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Cafe Latte

Am a great fan of coffee and my daily diet includes an evening cup of coffee for sure. I like to experiment with my coffee by making it differently to get that "cafe joint" coffee experience.One of my favourite pick at the cafe joints is the Cafe latte. "Latte" in Italian means "Milk". And I love my coffee with milk. So the method to prepare that "Costa equivalent" Cafe Latte goes like this:



Serves 1

Ingredients:
  • 2 tsp strong coffee
  • 1/2 cup milk
  • milk whisker / mixer
  • 1 & 1/2 tsp Sugar (its up to you, how much you usually take)
Method:
  1. Brew the coffee (if you have a coffee maker, nothing like it to make an espresso). Fill less than a half of your large cup with the espresso. (I don' t have one so I dissolve the instant coffee powder in less than half cup of boiling water).
  2. Pour half a cup of milk in a bowl and heat it in your microwave or gas. Don't let the milk boil.
  3. Whisk the hot milk with a milk whisker or whip it in a mixer until frothy.
  4. Add the frothy milk into your espresso coffee (already made) without ruining the foam.Stir your latte under the foam with milk whisker (if you have) or with spoon. Add sugar according to your need.
  5. It's done, now drink it. :) :)
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  1. Binitha16 March 2011 at 10:17

    hey, how did I miss this one!...yumm yumm yumm!

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  2. Loveandcalories16 March 2011 at 11:34

    My favourite type of coffee!! So thought everyone can try it at home without spending money outside!!:)

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  3. Binitha17 March 2011 at 09:04

    but the foam will come only with a milk whisker right?:(

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  4. Loveandcalories17 March 2011 at 09:10

    No No....Before I bought the whisker..I used to pour the milk in the mixie and just turn the switch to one full round (low, med and high) and pour it ...u will get a whole lot of foam!!

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  5. JO14 May 2011 at 07:03

    hmmm cool drink for a hot summer....keep adding more drinks to this section pls..:)

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  6. Loveandcalories14 May 2011 at 10:30

    Sure Jyothi!! will do!!

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  7. Kimby5 September 2011 at 11:30

    Woohoo, Rohini! So glad to see you posted your latte at the Coffee Revolution -- a fitting beverage (& photo) for a bunch of coffee admirers! :)

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  8. Bella5 September 2011 at 13:57

    Rohini, I drink my latte in the morning. It's what sets the tone for the day, gives me the energy to tackle things on my to do list, and warms up my belly when I'm just out of bed! Thank you for the latte recipe! I don't froth my milk, but I have to admit, it sure looks pretty! We're delighted you've linked up and joined our coffee revolution! Merci!

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  9. Girl Parker6 September 2011 at 23:24

    Yummmers! I love the last step. "Now Drink it." ha! Yes, Maam. Thanks for joining the coffee revolution.

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