How To Make The Perfect Spanish Coffee
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- How to Make the Perfect Spanish Coffee by Cocktail Cards!
☕ A warm and rich coffee cocktail with a caramelized sugar rim
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Ingredients:
⚈ .75oz (22.5ml) 151 Proof Rum
⚈ .25oz (7.5ml) Orange Liqueur
⚈ 1.5oz (45ml) Kahlua
⚈ Coffee to Fill (substitute Decaf if desired)
⚈ Heavy Cream and Nutmeg to Garnish
⚈ Sugar (for carmalized Sugar Rim)
Directions: ⚠️ *Warning Fire is dangerous! ** ⚠️
1) Place Sugar Rim on Heat Treated Glass
2) Add Rum and Orange Liqueur to glass
3) Tilt Glass at angle and light rum on fire to caramelize rim.
4) Cover top of Glass to extinguish fire
5) Add Kahlua and coffee to glass
6) Garnish with Heavy Cream and Nutmeg
(Drink can be made without fire without caramelized sugar rim)
ENJOY!!
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Have you heard of the Spanish Coffee? Let us know in the comments!
Been looking for hot drinks as the weather turns. I'd make it with decaf though. Thanks for the recipe.
@@Josh_Stringer Great Call! I should definitely let people know decaf is a great option as well! :)
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Wow!! Thank you so much!! :)
All the years I lived in Seattle I never heard of this drink. I have had an Irish coffee. Well done sir. Glad to see you back on YT. Cheers my friend.
While I was living in Canada I had Spanish coffees all the time as they are very popular over there and I even learned how to make them just like that. Now that I am back in Portugal they only know Irish coffee.
It’s always been popular in the Mid Atlantic states too. Always hits the spot for me!
Thank you. I've been Bartending in Salem Oregon for over a decade and I've been doing this drink the wrong way! So, I use 151 to rim the glass (exact same glass) and hold the sugar, I pour Kahlua, triple sec, dash of bailey's, dash of salted caramel whiskey, then coffee then 151 float. I light it while stationary and sprinkle the cinnamon while still on fire. Once caramelized, put out fire, add whipped cream and sprinkle. It's the heinze 57 Spanish Coffee. 😂
Perfect timing for fall on this drink! Love your flame technique as well!
I love a well done Spanish coffee. It hits the sport on a cold night!!
Thank you! Definitely a favorite here in the Northwest of the states! This drink popular at all in Canada?
Love it! A great drink and a show! Cheers!
Thanks Rob!!
Love the warning "We are going to be lighting liquid on fire" 😅😆
After McDonalds got sued for having hot coffee, I take full precautions! :)
The best demonstration on you tube. Trying to make this drink as good as the Hilton dose for Xmas Eve. We just might top it!
I live Portland and have been to Hubers many times but somehow never knew they invented it! Would definitely recommend getting the Spanish coffee there if you live in the Portland area, it’s like a warm hug in a glass 🤤
Same here! I'm from Seattle, and this was one of the first drinks I learned. But I never realized it was a PNW cocktail that started at Hubers. A pretty fun fact I learned when researching the drink!
And yes if anyone ever has a chance, definitly go try this one... it's so tasty! :)
Never heard of this drink but damn it sounds good
Definitely a Northwest cocktail!! You have any coffee cocktails you're more familiar with? 😃
That's cool! And I like the glass!
Thanks! Found these glasses on Amazon! :)
Nice work. Love the simplicity of this cocktail. Cheers
Thanks! Who doesn't look a tasty yet simple cocktail? :)
@@CocktailCards It’s impossible not to :)
I still have nasty college flashbacks of Bacardi 151. That said I love coffee cocktails. This look fantastic. 🥃
So glad I never got into a 151 stage in college! haha.. how did you drink it? Please don't tell me straight shots?!🙃
Cocktail Cards when the only thing in the dorm at 1am to mix it with was week old milk or Ramen seasoning, your options are limited. 🤣🤢
@@CoachVinoLLC Not.. the ... answer... I ... was.... expecting!! 🤣🤣🤣
This is so cool! I don’t drink but I’d drink that haha! 😂 loveeee coffeeee
This one is great to make for friends too! They are always entertained!
Nice ...
That looks outstanding. I am watching the video from Spain and regardless of the name never seen it here.
But looks really tasty.
Glad to see you back.
Take care!
Yup, definitely a US created cocktail, I guess the name came from putting rum in coffee. Is that a Spanish thing to do? Or a typical American assumption? lol
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@@CocktailCards well it's not unusual people to add alcohol in their coffee but I think rum is the most uncommon here. At least as far as I am aware.
@@TheTribalBarGuy Interesting! While the name may not make sense, at least it's a tasty cocktail! :)
Its been 3 years but the name according from someone from the actual bar is that they took a Carajillo specifically the Mexican version which uses Kahlua a Mexican coffee liqueur and they added the whole flair with fire and the sugar rim. The Spanish name came from the old practice that americans had of calling everything Mexican as “spanish” because they speak Spanish. Its not as common anymore.
@@ericktellez7632 thanks for the additional info. Apart of beings very interesting to learn something more about this drink, now the name definitely makes more sense. Appreciate your time and sharing the info.
Have a great day. Cheers!
I had it at foxwoods casino in ct
One of the first few cocktails I learned to make, haven’t made one in a bit but definitely a really good drink! Really sweet and creamy for the amount of the alcohol in it! Also do agree don’t be putting stuff on fire if you have had a few to drink! 😂🍹
Wow that's awesome! Quite a first drink to learn to make!! :) And ya safety first! ... It's like handing a drunk person a flaming Dr. Pepper... just a bad idea!😂
Cocktail Cards personally love making a flaming b-52. Those are fun, look nice and taste pretty good as well!
@@chrishenderson9925 So good! :) Just have to be cautious who you give it too! lol
Cocktail Cards yes sir! And always put the fire out for them. I once had a wedding party at the bar, made a few of these and spilt some alcohol on the bar so I cleaned it before lighting. Lit the shots and watched to make sure everything was okay with the glasses. One of the guys said hey man, the towel is on fire, so I looked over to the towel in my hand. It was slightly on fire lol 😂 I had no drinks threw is in the sink and put it out hahaha
@@chrishenderson9925 Yea man! I've seen some people have a line of fire running down there shirts... thank goodness NOT at a bar I was working!
Can you use captain Morgan for the run part?
the 151 Rum is so you can light it on fire. Captain Morgan wont light on fire. But if you're ok with that and just have raw sugar on the rim, you can definitely do that
Is clean-up of that caramelized rim a problem?
Naw some hot water and soap and it’s pretty easy
Nobody in my house is going to let me play with fire like that :)
Haha!! Right? Luckily I have made tons of these.. but a large warning was necessary! 😂
No hubers did not invent it. It's been around for along time in California.
Yes put hot water to warm glass.
No lime in my coffee. You can use water on rim instead.
Turn down the lights for a better video on flames.
Oh YES you did the sparks on the Cinnamon!! That's so entertaining 🎉😅
Don't put the flame out with a plate just poor hot coffee & it will go out.
Keep that flame 🔥 alive as long as possible for a dramatic effect 😎
Mmmmm.....yummy 😊😊