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Demonstration using La Pavoni Professional Coffee Machine
This is a demonstration on how to use a La Pavoni professional pre millennium coffee machine.
It is intended to give the viewer an overview of making a coffee and some hints and tips.
Music provided by Adrian Parmagos.
It is intended to give the viewer an overview of making a coffee and some hints and tips.
Music provided by Adrian Parmagos.
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Restoring a brass briki / coffee pot back to shiny lustre.
Просмотров 236Год назад
How to restore a dull brass briki back to a bright shiny lustre using metal polish.
Saganaki ~ Opa! Flaming Greek Cheese
Просмотров 8 тыс.2 года назад
Easy to make flaming cheese. Use cheese wedge - Kefalotiri or Kefalograviera. Moisten under tap water a few seconds. Cover in plain flour. Cook over medium to hot olive oil for 2.5 mins each side. Splash a shot of brandy and Opa!!! Enjoy.
Greek Spanakopita- Spinach Feta Pie
Просмотров 4 тыс.3 года назад
This is a video showing you how to make a famous Greek dish Spanakopita. It is absolutely delicious and a crowd pleaser. Prep time: 40 mins Cook Time : 36 mins 190c or 375f Ingredients Feta 500 g Ricotta 250 f Spinach 3 bunches 750g Spring Onions 1 bunch 1 egg 5 sheets puff pastry Olive oil 3 tablespoons Bunch Dill and Mint Peeper
Halloumi Triangles - delicious!
Просмотров 1,3 тыс.3 года назад
This is a delicious savoury snack that is enjoyed by all. Ingredients: 300 g Grated Halloumi 180 g Ricotta Cheese Freshly chopped mint leaves 1 beaten egg Pepper 3 Sheets of puff pastry Cook for 20 minutes in preheated Oven at 180 degrees Celsius
Greek Tiropita - Feta Cheese Pie
Просмотров 4 тыс.3 года назад
This is a demonstration on making a Tiropita - Feta Cheese Pie Ingredients : 400 g Feta 300 g Ricotta / Anthotiro 2 Eggs 10 Mint leaves Pepper Nutmeg 3 Sheets Puff Pastry Cook for 40 mins at 180 degrees Celsius / 360 degrees Farhenheit in fan forced oven.
Easy Halloumi Chips / Fries
Просмотров 11 тыс.3 года назад
How to make really simple Halloumi chips. Ingredients are: Halloumi, Plain/All Purpose flour/paprika powder/ oregano dried / chilli flakes/ black pepper. Mix ingredients together then roll halloumi into the flour. Fry in hot olive oil or vegetable oil for 2 mins. Serve with lemon wedges/ sour cream and sweet chilli / mayonnaise - up to your tastebuds.
How to make Turkish Coffee
Просмотров 7 тыс.4 года назад
In this video I am demonstrating the method to make a Turkish Coffee with a perfect crema. Easy to make and enjoy with friends. Warning - dont drink the sediment :) Enjoy!!!
Cooking Halloumi on BBQ/Grill
Просмотров 28 тыс.4 года назад
This is a demo on how to cook Haloumi on BBQ grill. It shows a flat plate and grill comparison. Really delicious cheese originally created in Cyprus. Pour lots of lemon juice on it!! Put them in a salad. Enjoy!!
Delicious vegetable soup
Просмотров 484 года назад
This is a really hearty vegetable soup which is easy to make and is delicious. Great tasting and full of vitamins. Ingredients: Peas, Lentils, Barley, Potatoes, Tomatoes, Pumpkin, Chillis, Celery, Zucchinni. Give it a try and let me know what you think.
Greek meatballs with sauce - Soutzoukakia
Просмотров 1,9 тыс.4 года назад
Meatballs cooked in the oven covered in a delicious tomato sauce full of fragrant herbs and spices. Greeks call these souzoutsakia. Serve with rice and grated cheese. Cooking and Prep time : 1hr 15 mins.
Which pot is best for Greek & Turkish coffee
Просмотров 16 тыс.4 года назад
Making coffee using 3 different coffee pots (briki) to determine does the pot make a difference - take a look and see for your self. Stainless steel/narrow rim brass/wide rim brass.
Greek Style - Squid
Просмотров 5 тыс.4 года назад
Cooking Squid on frypan after it has been marinated. Marinade: Place cleaned squid in a bowl with juice of two lemons, 1/2 cup olive oil, 2 tablespoons dried oregano, 3 finely chopped chillies. Mix ingredients, cover with plastic cling wrap, leave in refrigerator for 2 hours. Pan fry after scoring hood horizontally. Large squid approx 8-10 mins, smaller squid approx 5 mins. Serving add some pep...
Mitzithropita Dough Recipe
Просмотров 3125 лет назад
This is the recipe for making Dough for the mitzithropita as demonstrated in my other video. Ingredients : 200 grams horiatiko flour (rustic). 1 kg plain flour (all purpose) 800 ml water 40 ml extra virgin olive oil Let rest for 1 hour to prevent the shrinkage when frying. To see video of making Mitzithropites click here : ruclips.net/video/CoS5hdrJhdo/видео.html
Greek Cheese filling crepes- Mitzithropites - Kroustas Crete
Просмотров 8085 лет назад
Greek Cheese filling crepes- Mitzithropites - Kroustas Crete
How To Make Traditional Greek Salad
Просмотров 1,2 тыс.5 лет назад
How To Make Traditional Greek Salad
Quick and easy meal : Pasta with Garlic, Chilli and Parmesan
Просмотров 2765 лет назад
Quick and easy meal : Pasta with Garlic, Chilli and Parmesan
How To Make Greek Souvlaki - delicious
Просмотров 20 тыс.6 лет назад
How To Make Greek Souvlaki - delicious
Australian Grand Prix F1 2018 - V10 Minardi Speed Comparison Event
Просмотров 4,7 тыс.6 лет назад
Australian Grand Prix F1 2018 - V10 Minardi Speed Comparison Event
Live at Australian F1 Grand Prix 2018 - First lap
Просмотров 110 тыс.6 лет назад
Live at Australian F1 Grand Prix 2018 - First lap
Delicious Garlic Sauce - great for BBQs
Просмотров 4776 лет назад
Delicious Garlic Sauce - great for BBQs
How to make Freddoccino - Iced Coffee Greek Style
Просмотров 30 тыс.6 лет назад
How to make Freddoccino - Iced Coffee Greek Style
Thanks for sharing !
Turkish coffe!!!!!!!! " Thats a copy not coffe😂😂
Turkish girl I know, told me to wait until the fine bubbles have rainbow colours; like petrol on water.
Hold on. I just saw a video of you making Greek coffee??
Lovely example. And great you mention sharing with friends!! ❤
هي جبنة بيضا ناشفة هي جبنة حلوم؟؟
Coffee made with the power of friendship
those were mega teaspoons.....my kinda guy
Is this haloumi cheese?
No it is called Krfalotiri a cheese made from sheep’s milk. No where near as salty as Haloumi.
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Yay! Love these n looking for a good recipe as I missthem
Mitzithropita Dough Recipe ruclips.net/video/vxrY_QO-Ky0/видео.html
Looks a lot like Turkish coffee
"Who cares!.... Don't skull..."I think it should really be called Aussie Greek coffee. Love ya work mate!
This is the best
I like the sound .right away wisimo(roasting) caremalization; the sugars from the meat getting golden brown.
Pull the accent out for the cheese only.
No such thing as Greek coffee please have some shame. Even Greeks called it Turkish
Help! Tried to cook this twice but just sticks to the pan. What am I doing wrong. Trying to replicate what we ate recently in central Macedonia. Cheers.
Had this recently in central Macedonia the best cheese I’ve ever had!
Very well described
More videos please...
Ingredients: 3 stainless steel pitcher 1 brass pitcher 1 ceramic coffee cup Water Sugar Coffee powder Water
Thats a MASSIVE block of Haloumi In the UK we pay about £3.50, for just 250g That looks to be, about a Kilo (1,000g) in weight, and would be about £14.00 to buy Thanks for the video though!
It’s not much cheaper in Australia - it’s about $25+ for that block.
@@VideoSnooper - Thats interesting - Thanks for that . . . . . . you're probably enduring this crazy 'Cost-of-Living' crisis we are!
I would eat this over tofu.
I love this greasy italian wop!
maybe if you remove the circle block that makes the flame go round a pot, it'll condense more..?
great job mate
Sorry, no. One of this is correct. Please disregard.
More of a delicacy than caviar or anything imo. Thx
Its not Turkish coffe. Maybe Ottoman coffe. But the Ottomans learnt it from the Yemeni and somwhere down the line Ethiopia.
What a great coffee this Turkish coffee.
I would love to make Turkish coffee. It looks so good. Are americanos like Turkish coffee?
No. Turkish will have coffee grounds in bottom of cup.. Americano is a diluted espresso.
Nicely done video. I would like to suggest that you upgrade your mic however, as every time you turn away from the stovetop, your voice fades and becomes difficult to understand. Even closed captions get most of what you say wrong.
There is no such thing as Greek coffee. Its the just the way Turkish coffee is made in Greece.
I gotta try this. I think my husband would love it along with some cucumber, cherry tomatoes and grapes
Saganaki is a delicious appetizer at a Greek restaurant, though it’s name sounds Japanese.
heheehehe same here.i love saganaki
Copper is much more conductive than stainless and brass is largely copper, so your results match what one would expect.
This is turkish coffee
Yummy !!
Do you use different speeds or no on your motor
My motor doesn’t have variable speed but if it did I would slow it down towards the end of the cook when temperature of the charcoal reduces. Faster at the start hottest part of the cook.
I would highly recommend grinding the coffee as it would give more flavour then pre grounded Brikki coffee plus you can experiment on the different extra fine settings
What grinder do you recommend that is able to do extra fine settings?
@@slavikatorI would recommend the 1zpresso K max, if that’s above your budget I would get a Sozen grinder which does the job of making brikki/turkish/greek coffee everyday
@@coolkid111111100THANK YOU FOR THE INFO AS I WANT TO GET THE GRINDER. IS TURKISH GROUNDS THE SAME AS EXPRESSO? TO MAKE 11:01 AMERICANO?
@@donnadiesburg7451 your welcome, Turkish grounds is like powder and I wouldn’t recommend using it for espresso because will clog up the espresso machine
The food of the gods
Are the lamb and pork bone in? Sorry I was confused.
Why do you add salt while cooking?
Would you say you can do this with instant coffee mocha flavour with the other ingredients?
Do not over stir... So what's he done.
Coffee is coffee. Stupid just boil water and pour over the grounds and its ready for the dribble of cold water 1/6 on top Smooth cowboy coffee
Different styles give different results.
Etsi bravo!
Followed your instructions to the letter: Perfect cup of coffee: Yamas!