What kind of coffee grind should I use?
You must use an extremely fine grind, almost like flour. Regular espresso or drip coffee grounds are too coarse for Turkish coffee and will not produce the desired texture and foam.
Middle-eastern · snack
15m
Total time
2
Servings
40
kcal
easy
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You must use an extremely fine grind, almost like flour. Regular espresso or drip coffee grounds are too coarse for Turkish coffee and will not produce the desired texture and foam.
Absolutely! Many prefer their Turkish coffee 'sade' (plain) or 'orta şekerli' (medium sweet). Adjust the sugar to your preference or omit it entirely for a truly strong, unsweetened brew.
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