Much of that consumption happens at home, gathered around a jebena, a style of coffee pot from Ethiopia and Eritrea. The pot is instantly recognizable with its spherical bottom, long neck, and ...

The best way to serve coffee to a group is a jebena pot from Ethiopia or Eritrea, not an espresso machine, Chemex, moka pot, or French press.

Learn all about Ethiopian Coffee Ceremonies. ... As the coffee is ground, the water boils in the jebena. Once the ground coffee is added, it simmers for a few minutes before serving.

The jebena coffee order comes as strong black coffee in a special pot with small decorative cups for two people alongside some burning incense, similar to how coffee is served in Ethiopia. Customers ...

This is just the start of the jebena buna, a traditional Ethiopian coffee ceremony at the heart of what Abol Cafe provides and makes it more than just an everyday corner coffee spot.

In a true Ethiopian coffee ceremony, it's not until the third cup that your body enters baraka and achieves a complete spiritual transformation. But I'd already begun to feel it before the first ...