How can Turkish coffee?

How much water and coffee? And how much cardamom?

I will also tell u some details on this subject, including recipes … Coffee 1.Turkish refers to a traditional method used to brew coffee. A Part of this method is a special pot used as a "džezva" to brew (say jezva coffee). This pot varied size and color, even if, as a ladle with a handful of large areas, including the end of a Cup with a spout shaped dangles. Initially, the pots were made of brass. Today they are made from enamel, and is often found in grocery stores and department stores in Southern Europe and the Balkans. To the Turkish coffee pot also makes his job, you also need to buy roasted coffee, corn, whose flavor, when the soil is a little hard. Moreover, these seeds must be ground on the most beautiful setting possible. If you want to buy the ground coffee to Turkish coffee, make sure that the label indicate that coffee can be selectively used for the manufacture of this type of coffee. Otherwise you do not have coffee because they do not achieve adequate results. Instead, whole grain cereals may be bought and have the floor. At the beginning cook coffee, if you want to produce up to four cups of coffee, for example, add four cups of water into the pot. If coffee is sweet, is desired, add 1 teaspoon sugar 2 cups water. Bring mixture to boiling on a stove. If the water boils, take from heat and add 1 teaspoon of coffee per cup of water into the pot. Stir the coffee into the water and place the pot back on the stove. At this Do time, not out of the pot unattended, the coffee again soon. When the coffee begins to boil and no foam layer is formed on the top of the pan, frying pan from heat and set aside to cool for one or two minutes. This allows the coffee to be at the bottom of the pan. Once the coffee passed a few minutes are, you're ready to enjoy the coffee. Turkish usually served in small cups of espresso-like service. Moreover, because the Turkish coffee brewed without filter Coffee grounds are not served in portions. If you plan to serve Turkish coffee for your guests, you can inform them in advance about the grind, so that it is not bad surprises when it is served. 2.Turkish (hot) 4 servings 1 1 / 2 cups cold water 4 teaspoons dark roast coffee (ground very fine) 4 tablespoons coffee Sugar Heat water in a pot of coffee and sugar while warm 1st 2. Bring to boil 3rd For half of the coffee into demitasse cups. 4. Return remaining coffee stove and let it bring to a boil again. 5. Spoon out the foam, and gently) not to be confused place (in each cup to 3 3 / 4 c water 1 tbsp sugar 1 tsp c. Combine coffee powder 1 tablespoon cardamom pod Water and sugar in a ibrik or a small pot. Bring them to boil then remove from heat and add coffee and cardamom. Stir well and return to heat. Frothing over coffee, Remove the form of heat and to allow reasons. Repeat twice more. Pour into cups to let grounds settle before drinking.

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