Authentic Turkish Coffee
Master the ancient art of Turkish coffee brewing with traditional techniques

Overview
Turkish coffee represents one of the world's oldest brewing methods, unchanged for over 500 years. This UNESCO-recognized cultural tradition involves brewing extremely fine coffee grounds directly in water, creating an intensely flavored, unfiltered coffee with a distinctive foam crown.
The key to authentic Turkish coffee lies in the grind size - finer than espresso powder - and the slow, patient heating process. The result is a rich, strong coffee with grounds settled at the bottom and a beautiful foam on top, traditionally served alongside Turkish delight.
Step-by-Step Instructions
Step 1: Grind Coffee Extra Fine
Grind coffee beans to powder consistency - finer than espresso. Traditional hand grinders work best for achieving the proper texture.
Step 2: Combine Ingredients
Add cold water, coffee, and sugar (if desired) to the cezve. Mix thoroughly until no lumps remain and the mixture is smooth.
Step 3: Begin Heating
Place cezve on very low heat. Stir occasionally during the first few minutes to ensure even mixing and prevent settling.
Step 4: Watch for Foam
As the coffee heats, a foam will begin to form. When foam rises to the rim, remove from heat immediately. Pour a small amount of foam into each cup.
Step 5: Final Brewing
Return cezve to heat and repeat the foaming process 2-3 times. Pour slowly into cups, ensuring each gets equal amounts of foam and coffee.
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Equipment Needed
- •Cezve (Turkish coffee pot)
- •Small spoon
- •Coffee grinder
- •Scale
- •Gas stove or sand
Ingredients
- •12g very finely ground coffee
- •100ml cold water
- •Sugar (optional, to taste)
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