mostly i'm apprehensive about sharing recipes from actual books for copyright reasons, so i'll try and stick to ones i've found and used online.
here's one for cold-brewed coffee that turned out fantastic. it's good for those without coffee makers, a coffee maker that lacks a brewing timer or for those who like to do things at night, rather than in the mornings. (like me! for instance, i shower at night, because i can't wake up in time to shower in the a.m. it's just not going to happen folks, i can barely remember to run my fingers through my hair, much less have the coordination and memory to shower.) (this probably doesn't reassure you about my driving skills...)
time: 5 minutes + overnight
1/3 c ground coffee (they say med-coarse is best, i say whatever you have on hand)
milk/cream/half n' half (not optional for me)
sugar (again, not optional for me)
1. in a container, stir together coffee and 1 1/2 cups water. cover and let rest at room temperature overnight
2. strain twice through a coffee filter (whoops, once was just fine for me), a fine-mesh sieve or a sieve lined with cheesecloth. in a tall glass filled with ice, mix equal parts coffee concentrate and water, or to taste. if desired, add milk/sugar/kahlua.
yield: 2 drinks
NOTE: for hot coffee, dilute it one part coffee to one part water and nuke it
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