Coffee Recipes

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Coffee Drink Recipes

Cold Coffee Beverages

We've compiled a list of cold coffee beverage recipes to help cool you down this summer. An Espresso-Based Frozen Drink Lura Lee has reverse-engineered that popular frozen coffee drink which we can't say by name lest we receive another cease-and-desist letter. Here is the recipe. Homebrewing: … [Read More...] about Cold Coffee Beverages

Espresso Drinks For Summer

I will happily drink hot coffee any time of year. I have been good-naturedly derided for firing up the espresso machine on a ninety-degree afternoon. I have gone into a café and ordered a latte in August. I have even drunk coffee with verve after working all day in the steamy weather of a tropical … [Read More...] about Espresso Drinks For Summer

Breakfast Coffee

Ingredients: 1 tbs instant coffee 2 cups milk 2 tbs protein powder 1 tsp honey 1/2 tsp vanilla extract Directions: 1. Add coffee, milk, protein powder, vanilla extract, and honey into blender. 2. Blend until all ingredients thoroughly combined. 3. Enjoy as a great and healthy … [Read More...] about Breakfast Coffee

Cafe Rumba

Ingredients: 4 cups fresh brewed strong coffee 1 cup heavy cream 1 tsp vanilla extract 6 tsp sugar 1 tsp rum extract Directions: 1. Brew coffee 2. Beat whipping cream until fluffy and add vanilla and 3 tsp of sugar. Continue to beat until soft peaks form. 3. Divide the … [Read More...] about Cafe Rumba

Coffee Milkshake

Coffee Milkshake, Coffee Malt

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A few weekends ago I was in Los Angeles at Jerry’s Famous Deli having a malt. It was very good, but I got to thinking it would be even better if it were made with coffee ice cream. A while back, Rick Bartosh showed INeedCoffee readers how to make coffee ice cream. Using that as a start, I set out to recreate both a malt and a milkshake using coffee ice cream.

Ingredients:

  • 2 scoops coffee ice cream
  • 1 cup milk
  • 2 shots espresso
  • 2 tablespoons of malt mix (optional)
  • whipped cream (optional garnish)
  • espresso beans (optional garnish)

Some notes:

Making a milkshake isn’t brain surgery, just add ingredients and blend in a blender. But I do have some tips.

  • For one thing, I prefer a less sugary version of the ice-cream recipe, so I didn’t add the liqueur, and I used about three-quarters of the sugar in the original recipe.
  • Another thing to note is that the only difference between a malt and milkshake is malt mix, which you can buy at virtually any major grocery store.

Conclusion

This is a fantastic treat — and it is so much better with great coffee ingredients. Good coffee is the key to true happiness.