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Montecristo Recipe for Holiday Brunch by @folksandforks
Montecristo Recipe for Holiday Brunch by @folksandforks Preparation Time: 15 minutesCooking Time: 5 minutesServings: 2 sandwiches Ingredients 6 slices of white country bread 1/4 cup crème fraîche 2 tsp whole-grain mustard 1 tsp Dijon mustard 8 slices rosemary ham (or other) 4 slices Gruyère cheese 1/2 cup grated Emmental cheese 2 eggs, beaten 1/4 cup milk 1 tbsp butter 1 tbsp vegetable oil Steps Mix the cream with the mustards. For each Montecristo:Spread one slice of bread with the mustard cream. Place 2 slices of ham, one slice of Gruyère, and a bit of grated Emmental on top. Add another...
What to Do with Coffee Grounds?
What to Do with Coffee Grounds? Sustainable Solutions for Everyday Life Every morning, your coffee wakes you up, fills your home with its aroma, and warms your soul. But what happens next? Those coffee grounds, usually tossed aside and forgotten, actually deserve a better fate! At Café William, we believe in taking practical steps to make a meaningful impact. That’s why we’re inviting you to see coffee grounds not as leftovers, but as a resource with tons of potential. Here’s a quick guide on what to do with your used coffee grounds. How to Store Coffee Grounds Like coffee beans,...
3 Simple Iced Coffee Recipes You Can Make at Home
3 Simple Iced Coffee Recipes You Can Make at Home Summer is approaching, and what better way to cool off than a delicious homemade iced coffee? Here you’ll find 3 simple recipes to enjoy your coffee in refreshing ways, all from the comfort of your home. The Classic Cold Brew What You’ll Need Coarsely ground coffee (French press style) Cold water A large container such as a thermos, Mason jar, or carafe A paper coffee filter A bit of patience How to Prepare Mix about 2 cups of coarsely ground coffee with 8 cups of cold water directly in your...
How to Make Coffee Without a Coffee Maker
How to Make Coffee Without a Coffee Maker Whether you’re deep in the wilderness or just moved and haven’t unpacked yet, sometimes you find yourself without a coffee maker but still in need of a caffeine fix. Fear not—we have the solution. Explore three simple ways to brew a delicious cup of coffee without a coffee maker. Method 1: Homemade Filter Coffee What You’ll Need A paper coffee filter, or in a pinch, a paper towel or a clean cloth. A mug, thermos, Mason jar, or any other suitable container to catch the brewed coffee. Hot, nearly boiling water. Preferably, a...