Andrew and Noah are at art camp every morning this week so the 3 youngest and I ran errands this morning. I was sorely tempted to make a trip to Bigby, but suppressed the urge and instead drank some magic coffee I had in my fridge. I've tried many iced coffee recipes at home and this is by far my favorite. And bonus, it isn't full of sugar.
Magical Coffee
2/3 cup coarsely ground coffee (I've used coffee I've ground at Meijer, but this time all I had was Folger's Black Silk and I'm enjoying it just as much as the coarsely ground Meijer Gold coffee.)
1 teaspoon of cinnamon
3 Tablespoons of brown sugar
Pour ingredients into quart size mason jar and fill to the brim with water. Screw the lid on and shake ingredients around a bit. Place in refrigerator overnight.
The next day, strain the coffee through a filter or paper towel (Make sure you put a bowl under the strainer so you don't lose any coffee!). Pour over ice cubes (frozen coffee ice cubes if you think ahead.) so the cup is 2/3 to 3/4 of the way full. Fill up the rest with milk or cream (whole milk tastes wonderful).
I go through mine in about 2 days. I may have to start doubling the recipe!
Magical Coffee
2/3 cup coarsely ground coffee (I've used coffee I've ground at Meijer, but this time all I had was Folger's Black Silk and I'm enjoying it just as much as the coarsely ground Meijer Gold coffee.)
1 teaspoon of cinnamon
3 Tablespoons of brown sugar
Pour ingredients into quart size mason jar and fill to the brim with water. Screw the lid on and shake ingredients around a bit. Place in refrigerator overnight.
The next day, strain the coffee through a filter or paper towel (Make sure you put a bowl under the strainer so you don't lose any coffee!). Pour over ice cubes (frozen coffee ice cubes if you think ahead.) so the cup is 2/3 to 3/4 of the way full. Fill up the rest with milk or cream (whole milk tastes wonderful).
I go through mine in about 2 days. I may have to start doubling the recipe!
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