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Coffee Indian Style RecipeIt is also called Indian espresso made with instant coffee milk and cardamom |
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During late 1950s, when I was going to college in India, this was a choice beverages for yuppies. The college students will hang around a coffee house near the campus, snacking on vegetable cutlets, lady fingers, sipping coffee, with a lit cigarette in the other hand. Some called it 'espresso', of course it was not an espresso, but a version of Masala Garam Chai using coffee. It involves three basic steps: 1) Beating instant coffee powder and sugar with a few drops of water in to a frothy mixture, 2) Making a hot milk infused with cardamom flavor, 3) Adding Hot flavored milk to the frothy coffee mixture, and garnishing the coffee.
Ingredient1. Instant Coffee powder: 1 teaspoon
MethodStep 1: In a small mixing bowl put coffee and sugar. Add a few drops of water (less than ¼ teaspoon), and beat it with a fork incorporating as much air as possible to make a frothy fluffy paste.
'Make it Interesting' ideasYou can make coffee an experience for yourself and your guests. Be creative, simple ideas can go a long way. |
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