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Zesty Irish coffee
- Celeste Wong
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Dive into cosy season with Celeste Wong's warming, Baileys-spiked coffee with nutmeg, cloves and cinnamon, plus a sprinkling of orange zest
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Zesty Irish coffee recipe
Ingredients
CREAM TOPPING
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25ml Baileys Original Irish Cream
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50ml double cream
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pinch each of ground nutmeg, cinnamon and cloves
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10ml sugar syrup
(optional)
COFFEE
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150ml freshly brewed coffee
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50ml Irish whiskey
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10ml sugar syrup
(optional)
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orange zest and whole spices
to garnish
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Method
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step 1
Brew the coffee using a manual pour-over, automatic coffee maker or cafetière.
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step 2
While the coffee is brewing, prepare the cream topping. Whip together the Baileys, cream and spices (and sugar syrup, if using) until the mixture is firm but pourable – don't let it get too thick.
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step 3
Pour the coffee into a mug and add the Irish whiskey (and sugar syrup, if using) – alternatively, you can use bourbon or scotch whisky, if you prefer.
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step 4
Carefully float the cream on top of the black coffee. Garnish with some orange zest and whole spices.
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Celeste Wong
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