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How to Make Greek Coffee

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Let the foam rise in the briki

Making Greek Coffee in PhotosPhoto © Jim Stanfield

Turn on the heat (medium low), stir the coffee until it dissolves, and don't stir again. Heat slowly. Foam will start to rise in the briki before it boils.

Note: This foam is called kaïmaki (καϊμάκι, pronounced kaee-MAH-kee) and the richer the foam, the better Greeks like it.

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