Dalgona coffee recipe

 Here's a simplified version of the popular *Dalgona Coffee*recipe:


#Ingredients:

- 2 tablespoons instant coffee

- 2 tablespoons sugar

- 2 tablespoons hot water

- 1 cup milk (cold or hot, depending on your preference)

- Ice cubes (optional, for iced coffee)


# Instructions:

1. *Mix Coffee, Sugar, and Water*: In a medium bowl, combine the instant coffee, sugar, and hot water. 

2. *Whisk until Frothy*: Using a whisk, hand mixer, or electric mixer, whisk the mixture until it becomes thick and frothy. This can take about 2-5 minutes.

3. *Prepare the Milk*: Pour your preferred milk (cold for iced or hot for a warm drink) into a glass. Add ice cubes if making iced coffee.

4. *Top with Coffee Foam*: Spoon the frothy coffee mixture over the milk, creating a layered effect.

5. *Stir and Enjoy*: Mix the coffee foam into the milk before drinking for the best flavor.


Enjoy your Dalgona coffee!


यहाँ लोकप्रिय * * डलगोना कॉफी * *बनाने कि तरीके का 

सरलीकृत संस्करण दिया गया हैः


#सामग्रीः-2 बड़े चम्मच कॉफी-2 बड़े चम्मच चीनी-2 बड़े चम्मच गर्म पानी-1 कप दूध (cold or hot, depending on your preference)
- बर्फ के टुकड़े (optional, for iced coffee)


##निर्देशः
1. कॉफी, चीनी और पानी मिलाएं * *: एक मध्यम कटोरे में इंस्टेंट कॉफी, चीनी और गर्म पानी मिलाएं।
2. फ्रोथी होने तक फेंटें * *: फ्रोथी, हैंड मिक्सर या इलेक्ट्रिक मिक्सर का उपयोग करके, मिश्रण को तब तक फेंटें जब तक कि यह गाढ़ा और झागदार न हो जाए। इसमें लगभग 2-5 मिनट लग सकते हैं।
3. * दूध तैयार करें * *: एक गिलास में अपना पसंदीदा दूध (आइस्ड के लिए ठंडा या गर्म पेय के लिए गर्म) डालें। आइस्ड कॉफी बनाते समय बर्फ के टुकड़े डालें।
4. कॉफी फोम के साथ शीर्ष * *: दूध के ऊपर झागदार कॉफी मिश्रण चम्मच, एक स्तरित प्रभाव बनाते हैं।
5. * * मिलाएं और आनंद लें * *: सबसे अच्छा स्वाद पाने के लिए पीने से पहले दूध में कॉफी के फोम को मिलाएं।



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