Powerful And Creamy Indian Espresso Coffee

Indian Espresso Coffee Indian Espresso Coffee

You do not need an extravagant espresso machine to get a cup of this rich and creamy magic. All you need is your ingredients, a coffee mug, and a spoon.

Coffee is India’s favourite beverage. A cup over a casual conversation with friends, or while you read your favourite novel, it never fails to relax you. At least for me, it’s rejuvenating. While India’s Southern part is famous for its Filter coffee, I make it the easy way.Indian Espresso Coffee, a rich, creamy and frothy coffee, which can actually be described as an amalgam of espresso and cappuccino. I say so because, I find it having the powerful essence and aroma of an espresso and at the same time it also has the velvet-y and creamy texture of a cappuccino. Long story short, it is luxury in a cup! And mind you, this can get mighty addictive.

Indian Espresso Coffee

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You do not need an extravagant espresso machine to get a cup of this rich and creamy magic. All you need is your ingredients and a coffee mug with a spoon. Yes, that’s it. You have to vigorously beat the coffe and granulated sugar mix with a lot of energy to get a whipped coffe-sugar paste. Your rich, creamy and milky Indian Espresso Coffee will be ready in minutes.

Indian Espresso Coffee

So, grab the current novel you’re reading, or your Sudoku or Crossword and relish this heavenly beverage with every sip. Also, you might just be tempted to drink it while watching the rains from your bedroom window. Sounds addictive, doesn’t it?

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Indian Espresso Coffee

Indian Espresso Coffee


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  • Author: Arundhuti Rama
  • Total Time: 10 minutes
  • Yield: 1

Description

Indian Espresso Coffee made without an espresso machine.


Ingredients

  • Instant Coffee Powder – 1 tbsp.
  • Granulated Sugar – 2 tbsp. (alter according to your taste)
  • Milk – 1 cup (240 ml)
  • Water – 1 tsp.
  • Cocoa Powder – To sprinkle on top (optional)

Instructions

  1. In a coffee mug, put instant coffee powder and sugar. Add 1 tsp. water and mix.
  2. With a spoon, start beating the mix vigorously. You have to incorpotate as much air as you can. That will give you the whipped frothy coffee-sugar mix. The more you beat, the mix will become pale in colour. Make sure your mix is whipped and creamy enough.
  3. Heat a cup of milk and pour it over the whipped coffe-sugar paste. Stir. Sprinkle cocoa powder and serve immediately.

Notes

To make more than 1 cup, prepare the coffee-sugar paste in a bowl. Divide the paste equally into each coffee mug and pour hot milk. Stir and serve.

  • Prep Time: 10 mins
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  1. I’m Aarav Gupta from India. It’s true “Coffee is India’s favorite beverage”. I’m also a coffee lover and believe that coffee is an important part of our meal. Indians usually drink 3-4 cups of coffee a day. Thank you for sharing the Indian Espresso Coffee recipe.






  2. Really well-written article. Could not resist trying out the recipe after you described the coffee so amazingly. And it turned out really good! Thanks.






  3. Can dis beaten or whipped paste of coffee and sugar be preserved for long???
    Like if i make it in afternoon and use it at night???

  4. Hello
    I recently bought a espresso machine from India.
    The ones they have at the weddings
    Do you know how to operate the espresso
    Thanks

  5. I am a self-confessed coffee non-drinker. But I love coffee, mind you, for it’s aroma, color and whatever else makes it good. What else I love more about coffee is to make it for others, especially the pouring part when it gets all frothy. Thankfully, I have a husband who loves coffee and I can make all I want, for him!

  6. I love the way you’ve described this – “having the powerful essence and aroma of an espresso and at the same time it also has the velvet-y and creamy texture of a cappuccino” – it sounds so inviting!

  7. I am having a good time reading your post with a hug mug of filter coffee. I don’t thing there is any better way to enjoy this post. :)

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