Bailey's and Coffee No Bake Pots de Crème is an easy dessert and a quick way to make your friends and family feel special on St. Patrick's Day!
Excuse me while I wipe away the drool dripping down my chin.
No bake Bailey's and Coffee Pots de Crème, y'all. No bake pots de crème that's only 5 ingredients and made in a blender!!!
Hoooo-yeah!
No Bake Pots de Crème
A few years ago I fell in love with a woman named Ree Drummond. You know, the Pioneer Woman? You may have heard of her. Anywho, I was watching her show on the Food Network and she made a super special supper for her dad. The highlight of that meal was the brandy no-bake pots de crème she made for dessert.
They were so swanky and elegant, but she made them in her blender in 5 seconds flat!
I flipped my lid and vowed I would make my own version as soon as possible, and that's exactly what I've done for you today.
Baileys and Coffee Recipes
This isn't your typical Bailey's and coffee recipe. We love the Irish cordial as an after-dinner dessert. Serve these up after a feast of Instant Pot Corned Beef and Cabbage and Everything Irish Soda Bread and you'll have an epic St. Patrick's Day Feast.
My most favorite coffee is from a local coffee roaster here in Charleston, Charleston Coffee Roasters. Their Kiawah Organic Blend is TO.DIE.FOR. and I suggest you buy yourself some right now.
Want to make this kid-friendly? Sub the Baileys for Irish Cream coffee creamer and use decaf coffee or even piping hot milk!
More St.Patrick's Day Recipes...
Everything Irish Soda Bread
Rainbow Fruit Pizza Cookies w/ Key Lime Frosting
Rainbow Fruit Pizza Waffles
Baby Guinness Jello Shots
Beer Cheese Soup
Pineapple Orange Green Tea
5 Ingredient No Bake Bailey’s & Coffee Pots de Crème w/ Bailey’s Whipped Cream
Ingredients
- 12 oz. 1 bag high quality semi-sweet chocolate chips
- 4 eggs room temperature
- 2 tablespoons Bailey's Irish Cream separated
- 1 cup piping hot dark roast coffee
- ½ pint heavy whipping cream
- chocolate shavings or cocoa powder for garnish
Instructions
- Pour 1 tablespoon of Bailey's Irish cream into the coffee and stir. Set aside.
- Add chocolate chips and eggs to a blender and pulse, about 5-6 times, until the chocolate is broken up into small bits. NOTE: No need for a Vitamix or Ninja for this recipe! Any standard blender should work.
- With the blender running, slowly stream in the Bailey's and coffee and continue blending until the chocolate melts and the mixture thickens.
- Pour the bailey's and coffee mixture into 6-8 small dessert glasses or brandy snifters and refrigerate for 2-3 hours or until set.
- Right before serving the pots de creme, add whipping cream to the bowl of a stand mixture and beat until soft peaks form. Beat in the remaining tablespoon of Bailey's until well mixed.
- Dollop the Bailey's whipped cream on top of the pots de creme and serve with chocolate shavings or a dusting of cocoa powder.
- Enjoy!
Notes
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Maggie says
While I enjoy getting your recipes, I wish you would clean up your language. Too many swear or nealrly swear words.
Amber says
Hi, Maggie. I'm not going to lie, I was actually truly shocked by this comment considering I use absolutely zero swear words! However, everyone is entitled to their opinion, and I appreciate you pointing out that the way I speak may be offensive. I write this blog for my readers and the last thing I want to do is push someone away! Thanks again for your comment, and I'll keep it in mind the next time I write a post.
Linda says
This sounds easy and looks delicious. But is the hot coffee going to cook the eggs? I want to make this but I'm afraid of ingesting raw eggs. Thanks
Linda
Amber says
Hi, Linda! Great question! Yes, as long as the coffee is piping hot, it should cook the eggs. You could always brew your coffee then microwave it for another minute to ensure it is boiling hot. Just make sure to microwave it in a large bowl or measuring cup though. Otherwise it will boil over all over the microwave. I'm not speaking from experience or anything 😉
Linda says
Thanks for the advice!
Linda