Our Irish Coffee with Baileys and Kahlua Recipe is a wonderful beverage to accompany any brunch or dessert! It’s lovely to serve baileys coffee as a solo dessert beverage too. But, how can you wrong with a Baileys and Kahlua in your cup of coffee?! Some tend think that it needs to be kalhua vs baileys–I say why not have both?! Unless you prefer the traditional Irish coffee baileys just by itself, then omit the kahlua in our irish coffee baileys recipe. Either way you will adore it!
Why we love Irish Coffee with Baileys and Kahlua Recipe
I have yet to find a variety of coffee that I don’t completely adore! There are many ways that dreamy dark cups of coffee are prepared around the world. I’ve tried my fair share of them in my travels… I embrace them all!! 🙂
I love our Irish Coffee with Baileys and Kahlua recipe–it’s fun combo you’ll love too!
Today’s Irish Coffee with Baileys and Kahlua Recipe is a traditional Irish hot beverage!
Ohhhh kay, I added the Kahlua because why not?! I’m thinking the more-coffee flavor there is the more-better it is! (at least in my book.)
While the most common everyday beverage in Ireland is tea and popular alcoholic beverages include whiskey, beer, and ale. Coffee mixed with whiskey and whipped cream is known throughout the world as “Irish coffee.”
In my recent European travels that included a few days in Dublin, Ireland I made sure to stop and enjoy an Irish Coffee! This is a photo of the Irish Coffee I enjoyed while waiting for my departing flight in the Dublin, Ireland airport. . .
History of Irish Coffee
Chef and Bartender Joe Sheridan worked at the Foynes Airport, Shannon Ireland.
He created the traditional Irish Coffee on a cold night as he was hoping to warm travelers,
Sheridan put some good Irish whiskey into their coffees and topped it with pouring cream.
How did Irish Coffee get to the US?
• In 1951, Stanton Delaplane, a reporter for The San Francisco Chronicle, enjoyed a cup of Sheridan’s Irish Coffee at Foynes Airport.
• The reporter flew home to the US and spent a long evening at The Buena Vista Cafe in San Francisco attempting to work out the proper balance of ingredients.
• Soon enough, Jack Koeppler, the owner of The Buena Vista, found himself to be the proprietor of the most prosperous saloon in the city practically overnight, thanks to Irish Coffee!
Ingredients Irish Coffee with Baileys and Kahlua Recipe!
- dark hot coffee
- baileys irish cream
- kahlua coffee liquor
- brown sugar
- fresh whipping cream for topping
Remember last weeks Irish Cream Bundt Cake? You may have spied this Irish Coffee with Baileys and Kahlua in one of the cake photo’s. I must say it was a lovely pairing all the way around!
We’re sure you’ll love our Irish Coffee With Kahlua & Cremé De Cacao Recipe too.
Irish Coffee with Baileys and Kahlua Recipe
Irish Coffee with Baileys and Kahlua Recipe is a wonderful beverage to accompany brunch or dessert!
Ingredients
- 1 cup dark hot coffee
- 3 tablespoons baileys irish cream
- 2 tablespoons kahlua coffee liquor
- 1 tablespoon brown sugar
- 2 tablespoons fresh whipping cream for topping
Instructions
- Place pressed brown sugar in the base of serving glass.
- Add baileys irish cream and kahlua coffee liquor to glass, then top off with coffee.
- Top with whipped cream and serve hot.
- Stir and Sip!
- Enjoy.
Nutrition Information:
Yield:
1Serving Size:
1Amount Per Serving: Calories: 520Total Fat: 11gSaturated Fat: 7gTrans Fat: 0gUnsaturated Fat: 3gCholesterol: 34mgSodium: 26mgCarbohydrates: 51gFiber: 0gSugar: 51gProtein: 1g
More Irish Recipes
• Guinness Beef and Potato Stew
• Irish Cheddar, Ham, and Chive Scones
Irish Coffee with Baileys and Kahlua Recipe is a must-make for St. Patrick’s Day!
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I. Just. Make. Coffee. In pot. And. Pour. Mybailey. In. It. In. The. Winter. Kees. Me. Warm. And. A. NIC. Buzz. Is. That. Good. Or. Bad?
Of course… it’s a winner how ever it’s made!! Happy Holidays 🙂
Can i microwave my cold brew coffee as an alternative for dark hot coffee?
Yes… that will work! Enjoy 🙂