Hello everyone.
In my previous recipe of Coffe and Honey Cake , I didn´t mention what type of coffe I use to make the cake.
One Portuguese Menu reader asked what type of coffe I use. The question gave me the idea of posting a picture of a very tasty Portuguese coffe to brew I often buy:
I buy this coffe in a traditional Portuguese grocerie´s shop. This traditional shops are in extintion due to big supermarkets.
The coffee doesn´t come in a package, I bring it home in a plastic bag and it´s sold in a minimum of 250 gr. It´s very fresh because the shopkeeper grounds coffe beans almost every day.
I keep the coffe in a well locked plastic box. It last longer if I keep it in the fridge. To make a strong coffe, I use 4/5 tablespoons for 1 liter of water. It´s a very tasty and aromatic coffe.
See you soon.
In my previous recipe of Coffe and Honey Cake , I didn´t mention what type of coffe I use to make the cake.
One Portuguese Menu reader asked what type of coffe I use. The question gave me the idea of posting a picture of a very tasty Portuguese coffe to brew I often buy:
I buy this coffe in a traditional Portuguese grocerie´s shop. This traditional shops are in extintion due to big supermarkets.
The coffee doesn´t come in a package, I bring it home in a plastic bag and it´s sold in a minimum of 250 gr. It´s very fresh because the shopkeeper grounds coffe beans almost every day.
I keep the coffe in a well locked plastic box. It last longer if I keep it in the fridge. To make a strong coffe, I use 4/5 tablespoons for 1 liter of water. It´s a very tasty and aromatic coffe.
See you soon.
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