DIDACTIC UNIT 8. 6TH COURSE. IRELAND. HOW TO MAKE AN IRISH COFFEE


Did you know that Irish coffee is one of the most famous drinks from Ireland?

Do you know what ingredients are used in its making?

How do they combine?

Watch this video for info and then reorder the parts of the process. 


A. Mix the ground coffee with hot water
B. Put some cream on top of the coffe and decorate with coffee beans.
C. Pour the right measure of Irish whiskey into each glass.
D. Mix hot water and brown sugar to get sugar syrup.
E. Press the coffee and pour it into the glasses.
F. Pour hot water into the glasses.
G. Pour the sugar syrup into the glasses.
H. Grind the coffee beans to have real fresh coffee.
I. Whip the cream till it thickens.
J. Dump the hot water from the glasses.


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