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Turkish Coffee is the most commonly used coffee cooking method in Turkey, which is first found by Turks and started to be used. It has a unique taste and smell with its own grinding and cooking. At first the coffee was made by boiling the coffee fruit, then the Turkish Coffee picked up its unique flavor, smell, and flavor with its cooking method. The Turkish Coffee cooking method then spread from Turkey to Europe and for a long time in Europe coffee was cooked and consumed by Turkish Coffee method.

Turkish Coffee Recipe

Turkish Coffee is derived from high-quality Arabica coffee beans that grow in the south and central America. The Turkish Coffee beans, scorched with great care, are ground to be very thin after the scorching process. This prepared powder-like coffee is added to a pot, added water and sugar as an option, then served with the small Turkish Coffee cups. It is particularly important that the coffee is boiling during the Turkish Coffee cooking. Very little boiling would suffice, not because of the heat increase, but because of the blending of water and ground coffee. There are many Turkish Coffee enthusiasts in Turkey and around the world. It has a large smithy due to its intense taste, aroma, and unique taste.

The Story Of Turkish Coffee

The coffee was first brought to Istanbul by the Yemeni Governor of the period in 1543. He was newly cooked by Turks in special pots and became Turkish Coffee. Most of the people met Turkish Coffee houses, which became widespread in 1554. It became a very popular drink in the social life of the era. At that time, raw coffee beans would be roasted in the pans, then hand-ground and ground and cooked, ground coffee would be cooked in copper pots, served with care, and drank. The coffee, which became very popular in Istanbul, was first spread to Europe and then to the whole world through the ambassadors and merchants who came to Istanbul over time.