
Turkish Coffee
Finely ground coffee brewed slowly in a cezve and poured into small cups with its foam.
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Turkish coffee uses very finely ground roasted coffee brewed with water in a cezve. Control the heat as the foam rises and pour gently; the grounds settle in the cup rather than dissolving like instant coffee.
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Dry, finely ground coffee for the Turkish brewing method. This is not instant coffee, a sweetened coffee mix or a nutritional record for the finished beverage.

Powder-fine roasted grounds intended for a cezve; the linked recipe begins with this dry ingredient.
Different preparation is required. Coarser grounds and soluble coffee do not behave like a Turkish grind.
Suitable when milled finely enough; specify the brewing method to the roaster.
Makes a different drink; neither is a direct replacement in the cezve method.
No verified nutrition data is available for this ingredient.
UNESCO recognizes Turkish coffee culture and tradition, including its preparation and social role. The linked recipe follows the cezve method; the method uses a very fine grind and leaves sediment in the cup.