The first time I tasted it was on Saudia airlines flight. It was so good that I asked the hostess to bring me more and she gave me a mug full of it the second time. Bless her soul !!
The first time I tasted it, when I was living in Saudi Arabia, I didn't like it, but now I miss it so much, so delicious with good dates. Great memories from when I lived in this wonderful country.
I agree with Ryan Ireland, many Southest Asian people like Vn, Philippines, Myanmar or South Asian like Bangladesh, India, Sri Lanka cannot return with their family or even dead there
This is a beautiful video, we in Qassim use a crushed roasted coffee with cardamom only, and we leave it to boil on fire for about 15 minutes, then serve with dates and desserts.
I'm only 14 and I drink Arabic coffee every day, it just gives me a taste of nostalgia for some reason. But I use Nestlè packets for this coffee. Saffron is my fav
Enjoy this with a Twix. Seriously. Bite each end of the Twix and pull coffee through it like a straw until it hits your lips. Then take a bite of the Twix. Then take a sip of the al-qahwa. Incredible.
I had Arabic coffee ( Kahwa ) at my Saudi friend house ... it tastes great......tried to make it at home but couldn't get the same taste ......will try you recipe......thanks for sharing Jazakallah khair
I had it for the first time this weekend at Crepes and Karak in Vienna, Va and it was delicious! Will be back for more. It is clearly a work of love to make this lovely drink.
I remember i had a good friend who got his mum to prepare some and got some dates too and we sat in a scenic place and was awesome as we also brought some crisps too and it was one of my favourites even though i burnt my tongue.lol
I wanna say thanks for this video, I tried it and it was so yummy, I recommend to people who never drink this type of coffee , {{{{ just try at least once }}}.
saffron is one of the world most expensive herb with many health benefits and also smell good...in my country Malaysia 1 gram saffron grade AAA cost RM16 convert to usd 3.80
bunny gene dear bunny you can add as many as you want, if you like the strong cardamom flavor you can add up to 2 table spoons of uncrushed cardamom pieces, usually i put one table spoon on one liter of coffee. you can put your cardamom in plastic bag and crush them with any hard object, thats what i do usually to avoid cleaning the grinder:) p.s. be careful to mush cardamom can cause stomach ulcers. Ramadan kareem :D
zainul777 hello my dear the coffee beans that am using is just a regular coffee beans, the difference between arabic and american coffee for example is the way of roasting, for arabic coffee especially in the golf area the raw green beans are roasted until becomes golden yellow unlike coffee beans that is used to make different espresso drinks, such as americano, where they roast coffee until beans become dark brown. where to buy depends on where you live however you can always find raw coffee beans and roast it at home until becomes golden yellow:) please let me know if you have any questions.
+Ale Vogel there is no specific label, it's a yemeni coffee beans that are roasted until they became golden or light brown, it is hard to find it in the U.S am not sure about Mexico though, thank you for your comment my dear, here are some websites that sell saudi style roasted coffee www.tomoorona.com/ground-arabic-coffee/ www.hashems.com/store/coffee/saudi-light-roast-16oz always go for light roast :)
It's "Arabica coffee beans". Buy it green, unroasted, and roast to a golden color, light roast. Grind coarse to help filter the beans afterward. The recipe is precize except for the ginger. Ginger is used in some regions only but mainstream it's without ginger.
Arabica beans is the variety most available in the west ( its a Columbian hybrid of the original yemeni blend) go for a medium roast and if not available get the raw green bean and just toast them on a non oiled/non stick pan for 15 to 20 mins on low heat until you get the roast grade you prefer( mind you Arabic coffee varies with the country and there is no such thing as a single standard) then grind and boil with fresh cold water then reduce to a simmer and add your aromatics ( clavo de olorx3, Cardamomo x 6, azafrán x 6) and salute enjoy.
Actually in India there is a place called tamilnadu her panalam same procedure it's very traditional drink it's not a coffee it's common drink for all even tea lovers also can drink.once you try that too.good drinks keeps you happy.thankyou
I tried this so many times and couldn’t stand it during travels Found be flavour odd and just too spice centred and the coffee not deep enough Fast forward 5 years had it again and surprisingly liked it,so much so I’m here trying to figure out how to have it I think it’s part changes to my pallet and partly nostalgia
Or also that Saudi coffee needs to be made with High quality ingredients to taste good, the ones serves in the airlines are poorly made, like even just a bad quality saffron would ruin the whole coffee
+Rahim ss Hi I am from Qatar to. Some brands have light and others have medium roasted coffee. I think that you should try the taste of the coffee from someone you know who drinks it occasionally. From my experience I prefer the light roast coffee. Good luck :)
@@mssara6589 Habibty, personally I honestly don't use Safran not for the price of it or the money or whatever... I just don't do it because I think it's to strong, I rather use Safran only in the food instead and for the Qahwah or Shai instead I use always Cardamom and Cloves and Sweet Herb leaving it boiling for about couple minutes too. Lastly and finally, I serve it with honey 🍯and a bit of cinnamon powder on the top (but, really just a bit!!!). It tastes like Heaven, especially with dates and chocolate 🍫 absolutely wonderful 🤩
You have filter it by using a strainer, you could also use a coarse grind to prevent powder from entering the cup but after letting the pot set for 5 minutes, most of the coffee would've settled at the bottom
I think this is what I am looking for. I went to Saudi and they serve coffee but it taste like a tea, and they grind it fresh, I am looking for the recipe, it is not sweet just kind of bitter tea, but they love it. I want to make it do you know if this is it, the color looks the same. Thank you
Muharram Bint mmm! it is bitter but to me it has nothing to do with the taste of tea, however my Taiwanese friend told me that it does taste like some kind of tea that is known in Asia. please let me know if you would like to know anything else :)
This has a totally different taste, I didn't quite understand your question, but to make this arabic Saudi style you need a golden yellowish coffee beans.
The first time I tasted it was on Saudia airlines flight. It was so good that I asked the hostess to bring me more and she gave me a mug full of it the second time. Bless her soul !!
The first time I tasted it, when I was living in Saudi Arabia, I didn't like it, but now I miss it so much, so delicious with good dates. Great memories from when I lived in this wonderful country.
that's nice
Saudi Arabia is an awful country
saudy Arabia beautiful cantry
I agree with Ryan Ireland, many Southest Asian people like Vn, Philippines, Myanmar or South Asian like Bangladesh, India, Sri Lanka cannot return with their family or even dead there
Phạm Bá Hưng don't lie 😂😂
اشكرك من كل اعماق قلبي ....بفضل الله ثم بفضلك قدرت اشرب قهوتنا في الغربة
+hussam alashwl جعله بالعافيه يارب
Saudis are generous and serve this wonderful drink in haram mosque daily with delicious dates.thanx arabic people
That’s a real Arabic coffee
👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻 thanks for sharing
The way to make Arabic coffee is to boil down the coffee powder in a pod and pour it to the very top of the cup.
craving for this...love it especially with dates...
This is a beautiful video, we in Qassim use a crushed roasted coffee with cardamom only, and we leave it to boil on fire for about 15 minutes, then serve with dates and desserts.
Hi noora, just to make sure do you use light roasted coffee ? ❤
I'm only 14 and I drink Arabic coffee every day, it just gives me a taste of nostalgia for some reason. But I use Nestlè packets for this coffee. Saffron is my fav
عن اي ماضي تتحدث وعمرك ١٤ عام فقط
@@المتمكن-ك6ه
الرجال صار عمره الان17😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Enjoy this with a Twix. Seriously. Bite each end of the Twix and pull coffee through it like a straw until it hits your lips. Then take a bite of the Twix. Then take a sip of the al-qahwa. Incredible.
Spencer Ecker you can do it with a penguin bar too mmm
Yeah 😂👌🏻
STOP STEALING MY MOVES !
may i ask how did you learn this trick
That is so South African. Goeie.
Finally, I find a amazing video which explain how Saudi Coffee made and I will use it on my final presentation tomorrow.
My favourite cooker is Eman and her way of doing and preparing Arabic Qahwah ☕ is the best 👌 💯
I had Arabic coffee ( Kahwa ) at my Saudi friend house ... it tastes great......tried to make it at home but couldn't get the same taste ......will try you recipe......thanks for sharing Jazakallah khair
Fun Fun you're welcome my dear, thank you for your nice comment, am glad you like its taste most people don't :P
hi madam ..i just ask what the substitute of safron for Arabic coffee??
+Neriemay Bernal it's not important
i once tasted arabian coffee, the most bitter thing i ever tasted in my entire life.
@@azzzanadra lol true
A friend of mine just shared this with me. I'm a fan!
Patrick Howard glad you liked it!
Mashaallah very very nice.
First time I had Arabic coffee was on emirates first class, just after we boarded, really, really nice.
Arabic people served it i waited daily for this qahwa it was realy energetic
I love arabic gahwa
Arabic coffee is how coffee originally was made. The dark coffee was the Turkish variation that was made later when coffee spread to Turkey.
Jazaakallahu khoiron
I had it for the first time this weekend at Crepes and Karak in Vienna, Va and it was delicious! Will be back for more. It is clearly a work of love to make this lovely drink.
Thanks alot for sharing plz do more videos on traditional Arabic food
Thank you so much Chef Sara, been looking for this make.. now only I found the easy way to make arabic coffee. :)
Ilove arebic cofe from Ethiopia
Yes
Good job Sara. Thanks for the video
Ma Shaa Allah
I like Saudi coffee.
Fayaz Khan Thank you dear Fayaz :)
This arabi no saudi
Me too bro
Not Saudi coffee its Arabian for all tribal arabs around the peninsula levant and iraq
@@Txitxitt بلا فلسفه هذه القهوه العربيه السعوديه تشرب في الجزيره العربيه فقط اما في بلاد الشام والعراق مايشربوها يشربو القهوه التركيه السوداء .
Good Job...
Fell in love with the first sip. Can’t drink regular coffee anymore.
Thank you for the beautiful way of Saudi coffee ... I was hoping to use the Saudi Dallah to drink coffee ...
I shall try in Sha Allah
I am working in coffee shop in riyadh our coffee is very famous your also test our coffee❤❤
Do you make it similar to this way?
nice clear
I remember i had a good friend who got his mum to prepare some and got some dates too and we sat in a scenic place and was awesome as we also brought some crisps too and it was one of my favourites even though i burnt my tongue.lol
lovely brass pot. i think you need to open the flap on the spout when pouring though and it wont dribble. 😊 thanks for showing ingredients ect.
ما شاء الله
I wanna say thanks for this video, I tried it and it was so yummy, I recommend to people who never drink this type of coffee , {{{{ just try at least once }}}.
Watching while I'm drinking coffee
This is the only kind of coffee that helps me get through my third shift job.
super strong
Me too
I love it...😍😍
Assalamu Alaikum, how are you, how are you, I am watching from Bangladesh
Looks great! Too bad saffron is so pricey here in the States. Hope to visit your country some day.
saffron is one of the world most expensive herb with many health benefits and also smell good...in my country Malaysia 1 gram saffron grade AAA cost RM16 convert to usd 3.80
this looks so good! and seems very different from other arabic cofee videos that are on yt
Hvala, Saro. ❤😊
Can you show me the Coffee brand? Actually I don't know how to find it.
the taste of gava is excellent..... Love it...... :)
Awesome process
حبيت الفناجين كتير حلوين😍
Wat kind of coffee to use for khawa.
My khawa turned black. Not brown.plz help
hello. please tell which coffee brand we should use? thanks.
I missed this coffee gawah with tamar..
i gotta try this out one day
রেডিমেড গাওয়াহ বা কফিতে অন্য কোন মসলা মেশাতে হয়?
Hello Chef Sara! I have a question please, How Many Pieces Of Cardamom Sould I Put In? if I don't have grounded cardamom. Thank You. Ramadan Kareem!
bunny gene dear bunny you can add as many as you want, if you like the strong cardamom flavor you can add up to 2 table spoons of uncrushed cardamom pieces, usually i put one table spoon on one liter of coffee. you can put your cardamom in plastic bag and crush them with any hard object, thats what i do usually to avoid cleaning the grinder:) p.s. be careful to mush cardamom can cause stomach ulcers. Ramadan kareem :D
Thank You Very Much Habibti Chef Sara For Your Reply And Information... ^_^
wow thanks, om turki to teaching us how to do Arabic coffee was amazing
Saudia arabia is best country. Best food special gahwa date
yes its so tasty...
I love Ghawa coffee very much :)
There is different spices and different flavor of arabic coffee from different tribes to tribes
Hello Chef Sara.Thank you for the video. What kind of coffee are you using and where can we buy it?
zainul777 hello my dear the coffee beans that am using is just a regular coffee beans, the difference between arabic and american coffee for example is the way of roasting, for arabic coffee especially in the golf area the raw green beans are roasted until becomes golden yellow unlike coffee beans that is used to make different espresso drinks, such as americano, where they roast coffee until beans become dark brown. where to buy depends on where you live however you can always find raw coffee beans and roast it at home until becomes golden yellow:) please let me know if you have any questions.
What coffee brand is that?
Me now tasting different types 😋
Benefits for health???
I like it
Can u pls tell me the name of coffee powder...plss..
Can any coffee be used to make this?
In Saudi Arabia we don't fill up the whole cup just the bottom of it.. and we shake the cup to tell the person who's serving us that we're done.
in hijas they fill up the whole cup " what u r sayin is right but just in nijd"
In Malaysia...we serve regular size cup fill with coffee 😂
Where can I purchase the powder of the coffee? وين اقدر اشتري البودر حق القهوه ؟ is there any websites
Thanx, bro!
what's the label of the coffee you use? great video! greetings from Mexico x UPDATE: I got the coffee! a friend gave it to me straight up from KSA
+Ale Vogel there is no specific label, it's a yemeni coffee beans that are roasted until they became golden or light brown, it is hard to find it in the U.S am not sure about Mexico though, thank you for your comment my dear, here are some websites that sell saudi style roasted coffee
www.tomoorona.com/ground-arabic-coffee/
www.hashems.com/store/coffee/saudi-light-roast-16oz
always go for light roast :)
I will check it out, thanks, can't wait to try the coffee ♡
+Chef Sara
Thanks for publish about cultures Arabic
always be keep going >>
It's "Arabica coffee beans". Buy it green, unroasted, and roast to a golden color, light roast. Grind coarse to help filter the beans afterward. The recipe is precize except for the ginger. Ginger is used in some regions only but mainstream it's without ginger.
Arabica beans is the variety most available in the west ( its a Columbian hybrid of the original yemeni blend) go for a medium roast and if not available get the raw green bean and just toast them on a non oiled/non stick pan for 15 to 20 mins on low heat until you get the roast grade you prefer( mind you Arabic coffee varies with the country and there is no such thing as a single standard) then grind and boil with fresh cold water then reduce to a simmer and add your aromatics ( clavo de olorx3, Cardamomo x 6, azafrán x 6) and salute enjoy.
Actually in India there is a place called tamilnadu her panalam same procedure it's very traditional drink it's not a coffee it's common drink for all even tea lovers also can drink.once you try that too.good drinks keeps you happy.thankyou
❤
I tried this so many times and couldn’t stand it during travels
Found be flavour odd and just too spice centred and the coffee not deep enough
Fast forward 5 years had it again and surprisingly liked it,so much so I’m here trying to figure out how to have it
I think it’s part changes to my pallet and partly nostalgia
Or also that Saudi coffee needs to be made with High quality ingredients to taste good, the ones serves in the airlines are poorly made, like even just a bad quality saffron would ruin the whole coffee
Yeah i drink this is noot good
My offic evriday arbik kofi drink
nice
I wanna try this with ginger powder
Which coffee is it?
What coffee powder to use? Green?
Roasted until golden Ethiopian or Yemeni Harar beans 100% Arabica
ابداع
The consistency is a lot more subtle and tea like compated to South American/ European coffee.
Is there a special type of coffee powder to be used ??
Ethiopian coffee light roast until the beans are golden yellow check the colour difference in this video > ua-cam.com/video/hSdU0a0ufaQ/v-deo.html
i bought Saudi coffee in Jerusalem & they added the spices in the ground coffee...so do i follow the same preparation instructions as in this video?
No ...
@@وضاح-ن8ص then what?? why tell me just no without an alternative?
Dear chef Sara,,,,,Kindly advise,, which type of coffee i can use ,,,,I mean brand ?
+Rahim ss hello my dear, it depends on where you live!
I am living in Qatar
+Rahim ss Hi I am from Qatar to. Some brands have light and others have medium roasted coffee. I think that you should try the taste of the coffee from someone you know who drinks it occasionally. From my experience I prefer the light roast coffee. Good luck :)
+Aisha Essa *too
+Aisha Essa thank you aisha let me try with light one
Bun Barry is the best roasted coffee shoppe in Riyadh
Love it :D
Kya india me arebic qassim mixed coffee milti hai
Arabic coffee has the highest caffeine coffee
Javaab dena
is there a substitute for Saffron???...because saffron is damm expensive
it's not a must, you can still enjoy it without saffron
@@mssara6589
Habibty, personally I honestly don't use Safran not for the price of it or the money or whatever... I just don't do it because I think it's to strong, I rather use Safran only in the food instead and for the Qahwah or Shai instead I use always Cardamom and Cloves and Sweet Herb leaving it boiling for about couple minutes too. Lastly and finally, I serve it with honey 🍯and a bit of cinnamon powder on the top (but, really just a bit!!!).
It tastes like Heaven, especially with dates and chocolate 🍫 absolutely wonderful 🤩
beautiful video.
One question, do you drink the qahwa with the coffee powder in it?
You have filter it by using a strainer, you could also use a coarse grind to prevent powder from entering the cup but after letting the pot set for 5 minutes, most of the coffee would've settled at the bottom
first pan roast brown it slightly, then crush coffee, then cardamom and cloves, maybe zafran, then boil 15 mins nd done
So good thank you💕
mimi Lajolie you are welcome my dear :)
I loveeeee you Chef Sara, this video its AMAZING!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I think this is what I am looking for. I went to Saudi and they serve coffee but it taste like a tea, and they grind it fresh, I am looking for the recipe, it is not sweet just kind of bitter tea, but they love it. I want to make it do you know if this is it, the color looks the same. Thank you
Muharram Bint mmm! it is bitter but to me it has nothing to do with the taste of tea, however my Taiwanese friend told me that it does taste like some kind of tea that is known in Asia. please let me know if you would like to know anything else :)
Could you use turkish coffee or is that to strong? 🇸🇦🇸🇦
This has a totally different taste, I didn't quite understand your question, but to make this arabic Saudi style you need a golden yellowish coffee beans.
arabik cOffe very strong
I learn many things how to make Saudi foods and drink because my hubby is from Saudi :) thanks for sharing!
u from where ?
Brava!!thanks
thumbs up :)
Where can I buy the Dallah in California ?
Thank you for the recipe
maybe coffee shops has it but I’m not sure you may need to order it online
Thank you for your response
I found one online but is made in India. I will prefer one for an arabic country.
yum gawa
is it a heater under the dallah?
🤔🙄😎👍