The Coffee Recipe Book 50 Coffee and Espresso Drinks to Make at Home Lancaster, Daniel: 9781641527675: :
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☕✨ Introducing “The Coffee Recipe Book: 50 Coffee and Espresso Drinks to Make at Home” by Lancaster! ☕📘
Unleash your inner barista with this captivating coffee journey! “The Coffee Recipe Book” is your passport to a world of exceptional and unique coffee experiences right in the comfort of your home. 🏡✨
What to Expect:
📚 50 Delightful Recipes: Explore an array of 50 carefully curated coffee and espresso drinks that promise to tantalize your taste buds and elevate your coffee-making skills. From classic brews to innovative concoctions, there’s something for every coffee enthusiast.
🎨 Enhancing the Best: Lancaster goes beyond the ordinary, enhancing the best coffee recipes with a touch of creativity and flair. Each recipe is a testament to the author’s passion for the perfect cup.
👩🍳 Step-by-Step Instructions: Navigate the world of coffee with ease! The book provides step-by-step instructions for each recipe, ensuring that even novice home brewers can master the art of creating the most delicious coffee drinks.
🌟 Unique Coffee Adventures: Embark on a unique coffee adventure with Lancaster’s expert guidance. Whether you’re a seasoned coffee connoisseur or just starting, this book is your go-to companion for crafting exceptional beverages.
Why “The Coffee Recipe Book” Stands Out:
🌐 Global Flavors: Lancaster’s selection of recipes spans the globe, bringing you flavors from different coffee cultures. It’s a celebration of diversity in every cup.
📖 Engaging Narratives: Beyond just recipes, the book weaves engaging narratives around each drink, providing insights into the origin and significance of the featured beverages.
🤩 Coffee-Making Mastery: Elevate your coffee-making skills to new heights. Each recipe is a lesson in coffee mastery, allowing you to impress friends and family with your newfound expertise.
Get Ready to Savor Every Sip!
“The Coffee Recipe Book” by Lancaster is not just a collection of recipes; it’s an invitation to embark on a flavorful journey through the world of coffee. Order your copy now and make every coffee moment a masterpiece! 📚☕ #CoffeeRecipeBook #HomeBrewing #CoffeeMastery #UniqueCoffeeExperience #LancasterCoffeeJourney
☕✨ Introducing “The Coffee Recipe Book: 50 Coffee and Espresso Drinks to Make at Home” by Lancaster! ☕📘
Unleash your inner barista with this captivating coffee journey! “The Coffee Recipe Book” is your passport to a world of exceptional and unique coffee experiences right in the comfort of your home. 🏡✨
What to Expect:
📚 50 Delightful Recipes: Explore an array of 50 carefully curated coffee and espresso drinks that promise to tantalize your taste buds and elevate your coffee-making skills. From classic brews to innovative concoctions, there’s something for every coffee enthusiast.
🎨 Enhancing the Best: Lancaster goes beyond the ordinary, enhancing the best coffee recipes with a touch of creativity and flair. Each recipe is a testament to the author’s passion for the perfect cup.
👩🍳 Step-by-Step Instructions: Navigate the world of coffee with ease! The book provides step-by-step instructions for each recipe, ensuring that even novice home brewers can master the art of creating the most delicious coffee drinks.
🌟 Unique Coffee Adventures: Embark on a unique coffee adventure with Lancaster’s expert guidance. Whether you’re a seasoned coffee connoisseur or just starting, this book is your go-to companion for crafting exceptional beverages.
Why “The Coffee Recipe Book” Stands Out:
🌐 Global Flavors: Lancaster’s selection of recipes spans the globe, bringing you flavors from different coffee cultures. It’s a celebration of diversity in every cup.
📖 Engaging Narratives: Beyond just recipes, the book weaves engaging narratives around each drink, providing insights into the origin and significance of the featured beverages.
🤩 Coffee-Making Mastery: Elevate your coffee-making skills to new heights. Each recipe is a lesson in coffee mastery, allowing you to impress friends and family with your newfound expertise.
Get Ready to Savor Every Sip!
“The Coffee Recipe Book” by Lancaster is not just a collection of recipes; it’s an invitation to embark on a flavorful journey through the world of coffee. Order your copy now and make every coffee moment a masterpiece! 📚☕ #CoffeeRecipeBook #HomeBrewing #CoffeeMastery #UniqueCoffeeExperience #LancasterCoffeeJourney
| Publisher : | Rockridge Press (December 24, 2019) |
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| Language : | English |
| Paperback : | 184 pages |
| Item Weight : | 9.4 ounces |
| Dimensions : | 6.5 x 0.5 x 6.5 inches |
43 reviews for The Coffee Recipe Book 50 Coffee and Espresso Drinks to Make at Home Lancaster, Daniel: 9781641527675: :
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Laura –
5.0 out of 5 stars
Tons of recipes!
I bought this for my mom as a gift and she loves it! There’s tons of different recipes in it for her to try on her espresso machine. The few recipes I glanced at provide clear ingredient lists and step by step directions. Perfect for somebody who’s new to coffee or looking for different ways to change up your go to drink.
Heather –
5.0 out of 5 stars
Excellent!
Great recipes to make at home that don’t rely on sugar syrups. Well rounded collection, from simple espressos and cappuccinos to flavored lattes and frappes. An excellent book for an at-home wannabe barista! I like his sense of humor and straight forward but down to earth writing style. I sampled a lot of coffee books and even bought another, in addition to this one. But this will be the one I work through, practicing every recipe. Thank you!
8 people found this helpful
ASL Nut –
5.0 out of 5 stars
Very Informative!
Absolutely love this book! It contains a wealth of information! I just purchased an espresso machine and I’ve learned so much from this book! Thank you for sharing your knowledge in this easy to read format! I also love that it is spiral bound! Highly recommend!
5 people found this helpful
Stephanie Newbern –
4.0 out of 5 stars
Great book for the beginner new to brewing up specialty coffee drinks
I like that the book is small and spiral bound. Easy to read and understand directions. Lots of different recipes with definitions and descriptions of different types of coffee drinks. Bought for myself but I believe it would make a nice gift.
2 people found this helpful
Jared –
5.0 out of 5 stars
Exceeds expectations
Thought I was just getting a recipie book… but instead I got a full on lesson on types of coffee, coffee making tools and devices, and history on coffee! Brilliant book for not a lot of money.
5 people found this helpful
Cynthia K. Cline –
5.0 out of 5 stars
Great little coffee book
Loved all the recipes!
2 people found this helpful
May in Mt –
5.0 out of 5 stars
coffee and its history
Not a bad book. Make a great addition to a coffee basket for the connoisseur or anyone. Great info on roasting and bean history
Naomi –
4.0 out of 5 stars
It’s ok
Wish it had pics of the drinks but not bad
Mohammad –
4.0 out of 5 stars
Nice book good to have
Nice book good to have
Daniel & Mai Pohnke –
5.0 out of 5 stars
Love it
If you love making fancy, interesting and new kinds of coffee at home, get it!
One person found this helpful
Perry C Barnett –
5.0 out of 5 stars
All the right recipes
This contained all the right recipes, easy to try. Recommend
Rebecca Perry –
5.0 out of 5 stars
Great Recipes for the Coffee addict in all of us !!
Great book in teaching you new great coffee recipes … for the avid coffee addict !!
2 people found this helpful
LaRee –
5.0 out of 5 stars
Love it
This was actually a good read! I learned a lot and the recipes are great.
Evanne Manuel –
5.0 out of 5 stars
100% will buy again!
Such an adorable gift idea for your favorite coffee lovers!
Jeanie DuPont –
5.0 out of 5 stars
Perfect
Great for my coffee bar
Jill C. –
5.0 out of 5 stars
Informative little book
Fun little book, I found it very informative and easy to read, doesn’t get bogged down.
3 people found this helpful
Rebecca Dietmeyer –
1.0 out of 5 stars
Don’t bother
A waste of money. It seemed like there should have been more exciting content. I didn’t want a book that told me how to make a latte or americano. This is definitely a book for those that no nothing about coffee. I mean, nothing.
4 people found this helpful
Nerdy Narwhal –
4.0 out of 5 stars
Lots of interesting recipies
This is a nice little compact book with a bunch of interesting recipes to try out with your coffee. I am eager to try a bunch of these out once we have an espresso maker. There are 10-12 recipes that you can make with regular coffee, but the vast majority need espresso.The only thing that disappoints me about this book is the lack of photos of any finished drinks. My favorite part of any recipe book is the photos, and there isn’t a single one in this book.
Kathleen Kelly –
5.0 out of 5 stars
A Fun Coffee Book
What did I like about the book? I liked that is compact, cute and has great recipes. There are 50 coffee and espresso drinks that you can save money on because you can make it at home! There are recipes that can be consumed day or night! It does not matter if you want to use beans or already ground up grounds. Beans are the best way to go but if you don’t have time to ground up your coffee, just make sure that your grounds are fresh!You can make coffee-based drinks, classic espresso drinks, flavored lattes, frozen drinks, and milkshakes and if you are daring, coffee cocktails! All in a little book with 50 recipes! I am a coffee drinker and love a different drink in the evening. I have a latte machine and can froth milk so I love the recipes in this book and can’t wait to try them.If like me you love a variety, then get this little book that can be kept next to the coffee pot!I received a copy of this book for review purposes only.
Kitty Zar –
4.0 out of 5 stars
Cute book for yourself or as a gift to the coffee lover in your life
This has some really fun and interesting recipes for coffee beverages. I gave it to my girlfriend that just loves coffee and usually has several cups in a day for her sanity. LOL. They should offer more booze related coffee beverages though. That would be even more fun. Night caps with a bit of a kick are the best.
Dogs & Horses –
5.0 out of 5 stars
Some great ideas
OMG – I can’t believe that I never thought to make a mint chocolate chip frappe before! Page 122 is chocolate mint frappe using ice cream. I used Baskin Robbins mint chocolate chip ice cream and holy cow this is good! We’re definitely going to try some of the other flavored recipes.I’m using my Saeco espresso machine with it’s attached milk steamer/frother and the measurements from the book for lattes, machiatto etc. These recipes are just as good as the ones my machine is already programmed to make. This is a fun book that I didn’t realize I actually needed.
One person found this helpful
MyraMyra –
5.0 out of 5 stars
Tiny and simple.
Cute book, though I wonder if the world needs yet another coffee recipe book…The dirty matcha latte was good but recipes tend to call for WAY too much matcha powder. (Maybe they are getting bad stuff?) I used
Matcha DNA USDA Organic Matcha Green Tea Powder
which is very good and strong. I doubled the coffee recipe, for two people, but I kept the matcha amount the same as for one. It was plenty strong on the matcha side that way.The Maple Latte was tasty and easy to adjust for different sweetness preferences. I cut back the milk, but I think it would have been good with the recipe amount.The instructions were simple but good enough.
Katawampas –
5.0 out of 5 stars
Really Good Recipes & Information
This little book is full of delicious coffee recipes and information on brewing coffee & espresso. There are classic recipes & creative recipes – some with & some without alcohol. The alcohol drinks are perfect after dinner. The book has easy-to-read printing, tools needed, tips & fun facts. There are no photos. This would be an excellent book to give a coffee lover.
Tooncesmom –
4.0 out of 5 stars
Coffee and Esspresso drinks you can make at home
Love this useful little book with 50 coffee and espresso drinks to make at home. Seven chapters offer everything from the basics, a short history of coffee to espresso drinks, lattes, frozen beverages and coffee cocktails. Tastefully illustrated throughout.
One person found this helpful
Sissy –
5.0 out of 5 stars
Loved it!
The Coffee Recipe Book by Daniel LancasterJust knowing it was about Coffee along with coffee recipes was enough for a must have/read for me.This went over the different types of coffee giving great details. Then it lead you into some great recipes. There were Dirty Chai Latte, Mint Chocolate Chip Frappe, Iced Coffee Protein Shake, White Russians and many many more recipes! Loved this book.
GreendrgonGreendrgon –
5.0 out of 5 stars
Easy to follow and great intro to New drinks
This book is really easy to understand and follow. Nice tips and recipes that allow you to try coffee/ Espresso in a variety of ways. I enjoyed making various ones ( I haven’t tried them all yet). The print is good sized, everything is listed out and easy to follow. No odd or obscure “barista only” language.For any coffee lover this is a pretty neat way to expand your love more.
andiesenji –
5.0 out of 5 stars
Great little book for coffee lovers
This is an excellent book with some great recipes for those who love coffee in all the ways it can be prepared.There are good FACTUAL informative descriptions of coffee beans, roasts, how it should be ground and the proper way to handle and brew it.It is small and easy to use, arranged in a logical fashion so that anyone can understand it.There are drinks made with regular coffee, drinks made with espresso.There are also the fancier, frozen drinks, milkshakes & etc.I have this tucked in the cabinet over my coffee station, next to the instruction book for the espresso machine.
SleepySnails –
2.0 out of 5 stars
It’s an OK read… recipes were average…
I just wish there were pictures of the final drinks
3 people found this helpful
Bryan CareyBryan Carey –
4.0 out of 5 stars
Adds Creativity to Your Coffee Drinking Routine
We drink a good deal of coffee in my home. We rely on the coffee and espresso machine that sits on my countertop- and that I have included in one of the pictures here- to supply us with fresh brew and we are always looking for ways to make the coffee even more interesting than before. A book that helps consumers find creative way to make coffee drinks is The Coffee Recipe Book: 50 Coffee and Espresso Drinks to Make From Home, a book I received complements of the publisher.Sized like a handbook, this coffee recipe book is part educational guide and part recipe book. The first 42 pages deal with education, helping you understand the different types of coffee- making appliances; coffee history; the different types of coffee beans; and glassware. The recipes comprise the remainder of the book and are divided into sections for Coffee Based Drinks, Espresso Drinks, Flavored Lattes, Frozen Drinks and Milkshakes, and Coffee Cocktails.The recipes section is where most consumers will spend their time and I like how, with each recipe, there is a quick background on the drink and a few sentences describing it and letting you know more about its origins, character, etc. This is much better than other recipe books, most of which give you the name of the drink and nothing more.Each recipe includes ingredients and step by step instructions. If you want simpler, easier drinks to make, the ones in the Coffee Based Drinks and Espresso Drinks sections are your best shot. The lattes tend to take the longest. I can remember making the gingerbread latte using the recipe in this book and while the end result was certainly tasty, it took quite a while to complete.Coffee is the most consumed beverage in my home. With The Coffee Recipe Book: 50 Coffee and Espresso Drinks to Make From Home, I have quick guide I can grab whenever I feel like adding some creativity to my drinks. I would like the book better if it contained full color illustrations of at least some of the drinks and I would also like if it used actual pictures and not drawings, which is what it does throughout. But this is still a good book for lovers of coffee and it is lots of fun thumbing through the recipes and creating delicious coffee concoctions from the comfort of your kitchen.
10 people found this helpful
KC –
4.0 out of 5 stars
Helpful Introductory Book For Home Barista
I’m a coffee and espresso drinker, and stopping by my local specialty coffee place has been an almost daily event for years. This past year, after being at home so much, I’ve had to pick up quite a few DIY skills. One of the handiest has been learning to make my own specialty coffee and espresso drinks. The Coffee Recipe Book: 50 Coffee and Espresso Drinks to Make at Home has been a helpful introductory book on my journey to becoming a home barista. Each chapter provides some insight into this delicious art. The first two chapters are really explanations of some background facts, concepts, and techniques, but are still enlightening. Chapters three through seven cover the making of actual coffee drinks. There are recipes for time-tested drinks such as Cappuccino and Americano, and more exotic drinks such as Dirty Matcha Latte and Coconut Coffee Smoothie. I’ve had a lot of fun at home with the the chapter on Coffee Cocktails, and really enjoyed the Espresso Martini and Coffee Old-Fashion in particular. While this book only has 50 recipes, it covers many of the well known drinks, many of which I had never gotten around to ordering at the coffee shop. It was a good way for me to learn and sample many of the hot and cold coffee beverages that I’ve often seen on the menu. I wish, however, that this book contained photographs of the drinks as well. I looked up most of the drinks online before trying each recipe just so I would have a better idea of how it should look. All the same, the book was still a good first step for me in learning this coffee-making skill. If you like coffee and haven’t spent much time making your own specialty espresso drinks, than this introductory book might be for you as well.
Emi AEmi A –
4.0 out of 5 stars
Excellent introduction to coffee, some great recipes
This coffee cookbook is quite a helpful guide to making coffee, from choosing beans to actual recipes. The introduction is very thorough educating the reader about the coffee process. There’s lots of information about beans, roasts, grinding methods, and brewing methods. From this standpoint, it’s a great cookbook. The coffee recipes that I’ve tried have been OK so far. To me, it seems like the basic recipes are great, but the flavored drinks often lean on the too sweet side. I don’t have espresso equipment, so I can’t try those yet. So far, the cold brew coffee was absolutely perfect. The milk and honey cold brew that I made using the cold brew was decent – flavors were delicious, but honey doesn’t exactly mix into liquid when it’s cold. Also, it was too sweet for me as-is. The Mexican coffee was VERY VERY sweet (2 tablespoons of sugar in 8 oz of coffee???), and I only made it with half the sugar in the recipe. I’m looking forward to trying the espresso recipes once I get access to an espresso machine. Overall, I would recommend this cookbook if you’re looking for a coffee book as a gift or for yourself. Just bear in mind that the sugar content in some of the flavored drinks is on the high side.
4 people found this helpful
E. Burton –
4.0 out of 5 stars
For coffee lovers who like to try new things
I almost didn’t order this book, but in addition to recipes for 50 coffee recipes, this little book contains some interesting info on the history of coffee and how best to brew it, how important water temperature is, etc. I love coffee and sometimes roast my own, but I learned from this 22 page introductory section.Then comes the recipe section. I’m not really big on experimenting with coffee–why mess up a good thing, but this doesn’t have lots of recipes–I was glad to have instructions on how to make a good latte. And there are coffee recipes from a variety of countries. I must say, though, that I learned to make my Turkish coffee in Turkey. I and my Turkish friends use about twice as much coffee as this book called for here and did the foaming differently. That doesn’t mean the recipe here is bad, it’s just now how my Turkish friends made it. Then there are some alcoholic recipes–not my thing, but perhaps yours.This would be a fun thought gift for your coffee loving friend.
One person found this helpful
M. Hill –
5.0 out of 5 stars
The Coffee Recipe Book
This recipe book includes directions for creating 50 coffee and espresso drinks and its strength is that all of the drinks, familiar and new, are contained in one volume. The book is a paperback and it measures just 6 1/2 by 6 1/2 by 1/2 inch. There are no photographs but pleasant graphics are sprinkled throughout.The chapters include The Basics, Your Best Brew, Coffee-Based Drinks, Classic Espresso Drinks, Flavored Lattes, Frozen Drinks and Milkshakes and Coffee Cocktails. There is a helpful index in the back of the book to quickly locate specific drinks or subjects.The Basics chapter explains the beans from light to dark roast, types of grinders, size of grind, types of filters and coffee making and milk frothing/steaming devices. Your Best Brew explains how to create an excellent brew from how to pick the beans, proper grind, water temperature and quality, proper coffee quantity and information about removing impurities.There are good tips and informative charts included throughout the pages. This book is perfect for someone newly interested brewing good coffee and espresso. Master the basics and then use the recipes to incorporate what is learned in the first two chapters into more complex drink creations. The book is not mired in minutiae, instead it is written in a way that presents the subject so it is accessible to all users.
8 people found this helpful
joycesmysteryandfictionbookreviews –
4.0 out of 5 stars
for coffee lovers
Every morning I look forward to my cup of coffee. I sip it as I take some time to read a novel and find this to be an excellent way to start a day. If you would like to have a coffee drink that is a bit fancier, this book contains 50 recipes for just that. One caveat, a number of them seem to depend on having an espresso maker. That said, there are some great looking drinks here including Cafe au Lait, Cold Brew, Scandinavian Coffee, Flat White, Cubano, a number of flavored lattes and frozen drinks like a mocha frappe or an affogato. The book concludes with some coffee cocktail recipes.In addition to the recipes this title has information on the different coffee roasts, types of grinders for beans, filters, coffee history, coffee makers and more.If coffee is you thing, you might want to give this title a look.Many thanks to NetGalley and the publisher for this title in exchange for an honest review.#TheCoffeeRecipeBook #NetGalley
2 people found this helpful
Amadon1 –
4.0 out of 5 stars
Lots of recipes for different methods of coffee and coffee drinks, including frozen and cocktails
As the cover says, this book is all about coffee and espresso drinks. The first chapter on The Basics starts with info on beans, roasts, grinds, filters, and brewing methods/devices. Second chapter tells how to get the best brew. Then chapters of recipes are Coffee Based Drinks, Classic Espresso Drinks, Flavored Lattes, Frozen Drinks & Milkshakes, and Coffee Cocktails. Great little book for anyone looking to make more of their own specialty coffee drinks at home or people who really love coffee and want some new ideas of things to make. I was a little surprised that the flavored lattes for the most part used spices or straight ingredients rather than making a flavored syrup. The book also has no photos, which a few might have been nice.I received a copy of this title directly from the publisher. All opinions are my own.
2 people found this helpful
Shellbell –
1.0 out of 5 stars
Waste of Money!!!
Terrible Terrible Terrible!! If you have never tried anything but plain black coffee, have never heard of different dairy options, syrups, spices, iced coffee and have never used a microwave, buy this book.Otherwise save your money.
K. Wehrung –
5.0 out of 5 stars
Have some COFFEE!!
Great recipes and ideas for your coffee enjoyment!
One person found this helpful
Fred A. McWhorter –
5.0 out of 5 stars
Coffee is good in many forms
I just purchased an espresso machine and wanted to try a variety of coffees. This book was great towards that goal. I read the whole book and now trying different recipes.
4 people found this helpful
Shelly –
5.0 out of 5 stars
Good information
I like the variety of recipes this offers. Clear, easy instructions.
Domestic Yeti –
5.0 out of 5 stars
Good information and great recipes
Gave this book 5 stars for how simple and well written it is. Great introductory information to start out and simple recipes. Recipes are not made with commercial espresso machine but can be easily transferred if you are acquainted with one or have one at home. Well worth the money and lots of excellent recipes.
12 people found this helpful
vic la madrid –
5.0 out of 5 stars
Good book
I’m new on coffees, so it’s great learning media.
B –
5.0 out of 5 stars
Flavored coffee
This was one of my daughter’s Christmas gifts. She loves the coffee recipes!
🐈 Kat –
3.0 out of 5 stars
Ok if you’re willing to spend money
This book walks you through how to make different kinds of coffee with different kinds of coffee brewers. I thought it was just for basic coffee machines.
4 people found this helpful