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JazzboCR
PostPosted: Mon Mar 08, 2010 12:59 am 
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I think that what Brother ID was getting at is the absence of the swirl of whipped cream on top. I'd say you have Irish-esque coffee. But then I'm an inveterate smart-ass. But Brother go with what you know--who am I to say?...

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Wow that does sound good. I'll try that the next cool night we get down here in Houston.

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Now that is good information! I never knew how to make Irish Coffee. I cut and pasted that into my recipe file. Thanks dude!

I'm liken the flask thing too!
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Not that I'm a lush or anything but always travel around CR with a hip flask so I can introduce guys to a higher-end booze than may be available at a venue or than they are used to--FdC 18 for example. My notion of sharing...discreetly, natch--not looking to steal sales from anyone.

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K-Paxian wrote:
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I have a flask so I may bring it with some Irish whiskey and have myself some Irish coffee


Amigo, with all due respect that is coffee with a shot of Irish whiskey added. Begora it is not Irish coffee mind you. :P :lol:


So if get some coffee from Manolos and add a wee dram of Irish whiskey from my flask, that is not making Irish coffee?


No that is having a cup of coffee with a shot of Irish whiskey. There a a lot of recipes out there just google "Irish Coffee" and you will most likely not find a single one that says take a cup of coffee and add a shot of Irish whiskey. Hell, Irish Coffee is not even served in a coffee cup.

Only Irish coffee provides in a single glass all four
essential food groups:
alcohol, caffeine, sugar and fat.

Your version lacks two essential food groups. Notice the word glass not cup.:lol:

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:shock: :shock: bumped for those who need to know how to make Irish coffee.....learn from the beast :D
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