There are no shortcuts when you make Country Style Ribs in Coffee BBQ Sauce. It's the long, slow braise that creates the deep, rich BBQ flavour! If you don't have three hours to dedicate to this dish, don't even attempt…
We’re still baking Banana Bread, aren’t we? Bananas are still turning brown in your kitchen and kids (young & old) are still clamoring for sweets and you’re still like “hmmm, I should make banana bread” - right? Because that’s still…
If you like your coffee administered with the speed of a napping sloth, then Reverse Iced Coffee is for you. If, on the other hand, you really need your coffee, like now, you might consider another method and be glad I tried this so you don't have to.
Smooth, dark and super rich, this Chocolate Espresso Truffle Cake is a slab of pure chocolate heaven. It's also flourless so there's no pesky carbohydrates, and it's gluten free. Just a few simple ingredients you probably already have: butter, sugar, chocolate, espresso and eggs, it's temptation in it's purest form. You've been warned.
Slow simmered over low heat to a tender, sweet finish, these short ribs are loosely based on a Korean stew called 'Galbi Jim'. A shot of coffee adds tannins to breakdown the fibers of the meat and make the sauce rich and dark. Cook them on the stove or pop them in the slow cooker and come home to dinner.
More than caffeine, coffee is a morning ritual for me. The smell of it, the way it fills the room with a warm, heavy aroma. In my travels through Central America, I thrilled each morning to wake up to some truly outstanding coffee. Of the many, three stand out in my mind...