Warm Up Your Winter
Irish coffee is a classic winter drink that will warm you inside and out on a blustery afternoon. If you love the idea but are more cutting-edge than classic, try one of these updated versions.
Irish coffee has been a classic since the early 1950s. Some fans of the beverage believe it was first served in the United States at Buena Vista Cafe in San Francisco, while others give the credit to Tom Bergin's Tavern in Los Angeles. No matter where it started, it continues to be a winter favorite. Be sure to use an espresso roast in these recipes or the alcohol will overwhelm the coffee flavor. You can easily change the flavors by using one of the flavored Baileys Irish Creams rather than the classic. You should adjust the amounts of sugar and alcohol to your own tastes. Baileys afternoon delightCaramel vodka is added to Baileys and coffee to create a chocolate truffle in drinkable form. The splash of Kahlua just adds an extra punch of coffee flavor. Yield: 1 serving Ingredients:
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Irish temperSettle in for the evening with an old movie, a roaring fire and this silky smooth coffee with a spicy kick. Yield: 1 serving Ingredients:
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Baileys coffee punch for a crowdGo ahead and offer to make the punch for the office Christmas Party. Your promotion should be in place before New Years with this decadent coffee for a crowd. Yield: 24 servings Ingredients:
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