Café au lait

Just coffee with milk. A great option for a homemade breakfast - as, in fact, the whole of France drinks it, dipping a croissant into a large cup of coffee. By the way, if you're abstaining from coffee for some reason, you can make a New Orleans-style café-au-le by brewing chicory instead of coffee and blending it according to this recipe.

How to cook Café au lait

Step 1

Preheat French press, pour in coffee, fill with freshly boiled bottled water, close, brew 4-5 minutes. Drop the press.

Step 2

Pour milk and cream into a saucepan, stir and bring to a boil over medium heat (but do not boil).

Step 3

Warm up large cups. Pour a little coffee into the bottom of each cup, then pour in the milk and remaining coffee. Sweeten to taste if desired and serve hot.

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