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Has anyone tried Greek coffee(food) - kyle3rv - 06-15-2021
First time making some in a long time. I got it at the yearly festival the local Greek Orthodox church throws in September each year. With that in mind anyone like Greek food?
RE: Has anyone tried Greek coffee(food) - GAW9576 - 06-15-2021
I love Greek food. Never tried Greek coffee.
RE: Has anyone tried Greek coffee(food) - kyle3rv - 06-16-2021
(06-15-2021, 07:50 PM)GAW9576 Wrote: I love Greek food. Never tried Greek coffee.
Very strong alot like espresso. It's basically identical to Turkish coffee from what I understand. It is unfiltered the grounds sink to the bottom of the cup.
RE: Has anyone tried Greek coffee(food) - GAW9576 - 06-16-2021
Interesting.
RE: Has anyone tried Greek coffee(food) - TobyC - 06-16-2021
(06-16-2021, 02:39 AM)kyle3rv Wrote:(06-15-2021, 07:50 PM)GAW9576 Wrote: I love Greek food. Never tried Greek coffee.
Very strong alot like espresso. It's basically identical to Turkish coffee from what I understand. It is unfiltered the grounds sink to the bottom of the cup.
That's "cowboy coffee", all you need is a pot, water, and coffee, and a fire. (or pot bellied stove, or near critical nuclear material) Let the grounds sink and pour a cup of coffee, and add nothing to it.
RE: Has anyone tried Greek coffee(food) - kyle3rv - 06-16-2021
(06-16-2021, 11:57 AM)TobyC Wrote:Interesting I think I've heard of them adding eggshells but I think that's with a percolator so maybe a bit later on(06-16-2021, 02:39 AM)kyle3rv Wrote: Very strong alot like espresso. It's basically identical to Turkish coffee from what I understand. It is unfiltered the grounds sink to the bottom of the cup.
That's "cowboy coffee", all you need is a pot, water, and coffee, and a fire. (or pot bellied stove, or near critical nuclear material) Let the grounds sink and pour a cup of coffee, and add nothing to it.
RE: Has anyone tried Greek coffee(food) - TobyC - 06-16-2021
(06-16-2021, 12:22 PM)kyle3rv Wrote:(06-16-2021, 11:57 AM)TobyC Wrote: That's "cowboy coffee", all you need is a pot, water, and coffee, and a fire. (or pot bellied stove, or near critical nuclear material) Let the grounds sink and pour a cup of coffee, and add nothing to it.Interesting I think I've heard of them adding eggshells but I think that's with a percolator so maybe a bit later on
After you remove it from the heat source, add a tiny bit of unheated water to make the grounds sink, cowboys don't have eggshells.
RE: Has anyone tried Greek coffee(food) - Wchnu - 06-17-2021
Egg shells…. We don need no stink’en egg shells. Cowboy coffee rocks.
RE: Has anyone tried Greek coffee(food) - TobyC - 06-17-2021
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RE: Has anyone tried Greek coffee(food) - Reon76 - 06-22-2021
I have never tried Greek coffee and I haven't heard about it. Sounds interesting