Εξαιρετικό βίντεο,χαιρετισμούς από Ελλάδα!Greetings from Greece!

Wow! My wife had a yiayia too, and it's good to relearn how to make Greek coffee properly. Really enjoyed this video, many many thanks and God bless. Efharisto Poli!

Remember to turn off stove, thanks for the advice. Never stir coffee when its almost done, only in the beginning. Ps, check your blood pressure after drinking that big cup of greek coffee.

“Make sure you have your pinky extended.” Made me laugh out loud. I am Armenian (also Irish and English) so I call it Armenian coffee. My wife is Greek, Italian and Albanian. When I make it for the greek side of the family I call it Greek coffee. I know it sounds like we are super ethnic. We are not. Both of us were born in America as were our parents. Lol

when it was rising and you stιr it it broke my heart

Thanks for sharing

Thank youu!! Fantastic video. U could’ve shown the pour technique a bit more but it’s good anyway!’ Finally got it after 3 months. Big up

:) good vibes

It is important to if you have after service coffee to do it well. But does Orthodoxy even do an after service coffee meeting or is that not respectful of the Eucharist? Can you do before service coffee if it is a service without the Eucharist?

@annunciationorthodox

5 ай бұрын

Father will be answering your question in tonight's live Orthodoxy Questions Answered!

@amerikaansnieuws3248

5 ай бұрын

Thank you.@@annunciationorthodox

I want to learn cuping free on line. Great !

@antenejmeshesha5846

2 жыл бұрын

From Ethiopia ።

does it have to be blessed holy water

Tops my bruuuu

My Syrian grandmother taught us to let the coffee rise and fall 3 time for the trinity. 3 times for Father, Son and Holy Ghost.

Which brand of coffee did you use? I have tried them all is it a gold or light type coffee?

@johnnewton3821

4 ай бұрын

I use Loumidas, and Bravo coffee. Also any Turkish coffee.

How do you keep the grounds out of the cup?

@thelittlemermaid1309

4 жыл бұрын

The grounds are poured into the cup. You just have to be careful as you drink near to the bottom of the cup, so that you don’t drink the grounds.

@topsecretbear9918

3 жыл бұрын

@@thelittlemermaid1309 That's crazy.

@agregorio4320

Ай бұрын

You let them settle in the cup, drink almost to the bottom. Not a problem.​@@topsecretbear9918

Arhithia

I couldn't get past 45 secs.

@YMagoulo

8 ай бұрын

That's what she said.

Thank you - very nice - but one thing..which i am not sure how it will be received....but i would really like to see our priests wearing at least their Rason - when being amongst people - as their vocation is not a Casual thing...like a sports coach or anything....we would like to see them wearing the traditional Rason - as it motivates us to Respect All things Holy. I know this is in the United States - but still, Tradition and Respect to people who serve God has no boundaries....i am sorry..not sure how this comment will be received. As i know the Protestant Tradition is to kind of "make everything casual" thinking that this will bring people closer to the Church...But this is Not true.....people want to see their Priests as Priests.....they represent something different....thank you.

This is turkish coffee. Not gr*ek coffee

@joannajones8533

2 жыл бұрын

It's Byzantine Coffee if you want to be correct about.

@epiphanyx3705

8 ай бұрын

You people try to steal but you are very late to the party.

@mmr1137

Ай бұрын

Stay mad turk. If you want to brag we can say original coffee was from Ethiopia. Your kebab is Persian and Arabic. You often say but word yogurt is turkish bla, bla, bla. But word kebab is not turkish, it comes from persian language.

@mmr1137

Ай бұрын

Stay mad turk. If you want to brag we can say original coffee was from Ethiopia. Your kebab is Persian and Arabic. You often say but word yogurt is turkish bla, bla, bla. But word kebab is not turkish, it comes from persian language.

@mmr1137

Ай бұрын

Stay mad turk. If you want to brag we can say original coffee was from Ethiopia. Your kebab is Persian and Arabic. You often say but word yogurt is turkish bla, bla, bla. But word kebab is not turkish, it comes from persian language.