Fill footed mug or a mug with hot water to preheat it, then empty. Pour piping hot coffee into warmed glass until it is about 3/4 full. Add the brown sugar and stir until completely dissolved.

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The Irish coffee was created by chef Joe Sheridan in 1942. He ran the restaurant at the Foynes airbase outside of Limerick, Ireland. The story goes that an evening flying boat flight returned to the airport after a failed attempt to reach New York during a winter storm. Sheridan mixed up the first round of Irish coffees for the stranded passengers. One surprised American asked, "Hey Buddy, is ...

Directions. STEP ONE. Combine Baileys, coffee and Irish Whiskey in a tall "Irish Coffee" glass. STEP TWO. Top with whipped cream. Back to Recipe Page. Directions. Check …

Put a small metal spoon in a footed, heatproof glass and fill it with boiling water. Let sit for 5 seconds and empty glass. Put 1 to 2 teaspoons of brown sugar* and a jigger (1.5 ounces) of Irish whiskey in warmed glass, then fill to about 1/2 inch from brim with very hot, strong black coffee. Stir well to melt sugar.

How To Make. Dissolve 2 parts Demerara sugar and 1 part Muscovado sugar in 3 parts of boiling water for the syrup. Stir sugar syrup into Jameson in a warmed glass. Whip chilled double cream lightly until it starts to stiffen. Brew a shot of coffee into the glass from your espresso machine. Reload and brew in a second shot.

The Irish Coffee may not be the first coffee drink with alcohol, but this cocktail has become one of the most famous. Combining coffee with Irish whiskey, brown sugar and lightly whipped cream, the Irish Coffee is a hot, creamy classic that can wake you up …

Preheat your Irish coffee glass by filling it with boiling water for 5 seconds, then pour the water out. Add 1 teaspoon of brown sugar and a good measure of Irish whiskey into the warmed glass. Fill the glass to within 1 cm of the brim with hot, strong black coffee. Stir well to dissolve all the brown sugar.

Irish Coffee Recipe Ingredients 2 tbsp brown sugar 3/4 cup coffee 2 oz cream 1.5 oz Irish whiskey 2 tbsp whipped cream Directions 1 Brew the coffee, either drip, percolator, filter or even a long espresso. 2 Dissolve the brown sugar in the coffee. 3 Pour the Irish whiskey into the serving cup and top it with the sweetened coffee and cream. 4