Indian Cappuccino | Quick & Easy Whipped Coffee Recipe | How To Make Hand Beaten Coffee | Varun

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Learn how to make Hand Beaten Coffee Or Whipped Coffee at home with Chef Varun on Rajshri Food.
Hand beaten coffee, also known as soft coffee, Indian cappuccino, whipped coffee, and maybe more names is an instant coffee you can make at the comfort of your home.
Quick And Easy Cappuccino Recipe is a method of preparing creamy and foamy coffee. It is a very simple method of making cappuccino-style coffee at home and requires no special machines and coffee mixes. It involves incorporating air into a paste of coffee and sugar till thick and frothy, by beating the mix with a spoon.
This method of beating the coffee mix is what gives the coffee the name Beaten Coffee. On addition of milk, this coffee mix dissolves and the air is released creating a delicious froth of top of the coffee.
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Ingredients:
2-3 tbsp Coffee
2-3 tbsp Sugar
1 tbsp Water (cold)
500 ml Milk
Method: Let's start with Coffee, add in the Mug with Sugar, Water (cold). Next with the help of a Spoon cream the mixture in the Mug for 8 to 10 minutes (as shown in the video). After 10 minutes keep the Coffee aside and heat up the Milk in the Pan on a medium Flame till your preference temperature. Next, do take the Cream out in the bowl. Now add the Hand beaten Coffee & Sugar in the Serving Mug with the Milk and stir it properly, now add hand beaten Coffee & Sugar on top of it with the sprinkling of Instant Coffee on top. Next, your Hand Beaten Coffee or Indian Cappuccino is ready to serve.
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[@RB-ds2tf]

Who else didn't know that if you beat coffee and sugar for 8 mins you get peanut butter?!

[@shashankshashank6705]

😂

[@sharonchikorita8324]

I choked air. LMAO!😂

[@laypyu]

😂😂

[@rhyeras3446]

That isnt peanut butter and it actually does look like that

[@jeffvishal]

🤣

[@NokBinHongAn]

I'm from Spain and I feel "weird". As I know, my family haven't any indian relatives, but my father teach me this way of making coffee when I was a child. The trick at the beggining, mixing water (or milk) with sugar and instant coffee until becomes creamy. It's weird but in a good way, how small is our world! ♡

[@Patroness]

Same in Russia (thought it was Russian) :)

[@harihari8025]

Its not an indian way of making coffee

[@dragonchr15]

Cubans (former Spanish colony) do it this way as well, but there way is pouring a little hot coffee in the sugar and whipping for 10 minutes then pouring the rest

[@iriszipolyvolgyi4120]

I love how this guy talks, it's so relaxing. He could teach me absolutely anything!

[@ainymichiyo8221]

Írisz Ipolyvölgyi yeah same to mem.i like how he speak English fluently

[@boonslang6689]

@@ainymichiyo8221 That's weird. He speaks just like any indian.

[@icantthinkrightnow736]

Beating coffee for 8 mins? Guess I will drink milk instead 😂

[@lin9139]

U can use a mixer and it takes around a minute or 2

[@beatriceladouce965]

If you diminish the quantity for just yourself, it takes only 2 mins.

[@Prairiewench]

rui tachibana!

[@lamia.m2388]

You can actually make double the amount once and store it in the freezer, it will still be creamy

[@willford8475]

I think he said beating off!

[@YOUSRA655]

actually, you can make a huge amount of this and store it in the freezer, like one cup of each, instant coffee, sugar, and water, beat it with the electric beater for 10-15 minutes until it's totally mixed and creamy (or else the water will be separated from the sugar and coffee), you need to store it in a well-closed container so that air won't get in there, in the freezer, it'll last for a lot of time, but trust me, it's so tasty that it would barely last 3-4 days!! ps.(it will stay creamy no matter how much it stayed in the freezer, it won't solidify! and if it does, it would be because of not enough beating or air going in the container while it's in the freezer, so make sure you beat well and close well) oh and also! you can serve it with cold milk and some ice!! you just need to use more of the creamy mixture cause the ice will water it down so you'll need more flavour!

[@E_san002]

@George White 🤣🤣🤣

[@officeroinks8823]

What happens if you just leave out at room temp?

[@hnoo2033]

I used to put them in a plastic bottle and shake it very well, it gives same result with less effort 👌🏻

[@moushumidas5677]

smart girl

[@akr01364]

BTW: it takes about three minutes if you use a whisk.

[@r64jaqaseem]

Beat the coffee with electric hand beater. It is faster and for general information the froth doesn’t go away after 5 seconds. I usually make a big batch of it and store in fridge easily for 4 days.

[@TheTrapeze]

Rizwana Jamal or a blender

[@daisylover1987]

Thank you Didi

[@yangzta41]

Thanks!

[@KulwinderKaur-wy6bm]

Yaa! Dat's gonna be a good method❤️

[@bbbluff9473]

I just tried this today, I used a hand mixer with whisk attachment in my coffee mug and it whipped up perfectly in 2 minutes. This coffee was fantastic, I can’t wait to make it for friends and family!!

[@bobbyp4025]

Hey I did this with a drill and 3 plastic forks in the chuck. It worked so well it cut a hole in the bottom of my Styrofoam cup, but it still worked.

[@clockworkhearts4085]

I’ve been drinking instant coffee for 10 years and never knew this was possible.... you’ve just blown my mind

[@dxfordummies]

I don't know if you tried it but it's amazing

[@mrrashu77]

I wonder if one can feel their hands after beating the coffee for 8 minutes😅

[@mrrashu77]

@Manohari Fernando will do!

[@ayanmandal4681]

8 min is nothing, compared to this fantastic paste ! There's no need to fight with the mixture 😂. That's it.

[@poonamabbi7448]

@Manohari Fernando This is an over a century old method. I wonder what the whole hype is all about. My MOm taught me this 50-55 years ago. And the same can be made using the fresh brewed coffee too... I don't drink it myself, but I do make it for people. Have been doing it for half a century. And my hands are still IN VERY GOOD HEALTH...

[@HarshRaj-ne2ds]

Hand pain I do on alternate days

[@ushamaniea4482]

Try beating egg whites to stift peaks using hands.... You may want to conduct funeral for your hands...😂😂

[@M.Happie]

This is amazing, I have never seen coffee and sugar become so creamy and yummy. I will definitely be making this tomorrow. Thank you!💗

[@manikandregula251]

You told it will take around 8 to 10 minutes It has taken 45 minutes for me But the result was absolutely awesome Thank you chef

[@justanotherupscaspirant8837]

Paani zyada ho gya hoga. Use equal parts coffee milk and sugar, and use a whisk.

[@Gunmaster0619]

@@justanotherupscaspirant8837 this. had to add extra sugar and coffee after beating the mix for 50 min. then it worked

[@justanotherupscaspirant8837]

@@Gunmaster0619 😂😂😂😂

[@Gunmaster0619]

@@justanotherupscaspirant8837 mast arm workout ho gaya aur dum nikal gaya 🤣🤣😂😂

[@Nikita-uu8hc]

Did this my whole life never knew it was cappuccino 😂😂

[@harshraopradhan]

🤣🤣🤣

[@akshitapriyadarshni2064]

nikita jha hahahaaa....same here 😂😂

[@rijushrestha9727]

😹😹😹

[@kaysi6605]

Technically it isn't, cappuccino comes from the colour of the capuchin order which looked similar to the colour of an Italian style cappuccino. But I guess because there is such a huge emphasis on the froth, end cappuccino normally is espresso with milk froth the name became colocalized as the coffees have some similarities. Even original cappuccino however you would have an espresso and much less milk. I do gotta try this though

[@beatriceladouce965]

Cappuccino is 75% coffee and 25% chocolate /cocoa

[@rarindam]

After beating coffee for 8 minutes, we would need cold drink instead of coffee.

[@ellenflorida7606]

WOW... I just made this coffee and it’s fantastic! Thank you so much!

[@p.kamala5284]

Really🙏😮😮

[@rishabh7915]

I kept doing it for 15 mins and it just had frother didn't turned into this. Such a scam dude

[@raghulvijay4798]

one its called dalgona coffee on tiktok, this guy was before the trend

[@Preet0118]

It was only recently nicknamed dalgona coffee by a South Korean actor because it resembles the texture and color of the South Korean candy of the same name. This coffee originated in India and Pakistan ages ago

[@steviedavidson5130]

This coffee seemed to be popular in many places before the TikTok trend. I believe it originated in South Korea and was also popular in Greece.

[@howler9503]

Saw this method BEFORE the Dalgona trend

[@aestheticaiman8936]

Majority of indians make coffee this way in their homes from ages.. nothing new

[@howler9503]

@@aestheticaiman8936 poor millenials

[@salonika101]

South Indians make the best Indian Cappuccino! I love this recipe.. looks so yummy !!!

[@salonika101]

@Robindeep Kaur Yes, we do ! And North India welcomes all south Indians to come & enjoy all the Food, Chai & Hospitality !

[@SenorWizard]

This is fantastic. I just went to the store this morning to get some instant coffee so I could make this drink, and I added a little nutmeg to one before putting in the water. So good. Even without the nutmeg.

[@nikkie671]

It’s 5 a.m., wtf am I doing? Yes, I’m definitely try this asap 😄

[@piyasiray8414]

Childhood memory. My mom used to make this. There was no hand blender at that time. Thank you so much Varun. 👍 Stay blessed ❤️

[@rebellious_azurite]

If you use electric beater or hand shaker and add cold water, ice cubes and the amount of (cold) milk you desire, it's called frappée (φραπέ). We drink this kind of coffee in Greece for ages, especially in the summer !!

[@margiewolf5162]

Just tried this and it is absolutely delicious! Thanks for sharing :)

[@dhangauri9387]

Oh really my daughter has a class tomorrow because of international coffee day so she has to make this coffee in online class in front of the teacher without any elder

[@bio7771]

I dont know who you are, but you look really cool and kind person. Hope u have a nice day !

[@punsarethelowestformofcome352]

Who else is here after it blew up ?

[@punsarethelowestformofcome352]

Btw it tasted really good (luxurious maybe ?)

[@dasaradhpalagiri7929]

I tried it. In exactly 8 mins i believe that I can become a magician.

[@misbahkhanampayare713]

Adding hot boiling water makes it easier to make froth

[@izzy8953]

Misbah Khanam thank u so much

[@aavikpakrasi]

Hot water makes the solids combine more easily, but will likely prevent the incorporation of air necessary for soft-peak texture seen at 1:40

[@poonamabbi7448]

This method I learnt 50 years ago as a teenager growing up in India. It was a HOT RAGE then. I stopped drinking it because of so much of sugar. You can make the SAME thing using brewed coffee. That is what is called CUBAN COFFEE.

[@azumii4107]

I’m sorry, you’re a wizard!! How the heck does that even happen with coffee, sugar, and water? I love this too much... I need to go make coffee now.

[@nikewall1234]

Had I known this before. Saved tons of money.

[@Rick-wn5oh]

I haven't had instant coffee in my house since the early 80s.

[@alexcarter8807]

Get some UCC Japanese instant coffee.

[@bballmomma5900]

alex carter Does it taste better than Folgers instant?

[@yourdaddyonceler1239]

I don't even drink coffee.

[@raysentertainment5091]

I like cappuccinos very much😋

[@marmndc]

Ok, I just made this, but I put cinnamon, cloves, and a little vanilla in the milk. Delicious.

[@Julie-jl2kk]

i guess it already has been widely enjoyed and made this way for a while now! lol

[@boris.dupont]

Thanks for taking the time to share this with us, I appreciate it! It looks delicious!

[@sharongarlick7275]

Wow it really works and tastes creamy and GREAT TASTE

[@rajshrifood]

Thank you!

[@sharongarlick7275]

@@rajshrifood please can you tell me would it still froth without sugar as my daughter does not take sugar in ciffee

[@jessierasberry3082]

I just made this! This is sooooo good, thank you for teaching us!❤️

[@westwardpomonagyrl4358]

Interesting, diarrhea galore. Seems very rich,but i have to do it! Just to see instant coffee thicken like that🙊. Im excited, it better work.

[@arushiraj3442]

I take a small plastic bottle and shake the coffee sugar water mixture and shake it for 1-2 min it comes same as hand beaten coffee ☺

[@KingdomMusicCitizens]

Cool! I will try it this way.

[@arushiraj3442]

Yup try it.. it will not give you pain in hand 🤗

[@rahuljain2862]

Is the texture that smooth and paste like?

[@Rizwanaa7]

Which instant coffee brand did you use..?

[@tehreemraza123]

Can I use brown sugar instead? It's not granulated.

[@sdfgsdfg9549]

Interesting. I think I will try this. I'm curious if the use of instant coffee an inprove of making the Indian brew in your vid or it's also the same in India? If the same, which instant coffee brand is popular in India? Thanks.

[@iyadart]

I actually learned this recipe 15 years ago from a Russian coworker, so I used to call it Russian instant coffee 😂

[@morbidconsperacy5096]

It's a "recipe" common in poor countries lol. Like asia and middle europe.

[@dhangauri9387]

😂😂😂

[@livifun7351]

ive made this twice and love it. its a good ratio of sweetness because the coffee is so strong. its so frothy even after stirred into heated milk. thanks for making this video!

[@rehnumabhamjee5305]

What do you do with cream that you take out from the warm milk.

[@prakashbhagat6237]

Just use for some other propose as if it was left ,then it would have come to your mouth while drinking the coffee and then you need to chew it on

[@toubaeannu760]

Apply on face n neck

[@pubgzombie5029]

Serve it to the cat .

[@BeingOM]

Throw away 🤣

[@prashantkumar-hv2ve]

Make lube for beating intensively 😂😂

[@VianneyCreates]

Okay, at the beginning I clearly heard you say "while I was staying at a haunted hostel..." We need to hear more about this...and your drink looks amazing!

[@Mrs.WyldRice]

VianneyCreates I heard college hostel....

[@serenesongs]

Learnt this in hostel too. Haven’t had it for long , tomorrow is the perfect day will make it. Probably will try with blender to see how it turns out. I’ve seen this mix kept ready in a South Indian restaurant in a big container , when you order coffeee the guy just dunk’s this in a cup of milk and serves .

[@НатальяФролова-ь9в]

I have tried to make it and succeeded! However, next time I am going to change the propotion of sugar and coffee. Thank you! It was fun!

[@kalifretlawdworfton2802]

WOW u r AWESOME I just made the Cappuccino n it's RIGHT ON.... Thank u so much for sharing...

[@runesmom1]

This just like dalton a coffee except the milk is heated vs iced. Delicious & so easy.

[@pahamabg5312]

Just tried it today! Very delicious, thanks for the recipe! Just a little tiring to beat the coffee and sugar mix but it's worth it! 😆

[@hectora5048]

I’m 100% sure that thing would WRECK my insides ..

[@mnrluiperd7172]

How could the 3 tbs of coffee, 3 tbs of sugar and 1 tbs of water fill that mug? looks delicious

[@nycbklynrmp]

he put in milk.......

[@Rose-pz8es]

This the best coffee technique i ever seen!

[@methavita]

Just made it... Looks great, smells wonderful and is quite pretty in the mug... But the hit tastes the same as the ncafé... XP

[@Madisradd]

Does anyone know if this can work with any plant based milks!??? This looks soooooooo good!!!

[@jimintrash552]

Madisradd tried with almond milk and it worked just fine !

[@Madisradd]

Jimin Trash AH! Great! Thank you!!

[@jimintrash552]

Madisradd no problem!

[@enochebenezer2368]

Instead of adding milk .Can add hot water for black coffee

[@Yathish82]

Those who want arm fitness can definitely try this

[@alksjda]

i beat viciously all the time so that wont be an issue at all.

[@boonslang6689]

I see what you did there lol.

[@dawnunited6946]

Oh my God I'm going to try this with my girlfriend thank you sir

[@juthikamallick]

I tried the recipe and believe me it came out awesome and my hubby loved it so much... And I dont drink coffee neither I ever made before but my hubby is fond of coffee so I thought to give him a surprise and he really was amused..

[@ngoctramle253]

Great recipe defenitely going to try this, look incredibly tasty. Im from Vietnam and we also have a very tasty and creamy coffee recipe, the egg coffee, if you ever have a chance to try it, very delicious. The most famous egg coffee shop in Hanoi’s name is cafe Giảng, no eggy smell and beautifully made.

[@BeetTheRush]

This looks amazing! Is it possible to get the same result with a little bit less sugar?

[@sanjanaguha3554]

Yes i tried but u need to mix it a bit longer

[@BeetTheRush]

@@sanjanaguha3554 Thank you!

[@Lunabyrd]

Oh my gosh I wished I'd discovered this before I went to college. I hated instant coffee when I first tried it, and quickly went to ground coffee or just buying from cafes if I was in a hurry and wanted something better than I could make (I had no idea how to make the latte's and cappuccinos at home back then). This was so, so good! Definitely going to be a new favorite. Subscribed and shared!

[@dilshadhemani8618]

1st time ever, I liked coffee, thanks

[@thetruepuresoul]

I’m quite sure that’s heaven ☺️going to buy me some instant coffee this weekend

[@Misterjackson_WTJ]

Could you use almond milk or coconut milk?

[@carmelitafernandes6244]

I used to follow the same method but thanks for suggesting the right proportion of coffee to sugar.

[@aahhaa]

the original dalgona coffee!

[@CrepeyCruller]

Just tried this out and It is fantastic. It is a little too sweet for me though. Will it still cream effectively with less sugar?

[@Viraaj30]

i made this several times before in 2011 in my office pantry. Taste nice when u beat coffee for 8-10 min

[@ystsai1500]

pinks , I really want to know how to make it work 😅 I tried and failed

[@bhaveerathod2373]

Omg I really like this guy. Great recipe.

[@TheJazzy1980]

Would this work if I used a non-dairy milk? If so, which one would be good?

[@codyshi4743]

Can you still get the same result if you instead shake the coffee and sugar in the mason jar?

[@divyathaker812]

This coffee is now trending as Dalgona Coffee.

[@Jonatron503]

Can this method be done with chai as well? I have Blue Lotus masala chai and would love to make a frothy chai latte!

[@yahyaiflal4521]

Great video. Tried this and was so good Please keep sharing your videos love the way its explained..

[@karmentrnovsek9084]

I am inspired☺ Looks amazing! I will try this recipe soon, thank you for the idea🙏💓😇

[@maipardhan]

I remember my mom and neighborhood aunty would be beating coffees and chatting in the winter months near the conjoined walls of the houses. The dreamy 90s memory.

[@haiyenhoang5420]

i have tried to make this kind of coffe about 10 years ago. it not take that much time to beat the coffee, me taked around 4 5 minutes, then add hot or cold milk. The coffee mixue will foam up really nice and soft

[@Raju-pq8vy]

Our mums showed us something similar in the 60’s ! We used to stir and stir a mixture of instant coffee, sugar and maybe a teaspoon or two of hot water till it turned creamy. Then add hot milk. Stir. I think there used to be some froth on top. Had lots of fun. Thanks

[@WolfgangGrimer]

My man Varun, way ahead of his time

[@jiya2354]

omg i love the way he says "froth"

[@ericpan1107]

just tried this tonight and it is so good! Thank you for sharing!

[@RizwanKhan_99]

I whipped and whipped but it didn't turn into peanut butter how does he do it

[@BelieverinChrist4ever]

Someone in the comments called him out saying that he uses a blender. That might help.

[@RizwanKhan_99]

@@BelieverinChrist4ever i dont use sugar, because of health. Could that b the reason?

[@BelieverinChrist4ever]

@@RizwanKhan_99 Most likely. I think the sugar helps with the frothing process. Are you able to use a sweetener like Splenda or Stevia or even coconut Sugar?

[@RizwanKhan_99]

@@BelieverinChrist4ever stevia tastes disgusting with coffee. I don't use others because all r same as sugars.

[@BelieverinChrist4ever]

@@RizwanKhan_99 Got it, then I don't really know what else might help, maybe a tablespoon of unsweetened heavy cream (instead of the water)? 🤷🏾‍♀️ Might get it close. Good luck finding an alternative.

[@pure.hearted]

Thank you looks amazing. But do you have a recipe whithout sugar ??

[@aliviasarkar7174]

Instead of sprinkling instant coffee, sprinkle cinnamon powder. It taste even better.

[@sharonchikorita8324]

Or chocolate powder.

[@pradeephegde2669]

Wow! Super yummy 😋 I love coffee very much thanks

[@redring4083]

Does it have to be hand beaten only or can a electric blender or beater be used?

[@aapkamehta]

Beater can be used .mixer too

[@LuzInTheKitchen]

I am making myself a nice cup tomorrow morning. Thank you!

[@NotSoHardToBePretty]

Can we use hand mixer for this

[@brd8764]

This one. Yes. The instant-coffee and a latte-the-cappuccino.

[@pyaariiilalfromindia8716]

@1:17-1:19 it's evident that you used a blender. I have been making beated coffee for years now. Hand stirring won't give you that kind of froth. And it takes a lot of effort to do it. You could've just said you used a blender

[@pyaariiilalfromindia8716]

@Cook With Nidha pinnalland

[@mahimawho7676]

Exactly.

[@pyaariiilalfromindia8716]

@Cook With Nidha cooking channel അണ്ണോ ?

[@pyaariiilalfromindia8716]

@Cook With Nidha ningalude cooking channel njan nokki. Athil parayunna mug cake undakiyathu convention oven vechano?

[@riddhiathanikar8173]

OhMyGOD OMG from India it only gives hand pain😂

[@rajeshkothapeta4732]

This is really working, amazing taste!!! Super video🤘🏼

[@nycbklynrmp]

thanks found a quick but good step by step!!! thanks for being clear and on point!!

[@___s___8071]

Thanks for the recipe and I absolutely love the way he speaks! I could keep listening for hours😂

[@rajshrifood]

Thank you so much for your sweet words! Its great to know you loved the video. Stay tuned for more :)

[@sabihurrehmanshamsi9580]

Looks yummy I'll definitely try this Thnku for the recipe

[@Shagun_M]

I did know this but i used to use warm or hot water . Just tried this method it makes it more creamy thanks a lot easy.

[@myjourneyofart4362]

how does sugar ,water and coffee make this type of creamy texture......I tried but not successful.....I think it cant work.

[@maverick6f]

So start making coffee while your kids are in high school and bam, it’s ready by the time they reach college!!!