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Caffè Mocha w/ Vietnamese Chocolate

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Iced Caffè Mocha w/ Vietnamese Chocolate | Espresso
Yield 1
Author Chef Tu David Phu
Prep time
8 Min
Total time
8 Min

Iced Caffè Mocha w/ Vietnamese Chocolate | Espresso

This Mocha presents an intriguing blend by incorporating the essence of Vietnamese chocolate, or "Sô Cô La," as known in Vietnam. Like sophisticated hot chocolate for adults, Mochas seamlessly unite chocolate and espresso flavors. Like the intricate nature of coffee's terroir, Vietnamese chocolate boasts its distinctive character, setting it apart from conventional cocoa origins. Rooted in my heritage, my preference for Vietnamese chocolate confidently underscores its capacity to infuse a unique depth and complexity into the realm of chocolate. This Mocha recipe serves as an ideal showcase for the captivating attributes of Vietnamese Chocolate.

Ingredients

Ingredients
Equipment

Instructions

Make the Espresso Syrup
  1. Add 20 grams of La Nuit Noire chocolate chips in a metal creamer with the cinnamon.
  2. Place the metal creamer in a 200° F water bath for 3 minutes; you can also place the metal creamer on top of your espresso machine's cup warming tray.
  3. Add 2 espresso shots to the metal creamer once the chocolate has melted to a fudge-like consistency.
  4. Add 2.5 oz., Condensed Milk (optional)
  5. Use an aero latte to emulsify the chocolate and espresso.
  6. Pass the mixture through a fine mesh strainer.
Make the Whipped Cream
  1. In a 10 oz Cocktail Glass, add 2 -3 large cocktail ice cubes
  2. Add 4 oz. of whole milk
  3. Pour the chocolate espresso mixture into a glass
  4. Serve immediately
  5. Stir vigorously before drinking

Notes

Neapolitan Espresso

Similar to wine, coffee possesses a diverse range of characteristics. In the case of this recipe, I opted for a Neapolitan roast sourced from my local coffee roaster, Mr. Espresso. This particular roast boasts delightful notes of caramel, hazelnut, and dark chocolate, creating a remarkable harmony when combined with the flavors of chocolate and ube.


-About Mr. Espresso-

www.mrespresso.com

Mr. Espresso is an Oakland-based, family-owned, and operated Specialty Coffee Roaster that started in 1978. Mr. They specialize in gently roasted coffee as it was in Italy, over slow-burning oak wood logs that are hand-selected, perfectly seasoned, and sustainably sourced. Skillfully adapting this Old World tradition to modern tastes, the Mr. Espresso family continues to roast classically inspired blends to bring you an espresso like no other.

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Brown Sugar Boba Coffee | Mr. Espresso

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Brown Sugar Boba Coffee | Espresso
Yield 1
Author Chef Tu David Phu
Prep time
8 Min
Total time
8 Min

Brown Sugar Boba Coffee | Espresso

I'm familiar with boba, but have you ever tried brown sugar boba coffee? Combining the beloved brown sugar boba with an espresso shot is mind-bogglingly GOOD! The contrast of the chewy boba pearls with the rich espresso creates a beautiful textural experience. At the same time, the flavors intermingle to create a taste sensation that is both familiar and exciting for both boba enthusiasts and coffee lovers alike.

Ingredients

Ingredients
Equipment

Instructions

Make the Espresso Syrup
  1. Add 2 espresso shots into a frothing cup. Then add 3 oz. of Tiger syrup.
  2. Use an Aero Latte to emulsify the espresso and the syrup.
  3. Set aside.
Make the Whipped Cream
  1. In a small cup, 1/4 cup of cream, and a pinch of kosher salt.
  2. Use an Aero Latte to whip the milk mixture until the ribbon stage. (see notes)
  3. Set aside in the refrigerator.
  4. The mixture can be re-whisk via Aero Latte if it starts to thin.
Make the Brown Sugar Bobba Coffee
  1. In a Highball glass, add 2 tbsp of Crystal Boba.
  2. Fill the glass with ice.
  3. Add 1/4 cup of whole milk to the glass.
  4. Then add the espresso-syrup mixture.
  5. Top the glass with the whipped cream.
  6. Garnish 1 tbsp of Crystal Boba. and lemon zest.
  7. Serve immediately.
  8. Stir vigorously before drinking.

Notes

Ribbon Stage - In baking, the ribbon stage refers to a texture developed when whisking a mixture to the point where it falls from the whisk in a 'ribbon-like' pattern that slowly dissolves back into the mixture.


Neapolitan Espresso

Similar to wine, coffee possesses a diverse range of characteristics. In the case of this recipe, I opted for a Neapolitan roast sourced from my local coffee roaster, Mr. Espresso. This particular roast boasts delightful notes of caramel, hazelnut, and dark chocolate, creating a remarkable harmony when combined with the flavors of chocolate and ube.


-About Mr. Espresso-

www.mrespresso.com

Mr. Espresso is an Oakland-based, family-owned, and operated Specialty Coffee Roaster that started in 1978. Mr. They specialize in coffee that is gently roasted as it was in Italy, over slow-burning, oak wood logs that are hand-selected, perfectly seasoned, and sustainably sourced. Skillfully adapting this Old World tradition to modern tastes, the Mr. Espresso family continues to roast classically inspired blends to bring you an espresso like no other.

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Vietnamese Shakerato | Mr. Espresso

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Vietnamese Shakerato
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Author Chef Tu David Phu
Prep time
5 Min
Total time
5 Min

Vietnamese Shakerato

With the scorching heat of summer upon us, the idea of sipping on hot coffee doesn't appeal to me. But I think I’ve found a solution by taking a page from Italian and Vietnamese coffee culture. Enter the Vietnamese Shakerato - a sophisticated and invigorating chilled espresso beverage that has become my go-to this summer. When shaken vigorously, this drink unveils a powerful yet harmonious flavor profile, despite its simple composition of just four ingredients: espresso, whole milk, condensed milk, and ice. The result is a drink that delivers a refreshing punch, offering a delightful escape from the heat. But most importantly, it’s delicious.

Ingredients

Ingredients
Equipment

Instructions

  1. Add 3 tablespoons of condensed milk, 4 oz. of fresh whole milk, a double espresso shot, and 1/2 cup of ice into the cocktail shaker.
  2. Shake vigorously for 1-2 minutes.
  3. Pour milk/condensed milk mixture into a 10 oz. glass with the ice.

Notes

Neapolitan Espresso

Similar to wine, coffee possesses a diverse range of characteristics. In the case of this recipe, I opted for a Neapolitan roast sourced from my local coffee roaster, Mr. Espresso. This particular roast boasts delightful notes of caramel, hazelnut, and dark chocolate, creating a remarkable harmony when combined with the flavors of chocolate and ube.


-About Mr. Espresso-

www.mrespresso.com

Mr. Espresso is an Oakland-based, family-owned, and operated Specialty Coffee Roaster that started in 1978. Mr. They specialize in coffee that is gently roasted as it was in Italy, over slow-burning, oak wood logs that are hand-selected, perfectly seasoned, and sustainably sourced. Skillfully adapting this Old World tradition to modern tastes, the Mr. Espresso family continues to roast classically inspired blends to bring you an espresso like no other.

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How To Order an Italian Espresso

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Do you know how to order an Italian Espresso? No worries! Chef Viola Buitoni, a legendary Italian food expert, has given us a guide for 6 staple espressos.

Chef Viola Buitoni [ @violabuitoni ], Italian Food Culture Expert

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📍 San Francisco, CA

Chef Viola Buitoni is an Italian Food Culture expert that serves as an Italian Food Expert Advisor to San Francisco's Italian Consulate and The Italian Cultural Institute. She’s even been knighted by the President of the Italian Republic, exporting authentic Italian Food Culture to the United States.

Chef Viola was so gracious to invite into her home, indulge me with Italian espresso culture.

“This not a recipe, instead the nomenclature of espresso in Italian culture.” - Chef Viola.

And her guidance, she’s selected 6 espressos to highlight: Caffè, Lungo, Allungato, Americano, Macchiato, Doppio Macchiato, and Macchinatone.

To understand the nuanced differences, you can watch Chef Viola explain them in the video below. Or reference the guide included on this page.

Iced Matcha Lemonade Soda Recipe

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Iced Matcha Lemonade
Yield 1
Author Chef Tu David Phu
Prep time
5 Min
Cook time
5 Min
Total time
10 Min

Iced Matcha Lemonade

Interested in a natural way to guard yourself against the blazing sun this summer? Drink matcha! Coincidentally, matcha is the best (and highest) natural source of EGCG; a powerful plant compound found in matcha, that helps the skin become more resistant to UV’s from the Sun. And my favorite recipe to wash it down is Matcha Lemonade. The addition of carbonated water, and lemon makes this drink extremely refreshing!

Ingredients

Ingredients
Equipment

Instructions

Matcha
  1. In a small bowl add 1 tbsp., of matcha powder
  2. Add 4oz., of warm water
  3. Dissolve the matcha powder and water with the matcha whisk
Assemble the Matcha Lemonade
  1. Add 1 tbsp. of honey into the rock glass.
  2. Add 1 tbsp. of organic lemon juice.
  3. Use any aero latte to dissolve the honey into the lemon juice.
  4. Fill the glass with ice.
  5. Pour 4 oz. of carbonated water into the glass.
  6. Add the matcha mixture to the glass.
  7. Stir vigorously, before drinking

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Iced Honey Matcha Latte

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Iced Honey Matcha
Yield 1
Author Chef Tu David Phu
Prep time
5 Min
Cook time
5 Min
Total time
10 Min

Iced Honey Matcha

This is my absolute favorite way to enjoy matcha. It pairs extremely well with honey. And is extremely refreshing. I've found great joy in having a few times a week; to give myself a break from coffee.

Ingredients

Equipment

Instructions

Matcha
  1. In a small bowl add 1 tbsp., of matcha powder
  2. Add 4oz., of warm water
  3. Dissolve the matcha powder and water with the matcha whisk
Assemble the Honey Matcha Latte
  1. Add 1 tbsp., of honey into the rock glass.
  2. Add 1/4 cup of oat milk into the glass with honey
  3. Use any aero latte to dissolve the honey into the oat milk.
  4. Add ice to the glass
  5. Pour the matcha over the oat milk and honey mixture; into the glass
  6. Stir vigorously, before drinking

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Soda Sữa Hột Gà (Vietnamese Egg Soda)

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Soda Sữa Hột Gà (Vietnamese Egg Soda)
Yield 1
Author Chef Tu David Phu
Prep time
5 Min
Cook time
5 Min
Total time
10 Min

Soda Sữa Hột Gà (Vietnamese Egg Soda)

You need to try Soda Sữa Hột Gà (Vietnamese Egg Soda). It's amazing! It has a striking resemblance to Eggnog. But it's better and lighter. Each sip tastes of softly sweetened custard, with a lingering fizz that tickles the tongue. Similar to Korea’s Yakult probiotic drink with Japan’s Ramune soft drink. I’ve added a dusting of cinnamon and a garnish of orange zest, to lighten and perfume the drink. And it’s delightful.

Ingredients

INGREDIENTS

Instructions

How to Pasteurized an Egg (for Egg Yolks)
  1. Place egg(s) in a small pot filled with water.
  2. Bring the water temperature up to [140-142℉] on low heat.
  3. Add the egg(s) to the pot.
  4. Cook the egg(s) for 3-4 minutes, maintaining a temperature of [140-142℉]
  5. Place the eggs in an ice bath for 3 minutes prior to use.
  6. Separate the whites from the yolks.
Assembly
  1. In an 8 oz. rock glass (chilled) add 1 pasteurized egg yolk.
  2. Then add 2 tbsp. of condensed milk
  3. Use a milk frother to incorporate the egg yolk and condensed milk mixture.
  4. Add 2 large, cocktail ice cubes into the glass.
  5. Fill the glass (slowly) with carbonated water.
  6. Garnish the glass with ⅛ tsp of ground cinnamon.
  7. Twist the orange peel over the cocktail to release its oils. Rub the peel around the rim of the glass and drop it into the drink

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Coconut Matcha Latte [Nước Dừa Và Matcha]

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Coconut Matcha Latte
Yield 1
Author Chef Tu David Phu
Prep time
3 Min
Cook time
3 Min
Total time
6 Min

Coconut Matcha Latte

This is my absolute favorite way to enjoy matcha. It pairs extremely well with coconut water. And is extremely refreshing. I've found great joy in having a few times a week; to give myself a break from coffee.

Ingredients

Ingredients
Equipment

Instructions

Matcha Syrup
  1. In a small bowl add ½ tsp., of matcha powder
  2. Add 2 tbps., of warm water
  3. Dissolve the matcha powder and water with the matcha whisk
Assemble the Coconut Matcha Latte
  1. Fill the 10 oz. glass with ice (optional)
  2. Cold: Pour 1 cup of coconut water, shaken with ice, into a 10 oz. glass cup filled with ice
  3. Pour the matcha syrup into over the coconut water and ice
  4. Add 1 tbsp. of oat milk to the glass
  5. Stir vigorously, before drinking

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Vietnamese Matcha Coffee [Cà Phê Matcha]

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Cà Phê Matcha [Vietnamese Matcha Coffee]
Yield 1
Author Chef Tu David Phu
Prep time
5 Min
Cook time
5 Min
Total time
10 Min

Cà Phê Matcha [Vietnamese Matcha Coffee]

The birth of “Ca Phe Sua” started with the inaccessibility of fresh dairy. (European dairy cows aren’t able to thrive in Vietnam). As an alternative, preserved milk (condensed milk) was used to balance the heavy bitters of the widely available dark roast Robusta coffee. And in the spirit of cross-cultural practices, I've added matcha to tone down the caffeine jolt, that Vietnamese Coffee is infamous for. And by doing so, the addition of matcha adds an aromatic, beautiful, earthy quality that is coincidentally complimentary to the Ca Phe Sua experience.

Ingredients

Ingredients
Equipment

Instructions

Matcha Cream
  1. In a small bowl add ½ teaspoon of matcha powder
  2. Add 1 tablespoon of milk
  3. Emulsify the matcha powder and milk with the matcha whisk
  4. Stir in 3 tablespoons of condensed milk
Make the Phin Filtered Coffee
  1. Bring 1 cup of water to a boil.
  2. Add the ground coffee to the Phin Filter
  3. Put the Phin Filter on top of the glass.
  4. Pour 1/4 cup hot water over the coffee to bloom the coffee grounds
  5. Then pour the remaining 3/4 cups of hot water into the Phin Filter.
  6. Let the Phin Filter drip for 5 minutes.
  7. After 5 minutes, remove the coffee filter and discard the coffee grounds.
Assemble the Vietnamese Match Coffee
  1. Pour and line matcha cream at the bottom of a 10 oz. glass cup
  2. Fill the 10 oz. glass with ice (optional)
  3. Cold: Pour 1 cup of Vietnamese Phin Filtered Coffee, shaken with ice, into a 10 oz. glass cup (optional)
  4. Hot: Pour 1 cup of Vietnamese Phin Filtered Coffee into a 10 oz. glass cup
  5. Stir vigorously, before drinking

Notes

Vietnamese Coffee History

The origins of Vietnamese Coffee can be traced back to the 1850s as a result of French Colonialism. As it turns out, Vietnam is a great region to grow [Arabica & Robusta] coffee. Vietnam started with Arabica trees in the 1850s. Their crop yield remained low until the 1980s when the VCP [Vietnamese Communists Party] made an effort to introduce Robusta (a high yield coffee) to subsidize. Thus, resulting in Vietnam becoming the world’s 2nd largest coffee producer.


Is Vietnamese Robusta bad?

Robusta has twice the caffeine content of Arabica. And is the contributing factor to Vietnamese Coffee’s infamous (subjective) reputation of being strong. Additionally, it’s naturally bitter and less aromatic. As a result, it is predominantly used for dark roasting, which is (traditionally) a preferred style for Vietnamese Coffee.


Robusta Fact

Robusta has more of the antioxidants responsible for many of coffee's health benefits


What About Vietnamese Arabica?

Arabica is often found in craft coffee shops and is favored for its fruity and light-bodied qualities. However, it is not traditionally used with Vietnamese Coffee.


Coffee Recommendation

Like wine, coffee has many different characteristics. For this recipe, I chose Dark French Roast from my local coffee roaster Mr. Espresso. It is pungent, smokey, and dark- a style that is sought after by many Vietnamese coffee aficionados.


About Mr. Espresso

[https://mrespresso.com/]

Mr. Espresso is an Oakland-based, family-owned, and operated Specialty Coffee Roaster that started in 1978. Mr. They specialize in coffee that is gently roasted as it was in Italy, over slow-burning, oak wood logs that are hand-selected, perfectly seasoned, and sustainably sourced. Skillfully adapting this Old World tradition to modern tastes, the Mr. Espresso family continues to roast classically inspired blends to bring you an espresso-like no other.

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Iced Lychee Tea Lattee

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Iced Lychee Tea Latte
Yield 1
Author Chef Tu David Phu
Prep time
10 Min
Cook time
10 Min
Total time
20 Min

Iced Lychee Tea Latte

Of course, Lychee is amazing. But it’s even more amazing in this Tea Lattes.

Ingredients

Instructions

  1. First steep 1 tbsp of Oakland Tea Co. English Breakfast Tea with 8 oz. of 185 F water for 2-3 minutes.
  2. Then strain and pour over ice, into a cocktail shaker
  3. Then add 4 oz. Of Oat milk.
  4. Shake Vigorously
  5. Then pour into a glass filled with iced.
  6. Then add 1-2 tbsp. of Oakland Tea Co’s Lychee syrup into a double shot of espresso.
  7. Stir until dissolve
  8. Then pour the Lychee espresso into the glass.

Notes

What Does Lychee Taste Like? The lychee is a fruit that is sweet in a taste; a cross between a green apple, green grapes, and pear; with a floral hint of rose.

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Saigon Style Coffee [Bạc Xỉu]

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Bạc Xỉu [Saigon Style Coffee]
Yield 1
Author Chef Tu David Phu
Prep time
10 Min
Cook time
5 Min
Total time
15 Min

Bạc Xỉu [Saigon Style Coffee]

Compared to Cà Phê Sữa, Bạc Xỉu has the same ingredients. However, the proportions are very different. This delicious concoction is made (primarily) with a glass of condense milk, with a splash of Phin Filtered coffee. As a result, it has less caffeine, and is sweeter than Cà Phê Sữa.

Ingredients

Equipment

Instructions

Make the Phin Filtered Coffee
  1. Bring 5 oz of water to a boil.
  2. Add the ground coffee to a Vietnamese Phin filter
  3. Put it on top of the glass.
  4. Pour hot water over the coffee and let it drip for 5 minutes.
  5. After 5 minutes, remove the coffee filter and discard the coffee grounds.
Make Saigon Style Coffee
  1. Add 3 tablespoons of condense milk, 4 oz. of fresh milk and 1/2 cup of ice into the Cocktail Shaker
  2. Shake vigorously for 1-2 minutes
  3. Pour milk/condense milk mixture into a 10 oz. glass with the ice
  4. Rinse Cocktail Shaker
  5. Add 1/2 cup ice and 4 oz of phin filtered coffee into Cocktail Shaker
  6. Shake vigorously for 1-2 minutes
  7. Pour shaken coffee over milk/condesne milk mixture

Notes

Neapolitan Espresso [grind: espresso #2]

Like wine, coffee has many different characteristics. For this recipe, I chose a Neapolitan roast from my local coffee roaster Mr.Espresso. It has hints of caramel, hazelnut, and dark chocolate - which pairs amazingly well with the chocolate and ube.


-About Mr. Espresso-

Mr. Espresso is an Oakland-based, family-owned, and operated Specialty Coffee Roaster that started in 1978. Mr. They specialize in coffee that is gently roasted as it was in Italy, over slow-burning, oak wood logs that are hand-selected, perfectly seasoned, and sustainably sourced. Skillfully adapting this Old World tradition to modern tastes, the Mr. Espresso family continues to roast classically inspired blends to bring you an espresso-like no other.

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Cà Phê Trung [Vietnamese Egg Coffee]

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Cà Phê Trung [Vietnamese Egg Coffee]
Yield 1
Author Chef Tu David Phu
Prep time
10 Min
Cook time
5 Min
Total time
15 Min

Cà Phê Trung [Vietnamese Egg Coffee]

After World War II, Vietnam endured severe food shortages due to the French Indochina War. In particular, fresh dairy. And it was a hotel barista named Giang, at the  Metropole Hotel in Hanoi, that devised a genius alternative for dairy in coffee.Vietnamese egg coffee (Cà Phê Trung) is made by beating an egg yolk with sweetened condensed milk until it makes an airy, creamy, meringue-like fluff. Personally, I think it’s better than traditional Vietnamese Coffee.

Ingredients

Instructions

Whisk the Egg
  1. In a small bowl, pasteurize the fresh chicken egg in a 200° F water bath for 5 minutes.
  2. Separate the yolk from the whites.
  3. Whisk in condensed milk thoroughly.
  4. Whisk egg yolk into soft peak.
Make the Phin Filter Coffee
  1. Bring 1 cup of water to a boil.
  2. Add the ground coffee to a Vietnamese Phin Fitler
  3. Put it on top of the glass.
  4. Pour hot water over the coffee and let it drip for 5 minutes.
  5. After 5 minutes, remove the coffee filter and discard the coffee grounds.

Notes:

Neapolitan Espresso [grind: espresso #2]

Like wine, coffee has many different characteristics. For this recipe, I chose a Neapolitan roast from my local coffee roaster Mr.Espresso. It has hints of caramel, hazelnut, and dark chocolate - which pairs amazing well this egg coffee


-About Mr. Espresso-

Mr. Espresso is an Oakland-based, family-owned, and operated Specialty Coffee Roaster that started in 1978. Mr. They specialize in coffee that is gently roasted as it was in Italy, over slow-burning, oak wood logs that are hand-selected, perfectly seasoned, and sustainably sourced. Skillfully adapting this Old World tradition to modern tastes, the Mr. Espresso family continues to roast classically inspired blends to bring you an espresso-like no other.

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Iced Ube Mocha Latte Recipe

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