How to Make Greek Coffee at Home

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[@darkpixel_1]

You are one of us now! You have blended with Greek everyday lifestyle so good, I can’t tell you are foreigner at this point. Can’t wait for more videos !!!

[@MovingForwardLifestyle]

Thank you Stavros 🙏 it means a lot!

[@moonwalker9266]

Nothing beats the amazing smell of the freshly grounded coffee....

[@odysseasntalias5950]

The yayas use to flip the sediment from the cup to their flowers. It works!!!😊😊😊

[@jimwatkins3134]

compliments to your channel! bravo! what your doing is your bringing Greece to our homes! tank you from australia! you are a greek! your one of us!

[@adventurefreaksss]

Love Greek Coffee! Thank you Daniel!!

[@MovingForwardLifestyle]

Me too! I am actually making one right now ☕️🇬🇷 Thanks for watching my video 😀

[@xfiremaniac]

Simple pleasures, because life is simple!

[@MrBetabit]

After drinking the coffee my grandmother and her friends would flip the cup over and read your future in the coffee grounds.

[@andreasandreadakis6620]

I agree with panteleon...when the coffee starts to rise, we call it "before it turns over" stop the boiling.If you do that you will expereance a really full cream.

[@ch1ckenphat514]

My first purchase when I got home was a briki and portable burner so I can make them during breaks at work. Never been to Starbucks or tim Hortons since.

[@tinakarras7571]

Καλό Πάσχα I'm so happy for you and your family living in this beautiful country. I'm from the states, (my parents were born here), and living here is an adventure. I live in tripoli but I visit family and friends in sparta, kalamata, skala...etc. Nafplio is very beautiful. I am very happy for you folks. God bless your family.

[@MovingForwardLifestyle]

Thanks, Tina for sharing 🇬🇷 Καλό Πάσχα

[@larslarsen7457]

We do the same coffee in Bulgaria, then it is called old coffee and in Turkey, then it is called, yes you got it. They make it the same way in Ethiopia, Morocco, etc.

[@ΔημητρηςΓεωργακακος]

A little greek secret for you. If you put coffee in cold water and then you heat it up the coffee gets a stronger taste. In the opposite,if you half boil the water and then ad coffee it's lighter.

[@FiveStoryTreeHouse5]

I heat water only, until little bubbles form in the bottom, then add the coffee…like adding cocoa to warm water vs cold, it dissolves better.

[@peterharpas5877]

Mm mm love Greek coffee,ορεα πράματα

[@GeorgesChannel]

Great video! The slower it boils the better its gets. George from Germany ( I stopped drinking greek coffee here, because its a mess everytime..:) )

[@majed19901]

Love it ❤ greetings from saudi arabia

[@jamesm6082]

cheers ☕

[@odysseasntalias5950]

Anxiously waiting for a turk "erruoting" and commenting that it is not greek but Turkish coffee😊😊😊😊. Actually it came from the arabs who took it from the ethiopians. No matter the name of it it is the healthiest of all coffees. 😊😊

[@panteleon1]

Turks drink tea no?

[@odysseasntalias5950]

@@panteleon1 A lot of tea but greek coffee also 😊😂😂😂

[@__.carolyn]

The Turks haven't found this yet 👀🤣

[@elizabethbaxter54]

and the most delicious

[@odysseasntalias5950]

@@elizabethbaxter54 it gets even better if you put in the cup a cardamom seed for a while to release the aroma and take it of when the coffee is cooled and ready to drink. Give it a try😊🇬🇷😊

[@Latexhandske]

You have to put a bit of your ❤ and soul in the making. Thanks man!

[@JimmGr7]

I saw the videos and I'm really glad that you love Greece. You say it as we Greeks know it. For water e.g. you said it like it is. We don't drink water in the countryside. Apart from Athens, in very few areas it is potable. I have one objection, however, about how Greek coffee is made.😅 Try to take it off the heat as soon as the surface starts to rise, while the cream(καϊμάκι) is still thick. If you let it boil too much, you've ruined the cream. If it makes big bubbles, that is, you ruined it... you burned it. After putting it in the cup, a tip for the cream. You will have seen many people who blow the coffee. They obviously don't do it to cooling. They blow the cream to remove the coffee beans from the surface, so that when you drink it, it is more pleasant. definitely very Greeks, they will have a different opinion from ours, about how you make Greek coffee of course. sorry for my english level. I use translate I wish you a beautiful life🌞⛱🌈🌍

[@__ChriStina__]

«Άντε τα λέμε μετά» 😅 ωραίος!

[@cephalonia71]

I will be using your video to train the ladies for the Kafeneio at the church Bazaar/Festival for Sept 2024 😅😂. Green lawn, NY

[@marianikolopoulou2986]

Great approach for what normally people drink.. there are variations of course,based on the ratio of coffee/sugar...there are 7 ways ways of making it..1. sketos..like shown in the video...next is vareez gleekos, or 2. heavy on coffee and sugar, 3. heavy metrios..heavy on coffee but medium in sugar, or 4.heavy with little sugar..me oliyee, and then there is 5. light in coffee and sweet, 6. Light in coffee and medium in sugar.. or 7..light in coffee and light in sugar... enjoy!

[@billgangsta539]

I love that old sticker at the coffee container at your friend shop! ΚΑΦΕΣ ΝΕΚΤΑΡ! :D Also i loved the discount!! 4 euro gia sena mono! haha ;)

[@darlenemyles9375]

That's amazing ❤😊I can just imagine the lovely aroma

[@muddywaters538]

It's always been a hit or miss with me making Greek coffee. It's not as easy to make as it looks in this video. Store bought, I prefer Bravo because I think it's lighter, but when I'm in Greece, I buy fresh ground from the neighborhood shop like you do. My ultimate goal is to be able to make it with no sugar

[@supporta]

bravo meyale

[@jonm2522]

Thanks for the video so you don't really need to make a big cup like 250 mil etc

[@anna45333]

Bakalis does it even better. But you can buy too a "camineto" and such a bronze "traditional briki" :)

[@Robindalmiras]

Love Greek coffee

[@MovingForwardLifestyle]

Me too!

[@mikesaroglou4999]

i make it with gas like panagioths because that way it gets done faster , nice video

[@sipeb7543]

I was always getting distracted and the coffee would overflow and burn the hub. So on the advice of a greek friend I bought a machine which makes the coffee automatically and switches off when it's ready. It's from Beko I think it's the Beko 3000.

[@sipeb7543]

Also I used xylitol instead of sugar because it's sweet, natural and good for your teeth.

[@AndrewAliferis]

Daniel, are you able to read your future in the grinds? My Greek aunt use to do that for me.

[@panteleon1]

don't boil it too much when it starts to climb it is done

[@kourtourafi]

Correct; it messes up kaimaki...

[@maniatisastrong]

Oh yeah. Panagiotis RULES!!! Whenever my sisters and I would make Greek coffee for my dad, we would see who could pour it without breaking the foam layer on top...😄

[@aytenismetov9026]

If you able to make a greek coffee,you are a greek man now.😊

[@MovingForwardLifestyle]

Thanks😀🇬🇷💙

[@greysea4841]

I find that you get a better kaimak using the copper briki.

[@christopherdunne4048]

The narrow opening helps. But I think the important thing for a kaimaki is to stir continuously - or at least at the end - and low heat.

[@hankdickson8308]

How much sugar for metrio?

[@vgamedude9811]

why not put the water in the briki

[@Paul-wu5qy]

With this coffee even I would put a little sugar normally I don’t!

[@ducksnjeeps]

Is the roast and /or coffee bean different to what you can get in the states or is the grind and brewing method?

[@FiveStoryTreeHouse5]

My local roaster suggested an Ethiopian light roast, ground to a powder.

[@jacquelineh9248]

Greek coffee wasn't my favourite bur I loved Frappe. Is funny how after decades I still remember 2 songs (don't understand the lyrics) by Stratos Dionysiou - O Fantaros (The Soldier) and Ego O Xenos (The Foreigner) , my 2 favourite Greek songs. I had to do quite a bit of online research before I came across his name.

[@pwp8737]

If anyone knows where to find the burner that they use to make the greek coffee here in the USA please post a link.

[@Arji141]

Look for camping stove or gas stove

[@StevenKeery]

Any camping shop should have small, single burner, camping stoves.

[@ch1ckenphat514]

Amazon has single burner for 1lb coleman propane bottles. There's burners that also screw onto butane canisters. Your preference

[@TheGentlemanGR]

Since you already know what you are doing go buy a gkazaki (gas burner) to get a better coffee and also faster and cheaper.

[@janchristensen5692]

😂 Jan

[@hatsigeo1283]

To tsigaro? You gotta have a ciggie with the Greek coffee!

[@Travis_22]

I gave smoking years ago but you are right lol

[@dionysioschris9405]

I do not consider you a ξένος. You rock \m/. I have to say, as a Greek, I do not like Greek coffee, I do like my φραπόγαλο however :D

[@s4socrates]

The most important advice... do not stir it after putting the boiled coffee in the mug... let it rest. It is a common rookies mistake. Most people stir their coffee before drink it... a huge NO NO for that type of coffee.

[@ThESlAcKeR-r5r]

αδερφε την επομενη φορα βαλε μια κουταλια μελι αντι για ζαχαρη βραστα μαζι κι ανακαλυψε ενα καινουριο κοσμο

[@MovingForwardLifestyle]

I like to drink it without any sugar or anything sweet, but I'll give it a go🇬🇷

[@niko.k]

It’s Turkish coffee, who cares … the real Greek coffee is “fredo”