Cognac
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1oz (30ml) banana liqueur
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2 dashes chocolate bitters
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Orange twist
- Add all liquid ingredients into a mixing glass with ice
- Stir for 45 seconds
- Pour over coffee into a rocks glass with a large ice cube
- Express orange oils over the top and garnish with the twist or a caramelized banana slice
James Hoffmann update on the technique: