Classic Irish Coffee Recipe
Get a change to your casual coffee recipe; try the classic Irish coffee recipe. This Irish coffee recipe is quick and fun and it is elegant and sophisticated. It’s great for when you have a lot of people over or when you are in the mood to make something special for yourself.
Ingredients
- six ounces of hot, fresh brewed coffee
- 1 teaspoon of brown sugar for sweetness
- 1 ½ ounces of your favorite Irish whiskey
- heavy cream
Directions
Here is a basic Irish coffee recipe: Using the heavy cream, whip it until it becomes whipped cream. You can add sugar and confeccionate sugar to sweeten. Place into the refrigerator to chill. Once your fresh coffee is brewed, combine it with the whiskey and sugar. Mix it well until the sugar dissolves. Take the whipped cream out and place it on top of the Irish coffee mixture. And voilá, you have in your hands your first homemade Irish coffee recipe.
Helpful tips
- Make sure that the whipped cream does not break the surface of the coffee. This may take some time to accomplish but with practice, you will get there.
- Try using a warm spoon to add the whipped cream.
- Tyr pouring the whip cream over the back of a spoon to help the cream float rather sink into the coffee mixture.
There you have it. This is one of the most basic Irish coffee recipes out there. If you are looking for some variety you can try one of the various other Irish coffee recipes found on this website.

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mmh..bedda magra
Seriously if anyone has problems with the cream breaking the surface of the coffee then they are a window lickers…. total window lickers.. I NAILED IT FIRST TIME…. I RULE
Can you please tell me how to make an Irish coffee with flamed whisky. I used to drink it in Germany, but forgot how it was presented.
Thanks
i am using this for my st patricks dinner
To add a little variety, try a whipped mixture of 1/2 whipping cream and 1/2 Amaretto International Creme. And top it off with Ground Cinnamon Spice. Sláinte!
thanks 4 ur rec.
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