I love kopi tubruk as well as kopi susu from Warkop (Warung Kopi) Kaki Lima in Indonesia or it can be literally translated as coffee street vendors/hawkers . Kopi tubruk is the Indonesian style coffee which is served in a glass by putting the ground coffee and sugar as desired, pour hot water over, stir in with a spoon, then let stand to cool and allow the grounds to sink on the bottom. You should not drink this to the end unless you want to “eat” the ground coffee. The simplest method to serve coffee but you have to have just right temperature for the water to make it perfect. Kopi susu itself is literally translated as milk coffee, how to make it? Simple… Follow the direction for kopi tubruk, but don’t add sugar in a glass. Instead of sugar, add condensed milk.
Inspired by kopi susu, I made Kopi Susu Kedelai (literally: Soy Milk Coffee). I sprinkled ground cinnamon over right before serving.
Ingredients:
250 ml soy milk
1 tsp instant ground coffee
sugar as much as desired
ground cinnamon
Directions:
Bring soy milk to a boil, add coffee and sugar. Let simmer for couple minutes. Transfer into a glass and sprinkle ground cinnamon over.
I love the idea of sprinkling cinnamon powder on top… Very warming feel to it… 🙂
I love the idea of sprinkling cinnamon powder on top… Very warming feel to it… 🙂
Replacing milk with soy milk does make it sounds healthier!
Replacing milk with soy milk does make it sounds healthier!
How delicious! Not only is it healthier, it's far cheaper than getting it at the Starbucks.
How delicious! Not only is it healthier, it’s far cheaper than getting it at the Starbucks.
Interesting…I drink soy milk every day but never put in kopi. Good idea.
Dingin..dingin enak banget nih nyruput ini.
Dingin..dingin enak banget nih nyruput ini.
Anh: I love ground cinnamon for sprinkle
Little Corner of Mine: Indeed
Kelly: It’s a lot cheaper than Starbucks has
Rasa Malaysia: Now, you should try it
Retno: Bener mbak..
I have a question about Indonesian-style coffee – are teh coffee beans sometimes roasted with corn/corn kernels/corn syrup? They smell different from the coffee beans such as Columbia, Arabica etc.
I have a question about Indonesian-style coffee – are teh coffee beans sometimes roasted with corn/corn kernels/corn syrup? They smell different from the coffee beans such as Columbia, Arabica etc.
There are different varieties of Indonesia coffee beans. Which one did you talk about? These are some links to Sumatran Coffeehttp://www.sweetmarias.com/coffee.indonesia.sumatra.html , Bali Coffee http://www.sweetmarias.com/coffee.indonesia.bali…. , Flores Coffee http://www.sweetmarias.com/coffee.indonesia.flore… , Java Coffee http://www.sweetmarias.com/coffee.indonesia.java…. , Sulawesi Coffee http://www.sweetmarias.com/coffee.indonesia.sulaw… , Kopi Luwak http://www.animalcoffee.com/natural.php .I remember some people roast the beans with corn kernel and ginger as well
There are different varieties of Indonesia coffee beans. Which one did you talk about?
These are some links to Sumatran Coffee
http://www.sweetmarias.com/coffee.indonesia.sumatra.html , Bali Coffee http://www.sweetmarias.com/coffee.indonesia.bali.html , Flores Coffee http://www.sweetmarias.com/coffee.indonesia.flores.html , Java Coffee http://www.sweetmarias.com/coffee.indonesia.java.html , Sulawesi Coffee http://www.sweetmarias.com/coffee.indonesia.sulawesi.html , Kopi Luwak http://www.animalcoffee.com/natural.php .
I remember some people roast the beans with corn kernel and ginger as well
I have never tried soymilk with kopi. Got to try. Thanks for sharing!
You're very welcome
You’re very welcome
Soy Milk with coffee? That's a new one…have to try that. Thanks for sharing 🙂 And I miss kopi tubruk 🙁 Kopi Dunia
Soy Milk with coffee? That’s a new one…have to try that. Thanks for sharing 🙂 And I miss kopi tubruk 🙁
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