Spanish Latte recipe (Cafe Con Leche)
Indulge in the exquisite charm of a Spanish Latte, also known as Cafe Con Leche.
This delightful coffee creation combines the intense flavors of strong coffee with the creamy richness of scalded milk.
A classic in coffee culture, the Spanish Latte offers a comforting balance that elevates your coffee experience.
Let's dive into the simple yet mesmerizing steps to brew this cafe favorite at home.
Often enjoyed in coffee shops, this recipe brings the charm of a Spanish cafe to your kitchen, allowing you to savor its warmth and indulgence anytime you desire.
Ingredients
- Equal parts of strong coffee and scalded milk
- Coffee beans
- Full-fat milk
Apparatus
- Espresso machine or Moka pot
- Milk frother
How to Make Spanish Latte?
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What is Spanish Latte?
It is a sweet & creamy coffee drink that originated in Spain. However, it is also very famous in the overall world.
It includes espresso coffee which is mixed with sweetened condensed milk or regular milk.
Spanish Latte is a rich and indulgent beverage.
You can also find its variations that include spices like cinnamon or nutmeg.
This latte is known for its smooth texture and balanced sweetness and I think that's why it is more popular among the people who prefer drinking sweet coffee over bitter one.
Foods to Eat With Spanish Latte?
As far as my experience with this coffee is concerned, I recommend churros, pastries, croissants, cinnamon rolls, muffins, cookies, cakes, fruit tarts, etc.
How to Garnish It?
1) You can dust a sprinkle of cocoa powder on top of the foam or whipped cream for a touch of chocolate flavor and a visually appealing contrast.
2) Sprinkle ground cinnamon on top of the foam or whipped cream for a warm, aromatic flavor.
3)You can also drizzle caramel sauce over the foam or whipped cream for added sweetness and a decorative finish.
4) Use a vegetable peeler to create chocolate shavings and sprinkle them over the foam or whipped cream for a chocolatey garnish.
5) Grate fresh nutmeg over the foam or whipped cream for a warm, spicy flavor.
Summing It Up
When you drink homemade Spanish latte, you enjoy the delicious blending of scalded milk.
I hope you will make this coffee drink yourself and if you do so, don't forget to tell me your experience in the comment box.
This was the recipe for the Spanish latte. I hope you enjoyed this recipe article.
I am a barista by profession hailing from NC. My journey began in my late teens when I started working as a barista in a local coffee shop. My passion for coffee quickly became evident as I immersed myself in the art of espresso extraction, latte art ...