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Aleks in Norway


I'm not a huge coffee lover - usually I'm fine with a quick cup of instant Nescafe with a splash of milk. Buuuuut, once every so often, I get the urge for a foamy, frothy, creamy treat - not easy when you don't have any ground coffee or a fancy milk steamer or an espresso machine, right? Wrong! This method is quick and simple, and the end result is really yummy. It's also a great way to drink "fancy" coffee for a fraction of the price.

You will need:


2 tsp instant coffee granules (I use Nescafe Gold)
1-2 tsp sugar, to taste
Small cup of hot water
1 cup hot milk (or a mix of milk and water, I like milk to water at a 1:1 ratio)
Fork or whisk


Method:


1. Put your coffee granules and sugar into a bowl, and add 1tsp hot water.


2. Use a whisk or a fork to mix together. At first, it will be like rocky mud, but soon the coffee will dissolve and become smooth. Add a few drops of hot water at a time, and keep stirring! All the granules will dissolve, and you'll get a fluffy and creamy mixture with the texture of a fluffy custard or cream whipped to soft peaks. It will be light in colour, and really glossy.




3. Add the mixture to a mug - about 2 tsp for a small mug, and 3-4 tsp for a big mug. You can always stir in a little more if it's not strong enough, but you can't take it away!



4. Gently pour over the hot milk, and give the coffee a very gentle stir. Drink immediately!



November 08, 2018 No comments
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A Polish girl, raised in the UK, engaged to an Indian boy whom she met in Spain... currently enjoying life in Norway.

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Aglaonema commutatum (Chinese evergreen)
Alocasia amazonia
Alocasia zebrina
Alocasia zebrina reticulata
Aspidistra elatior (cast iron plant)
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Ceropegia woodii (string of hearts)
Christia vespertilionis
Codonanthe crassifolia
Cordyline fructiosa "Miss Andrea" (ti tree)
Clusia rosea (autograph tree)
Dieffenbachia reflector
Dischidia nummularia (string of nickels)
Dischidia ruscifolia (million hearts)
Epipremnum aureum "Marble queen" (pothos)
Ficus elastica (rubber tree)
Ficus pumila (creeping fig)
Hoya carnosa (wax plant)
Hoya kerrii (valentine hoya)
Hoya mathilde
Hoya obovata
Hoya polyneura (fishtail hoya)
Iresine herbstii (bloodleaf)
Hypoestes phyllostachya (polka dot plant)
Macodes petola (jewel orchid)
Marantha leuconera fascinator tricolor (prayer plant)
Mimosa pudica (tickle me plant)
Monstera adansonii
Monstera siltepecana
Muehlenbeckia complexa (Australian ivy, maidenhair vine)
Oxalis livida
Oxalis triangularis (false shamrock)
Peperomia argyreia (watermelon peperomia)
Peperomia prostrata (string of turtles)
Philodendron brasil
Philodendron cordatum (heart-leaf philodendron)
Philodendron hederaceum lemon lime
Philodendron pink princess
Philodendron prince of orange
Philodendron rojo congo
Philodendron white knight
Pilea cadierei (aluminium plant)
Pilea libanensis
Rhaphidophora crypantha (shingle plant)
Sanseveria trifasciata (mother-in-law's tongue)
Saxifraga stolonifera tricolor (strawberry begonia)
Schefflera arboricola (umbrella tree)
Schlumbergera truncata (Christmas cactus)
Scindapsus pictus (satin pothos)
Senecio macroglossus (wax ivy)
Senecio rowleyanus (string of pearls)
Stephania erecta
Stromanthe sanguinea
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