January 16, 2022

How I Make Vietnamese Egg Coffee

The “Saigon” episode of “Somebody Feed Phil” introduced street beverages like Vietnamese Coffee. Did you know that there are three of them in Vietnam? One is the traditional robusta beans brewed in Vietnamese coffee press and mixed with condensed milk. The other two are egg coffee and coconut coffee, which sound strange if you hear them for the first time.

I was already familiar with Vietnamese Egg Coffee before but it was when I watched the episode on Netflix that I appreciate the creation of Vietnamese coffee. It seems like the Vietnamese version of espresso con panna. But instead of a cream, they use custard. I took a shot of making today. It was a success and it feels like a masterpiece. I was grinning widely when I’ve done it.

My process isn’t the traditional one since I don’t have the exact same equipments and ingredients, but I’ll still share it for those who are curious.

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