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keljner
1 egg
1 egg yolk
1/3 cup sugar
¼ cup butter, melted
¼ cup light cream
½ teaspoon baking powder
1-1/2 – cups all purpose flour
2-4 quarts vegetable oil for deep fat frying
½ cup confectioners sugar
This is a light delicacy…somewhat like a sweet pie crust. A Norwegian treat, it is great served with steaming mugs of coffee. These little bowl shaped pastries will be the favorite at every Coffee Klatch.
SERVES: 24
IN a large mixing bowl, beat egg with egg yolk until thick and lemon colored.
BEAT in sugar, butter, and cream. Mix baking powder with 1 -1/2 cups flour, and stir into butter mixture.
STIR in enough flour so that the dough picks up all particles around the bowl.
ROLL onto a lightly floured cutting board until the dough is 1/8 inch think. Cut the dough into strips 4 × 2 inches.
CUT a slit into the center of each strip and pull through one end of the Keljner so that it resembles a bow.
HEAT oil in a heavy pan or deep fat fryer. The heat should be 375 degrees F. or hot enough to fry a small piece of bread golden brown in a minute. Carefully, drop Keljner, one at a time, into the hot fat.
FRY for 3-4 minutes, turning once. The pastries will be golden brown.
DRAIN and sprinkle with a thick coating of confectioners sugar.
Each serving: 124 calories; 13 gm carbohydrates; 2 gm protein; 7 gm fat (54% calories from fat); 30 mg cholesterol; 31 mg sodium; 25 mg potassium.
macadamiamiracles
non-stick cooking spray
½ cup butter, softened
1 cup brown sugar, packed
1 egg
1 cup cold Kona coffee (or strongly flavored coffee or espresso)
1-3/4 cups all purpose flour
½ teaspoon baking soda
½ teaspoon salt
½ teaspoon nutmeg
½ teaspoon cinnamon
1-1/4 cups raisins
½ cup macadamia nuts, chopped
kona Mountain Coffee, Inc., in Kealakekua, Hawaii, adapted this recipe to make use of local products such as kona coffee and macadamia nuts. These tasty cookies are great with coffee!
SERVES: 48
PREHEAT oven to 400 degrees F. Spray 2 baking sheets with non-stick cooking spray. In a medium-sized mixing bowl, cream butter with brown sugar and egg until the mixture is smooth.
STIR in coffee. Next, in a large mixing bowl, sift flour with soda, salt, nutmeg, and cinnamon. Stir the dry mixture into the creamed mixture.
ADD raisins and nuts. Chills for at least 4 hours.
DROP by teaspoonfuls onto lightly greased baking sheets, 2 inches apart. Bake for 8 to 10 minutes until the cookies are lightly browned.
Each serving: 71 calories; 11 gm carbohydrates; 1 gm protein; 3 gm fat (35% calories from fat); 11 mg cholesterol; 52 mg sodium; 59 mg potassium.
rose’sold-fashioned chocolatecake
non-stick cooking spray
2 cups all purpose flour, sifted
2 cups sugar
½ teaspoon salt
1 cup butter
4 tablespoons cocoa
1 cup water
½ cup buttermilk
1 teaspoon baking soda
2 eggs
1 teaspoon vanilla
CHOCOLATE ICING
3 tablespoons cocoa
6 tablespoons milk
1 pound confectioners sugar
1 teaspoon vanilla
½ cup butter
1 cup flaked coconut
1 cup pecans, chopped
This chocolate cake has won prizes all over the world! My sister-in-law, Rose Ward, recently shared the recipe with me and I adapted it adding my favorite chocolate icing.
SERVES: 24
PREHEAT oven to 350 degrees F. Spray a 9x13x4 inch rectangular loaf pan with non-stick cooking spray. In a large bowl, combine flour, sugar, and salt. Set aside. In a medium-sized saucepan, heat butter, cocoa, and water. Bring to a full boil. Pour over flour mixture.
BEAT in buttermilk, baking soda, eggs, and vanilla. Beat well. Pour into prepared pan. Bake for 30 minutes or until a toothpick inserted in the center comes out clean. Immediately frost with easy chocolate frosting. The cake is better on the second day because the icing melts into the cake…making it moist and delicious.
TO MAKE ICING: In medium-sized bowl, combine cocoa, milk, confectioners sugar, vanilla, and butter. Mix at high speed with an electric mixer. Stir in coconut and nuts.
Each serving: 339 calories; 46 gm carbohydrate; 29 gm protein; 29 gm fat (45% calories from fat); 54 mg cholesterol; 205 mg sodium; 91 mg potassium.
cinnamoncoffeecake
non-stick cooking spray
3 cups all purpose flour
1 teaspoon salt
3 tablespoons sugar
1 package (3/4 ounce) dry yeast
½ cup very warm water
1 egg
1 cup evaporated milk
2 tablespoons butter, melted
½ cup brown sugar, packed
¾ teaspoon cinnamon
arecipe from my past! Some 30+ years ago, my professor at Ohio State University shared this with our foods’ class. It’s been in my recipe file ever since. Now, I’ve adapted it so it’s ready for the oven in 30 minutes.
SERVES: 12
SPRAY 2, 8” round baking pans with non-stick cooking spray. In a large mixing bowl, combine flour, salt, sugar and yeast.
USING an electric mixer, blend in warm water.
ADD egg, and ¾ of the evaporated milk. Continue mixing until smooth and satiny, about 5 minutes. Divide dough into 2 portions. Press into round pans so that dough covers all sides. Cover and allow to rise in a warm place for 20 minutes.
PREHEAT oven to 325 degrees F. Mix butter with remaining evaporated milk, brown sugar and cinnamon. With a wooden spoon handle, make indentations into the tops of prepared pans.
BRUSH and fill the indentations with brown sugar mixture.
BAKE for 25 minutes or until tops of coffee cakes are lightly browned. This coffee cake freezes and reheats well.
Each serving: 201 calories; 38 gm carbohydrates; 5 gm protein; 3 fat (12% calories from fat); 29 mg cholesterol; 216 mg sodium; 150 mg potassium.
toffeecoffee
pecanpie
3 eggs
1-1/2 cups brown sugar, packed
½ cup freshly brewed, strong coffee
2 tablespoons butter, melted
1 teaspoon vanilla
1 cup chocolate morsels
1 unbaked, 9-inch pie shell
1-1/2 cups pecan halves
This is so easy to make…and it’s the “best ever” pecan pie!
SERVES: 16
PREHEAT oven to 450 degrees F. With an electric mixer, beat eggs, sugar, and coffee in a medium-sized bowl. Next, add butter and vanilla.
SPRINKLE chocolate morsels onto the bottom of the pie shell. Next, sprinkle pecans over the chocolate pieces. Spoon filling over chocolate and pecans.
PLACE pie into the oven for 5 minutes, then reduce the heat to 325 degrees F. and bake until well set, 25 to 30 minutes.
Each serving: 270 calories; 32 gm carbohydrates; 3 gm protein; 16 gm fat (50% calories from fat); 107 mg cholesterol; 203 mg sodium; 331 mg potassium.
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Index
50/50 Blends, 95
After Dinner Blend, 95
Allspice
Spiced Mocha Mugs, 86
Spiced Coffee Bracer, 168
Spiced Viennese Coffee, 87
Spicy Iced Coffee, 126
Almond
Amaretto Iced Coffee, 108
Cafe Amaretto, 100
Amaretto Coffee
Amaretto Iced Coffee, 108
Italian Coffee, 163
Italian Coffee III, 165
Amaretto Coffee Cheesecake, 174
American Blend, 95
Anderson, Kenneth, 28
Aquavit Liqueur, 159
Danish Coffee, 159
Aromatic Blend, 95
Authentic Espresso, 135
Authentic Cappuccino, 135
Banana
Banana Frostie, 109
Tropical Mocha Smoothie, 127
Black Beauty, 150
Black Forest Coffee, 68
Blue Mountain Jamaican Coffee, 26
Caribbean Coffee, 73
Brandy
Black Beauty, 150
Brandied Cappuccino, 137
Brandied Coffee Punch, 151
Brandy Frosted, 152
Cafe Flambe, 154
Cafe Keith, 138
Campfire Cafe, 156
Brandied Cappuccino, 137
Brazilian Coffee, 26
Bread
Coffee Honey Bread, 180
Brew Cycle, 62
Brown Sugar
Cafe De Olla, 72
Cappuccino Blanco, 142
Coffee Grog, 83
Irish Coffee, 162
Nutty Coffee Nog, 81
Spicy Austrian Coffee, 79
Cafe Amaretto, 100
Cafe Au Lait, 69
Cafe Au Vin, 153
Cafe Borgatta, 139
Cafe Borgia, 70
Cafe Chocomalt, 110
Cafe Con Leche, 71
Cafe De Olla, 72
Cafe Europa, 76
Cafe Flambe, 154
Cafe Jamaica, 155
Cafe Keith, 138
Cafe Latte con Panna, 141
Cafe Latte, 140
Cafe Latte, Macchiato, 141
Cafe Latte Naked, 141
Cafe Mazagran, 128
Cafe Mexicano, 74
Cafe Seville, 157
Caffeine in Coffee, 27
Cakes
Chocolate Chip Loaf, 176
Frozen Banana Split Dessert, 186
Rose’s old Fashioned Chocolate Cake, 197
Campfire Cafe, 156
Cappuccino (and Espresso), 135
Authentic Cappuccino, 135
Brandied Cappuccino, 137
Café Keith, 138
Café Borgatta, 139
Café Latte, 140
Cappuccino Blanco, 142
Frosty Minted Mocha, 143
Iced Elegantissimo, 144
Microwave Cappuccino, 145
Cappuccino Blanco, 142
Cardamom Flavor
Iced Cardamom Delight, 115
Joe’s Turkish Blend, 92
Cardboard Coffee Cups, 59
Caribbean Coffee, 73
Caruso, Michael, 26
Cheesecake
Amaretto Coffee Cheesecake, 174
Castle, Timothy J., 11
Cherry
Black Forest Coffee, 68
Iced Cardamom Delight, 115
Chicory
Campfire Cafe, 156
New Orleans Blend, 97
Chocolate/Cocoa
Black Forest Coffee, 68
Brandied Cappuccino, 137
Cafe Borgatta, 139
Cafe Borgia, 70
Cafe Mexicano, 74
Chocolate Chip Loaf, 176
Chocolate Grasshopper, 158
Chocolate Mint Coffee, 99
Coffee Float, 111
Devil’s Delight, 160
Frosty Minted Mocha, 143
Frozen Banana Split Dessert, 186
Iced Creme De Cacao, 169
Iced Elegantissimo, 144
Iced Mocha with Mint,
116
Mediterranean Coffee, 78
Midnight Sun Cooler, 121
Mocha Fino, 146
Mocha Mist, 122
Mocha Mugs, 80
Orange Coffee, 82
Rose’s Old Fashioned Chocolate
Cake, 197
South of The Border Coffee
Cooler, 84
Spiced Mocha Mugs, 86
Toffee Coffee, 88
Tropical Mocha Smoothie, 127
Chocolate Ice Cream
Café Chocomalt, 110
Chocolate Grasshopper, 158
Mocha Rum Punch, 167
Mocha Silk Soda, 123
Rose’s Old Fashioned
Chocolate Cake, 197
Chocolate Mint Coffee, 99
Cinnamon
Amaretto Iced Coffee, 108
Cafe Au Vin, 153
Cafe Con Leche, 71
Cafe De Olla, 72
Cafe Keith, 138
Cafe Latte, 140
Cafe Mexicano, 74
Campfire Cafe, 156
Cappuccino Blanco, 142
Cinnamon Coffee Cake, 199
Cinnamon Toast Coffee Cake, 178
Coffee Grog, 83
Mediterranean Coffee, 78
Mexican Coffee, 166
Orange Coffee, 82
South of The Border Coffee
Cooler, 84
Spiced Coffee Bracer, 168
Spiced Viennese Coffee, 87
Spiced Mocha Mugs, 86
Spicy Iced Coffee, 126
Spicy Austrian Coffee, 79
Cinnamon Coffee Cake, 199
Cinnamon Toast Coffee Cake, 178
Clove Flavor
Campfire Cafe, 156
Coffee Grog, 83
Mediterranean Coffee, 78
Spiced Citrus Iced Coffee, 129
Spiced Coffee Bracer, 168
Spiced Mocha Mugs, 86
Spiced Viennese Coffee, 87
Spicy Austrian Coffee, 79
Spicy Iced Coffee, 126
Club Soda
Continental Coffee Cooler, 113
Top 100 Coffee Recipes: a Cookbook for Coffee Lovers