Easy Irish Coffee Recipe

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Easy Irish Coffee Recipe

St Patricks Day is still a couple of months away, but that doesn't mean you can't invoke your inner Leprechaun and enjoy today's featured recipe... Happy National Irish Coffee Day!

When you've cooked enough in the kitchen, you know that some recipes are a little trickier than others -- especially in the area of baking. If you're off just a little with the ingredients, the oven temperature, or the cook times, you can end up with a far different dish than the one you set out to make.

Well, fortunately today we have one of those dishes that, let's be honest, if you're not quite exact with the ingredients, and maybe you put in a little more of one ingredient than others, nobody's going to complain that much.

Yes, we're talking about Irish Coffee! January 25 is National Irish Coffee Day and Chef Cody took to the kitchen mix together a welcome reward at the end of a long week. So flip on the coffee maker, grab your bottle of Irish Whiskey, and we'll meet you in the kitchen.

Irish Coffee Recipe

Ingredients

6 oz Hot Coffee

2 oz Baileys Irish Cream

1 oz Irish Whiskey

Whipped Cream

Directions

Combine coffee, whiskey, and Irish Cream in a glass. Stir.

Top with whipped cream and enjoy!

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Easy Recipe: How to Make Peanut Brittle

By TEAM MEDIA • June 25, 2020

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