Turkish Coffee Drinkers?

Mister Moo · 12-12-2010, 07:40 AM

Natashas dented cezves are the deal - I put a set together over two years (gotta wait for the right dented one to show up, sometimes). Shop now to Jan 15th for dented cezves as they have more available around the holiday season. Dent's are minor - some barely visible. Either way, they make coffee. http://natashascafe.com/html/foodncoffee.html

A tabletop alky burner is VERY nice for the after-dinner coffee. Natashas is a bit pricey at $40 - check in dusty corners at local Mediterranean or arabic food shops. Preheat water on the stove (if you want to cut corners) then bring to a low table by your easy chair. It is nice to let your coffee brew in eyeshot at arms length from your chair rather than being tethered to the stove in the kitchen. I thought this was claptrap when my Egyptian friend told me it was the ONLY way to go... He was right.

12-12-2010, 07:40 AM	#8
Mister Moo I barely grok the obvious Join Date: Oct 2008 First Name: Dan Location: Lizard Lick, NC Posts: 1,417 Trading: (3)	Re: Turkish Coffee Drinkers? Natashas dented cezves are the deal - I put a set together over two years (gotta wait for the right dented one to show up, sometimes). Shop now to Jan 15th for dented cezves as they have more available around the holiday season. Dent's are minor - some barely visible. Either way, they make coffee. http://natashascafe.com/html/foodncoffee.html A tabletop alky burner is VERY nice for the after-dinner coffee. Natashas is a bit pricey at $40 - check in dusty corners at local Mediterranean or arabic food shops. Preheat water on the stove (if you want to cut corners) then bring to a low table by your easy chair. It is nice to let your coffee brew in eyeshot at arms length from your chair rather than being tethered to the stove in the kitchen. I thought this was claptrap when my Egyptian friend told me it was the ONLY way to go... He was right. __________________ "I hope you had the time of your life."