Five ways to make Coffee Powder without a Coffee Machine

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In the morning, if you want to have a cup of coffee to wake yourself up, only to find that your coffee machine is broken, it must be terrible! But it doesn't matter. Even without a coffee maker, there are many ways to make coffee. There are several ways.

Material

Make a cup of coffee (about 250ml)

One to two tablespoons (about 15 to 30 milliliters) of coffee powder, or one to two tablespoons (5 to 10 milliliters) of coffee powder.

180 ml to 250 ml of boiled water.

Method

one

Use filter to brew [1]

one

Boil water with utensils such as kettle, saucepan, microwave oven or electric cooker.

Teapot is recommended, followed by saucepan. No matter which one you use, add enough water according to your needs and place it on the stove. Use a medium fire or a large fire.

It's a little dangerous to heat it in the microwave. [2] put water into an open safety cup and insert a wooden chopstick or non-metallic utensil into the cup. Heat it every minute or two until the required temperature is reached.

It is convenient to use an electric kettle. Pour in enough water and turn on the power. Turn the handle to medium or high heat and heat for a period of time until the water begins to boil.

two

Weigh the coffee powder by cup. Put enough coffee powder into the largest measuring cup and divide as many servings as possible according to your needs.

Each cup (250 ml) of water should be paired with about 1 to 2 tablespoons (15 to 30 ml) of coffee powder.

When you want to make more than one cup of coffee, try to use the largest measuring cup.

If you don't have a large number of cups, you can use a large insulated bowl or pitcher.

three

Pour hot water on the coffee powder. Pour hot water directly onto the coffee powder in the measuring cup.

In this step, there is no need for any filter, coffee powder can be directly dissolved in hot water.

four

Let the coffee powder dissolve in water. The process takes three minutes. Stir well, then soak for another 3 minutes.

The time to dissolve depends on what kind of coffee you make and how strong you want it to be. If you use coffee powder of ordinary quality, you can brew a cup of moderate coffee in 6 minutes.

five

When you pour the coffee into the cup, filter out the coffee powder. Place a tea filter on a mug, thermos, or ordinary cup to let the coffee liquid pass through the filter. Repeat this process until all the mugs are filled.

The selected filter should be able to block the coffee powder and prevent the coffee powder from entering the mug.

At this point, your coffee is ready to drink. Add some coffee sugar or cream according to your needs and enjoy your coffee.

Method

two

Use filter paper to brew

one

Boil water with utensils such as kettle, saucepan, microwave oven or electric cooker.

If you use a kettle or saucepan to boil water, pour in enough water and use medium or high heat to bring to a boil.

To boil water in the microwave, you need to put the water in the safety cup and insert a wooden chopstick or other non-metallic appliance into the safety cup. Heat it every 1 to 2 minutes.

When using an electric kettle, you can burn more as needed, turn on the power, and use medium or high heat to boil.

two

Put the coffee powder into the filter paper. Spoon a sufficient amount of coffee powder into the middle of a single sheet of filter paper, and then tie the filter paper into a bundle with string or twine.

Tie the filter paper tightly to prevent the coffee powder from slipping into the coffee liquid. This is essentially the same as making tea in a tea bag.

Leave enough thread or hemp rope and extend it out of the mug. So you can easily pull the filter paper bag out of the cup.

If you only want to make one cup of coffee at a time, this is the best way to do it. If you want to brew many cups of coffee at the same time, you should make multiple filter paper bags according to your needs and put them into mugs one by one.

Coffee brewed in this way is slightly lighter than coffee brewed with a filter. Therefore, for a cup of (250ml) coffee, you should use two tablespoons (30ml) of coffee powder. If it is less than this amount, the coffee will be a little light.

three

Pour water into the cup and spread over the filter paper bag. Put your filter paper bag in the mug and pour water directly into the mug.

If you want to use multiple filter paper bags, put them in different mugs one by one. Do not wrap all the filter paper in the same mug.

four

Dissolve. Let the coffee powder soak for 3 to 4 minutes.

If you want stronger coffee, you can soak the coffee powder for 4 to 5 minutes.

If you want lighter coffee, soaking for 2 to 3 minutes is enough.

This process does not require stirring.

five

Take the filter paper bag out of the mug and drink it. Pull out the filter paper bag with a string, add some cream or sugar as needed, and start enjoying it.

Gently squeeze the filter paper around the edge of the cup with a spoon to squeeze out the coffee liquid. Because the coffee liquid in the filter paper takes longer to soak, if you do so, the coffee will be stronger.

Method

three

Use a pot to make coffee [3]

one

Put the coffee powder and water together in a small pot and stir slightly to make them mix more fully.

For each cup (250 ml) of coffee, add about 1 to 2 tablespoons (15 to 30 ml).

two

Heat until it boils. Put the pan on the stove and heat it over medium or high heat until it boils.

After the water boils, stir it from time to time.

three

Let the water boil for 2 minutes. Start the clock when the water is fully boiling, let the water boil for two minutes, do not cover the lid, and take the pot directly off the stove.

When you turn off the fire, the coffee powder should precipitate at the bottom of the pan.

four

Pour the coffee into the cup. Pour slowly so that the coffee powder stays at the bottom of the pan and no longer needs to be filtered.

Even so, if you have a filter, you can use a filter to filter out all the coffee powder.

Method

four

Use a French filter pot to make coffee [4]

one

Boil water. Consider using appliances such as kettles, pots, microwave ovens or electric cookers.

You'd better use a kettle or a pot. Pour enough water into a kettle or pot according to your needs, put it on a heat source and heat it over medium or high heat until the water begins to boil.

When using a microwave oven, use a safety cup to hold water, and insert a wooden chopstick or other non-metallic utensil into the cup to prevent overheating. When heating, heat every two minutes until the water reaches the required temperature.

You can use an electric kettle to boil water. All you have to do is pour the water into the pot, turn it on, and turn it on to medium or high fire.

two

Put the coffee powder into the French filter press. According to the standard of 1 tablespoon (15 ml) of coffee powder for every 125 ml of water, add coffee powder to the French filter press.

Coffee lovers may use freshly ground coffee powder, but you can also use finished coffee powder.

three

Pour water into the French filter press. Pour the water directly on the coffee powder in the French filter pot to make sure all the coffee powder can be dissolved in the water.

When pouring water, adjust the angle properly to ensure that all coffee powder dissolves evenly.

When pouring water, you should pay attention to the "florets" formed on the surface of the coffee liquid.

Stir the coffee liquid with chopsticks to break up those "florets".

four

Brewing. Install the strainer on top of the French filter press and let the coffee soak for a while.

If a small French filter press is used, soaking for 2 to 3 minutes will be enough.

If it is a slightly larger French filter press, it will take a full 4 minutes.

five

Press down the strainer. Press the button at the top of the filter kettle.

Press the strainer smoothly and evenly. If the strainer is bent, the coffee powder will seep into the top of the filter press.

six

Pour the coffee into the cup. Pour the coffee directly from the press into the coffee.

Press and hold the lid to prevent the coffee liquid from spilling when pouring coffee.

Method

five

Use instant coffee to brew

one

Boil water. If you don't have a coffee maker, you can boil water in a kettle, pot, electric kettle or microwave oven.

When boiling water in a kettle or pot, pour enough water into the kettle or pot according to your needs and put it on the stove. Turn the fire to medium or high heat, and when the water begins to boil, remove the kettle or pot.

When boiling water in the microwave, be careful to use the safety cup and insert a wooden chopstick or other non-metallic appliance into the safety cup. Heat it every minute or two until the water begins to boil.

When boiling water in an electric kettle, pour enough water into the kettle and turn on the power supply. Adjust the fire to medium or high fire until the water is heated to a sufficient temperature.

two

Weigh the instant coffee. Different brands of instant coffee vary slightly, but usually 1 to 2 tablespoons (5 to 10 milliliters) of instant coffee should be added to 180 ml of water.

Put the instant coffee powder directly into the mug.

three

Pour water into a mug and stir. Pour hot water over the instant coffee powder, stir carefully to dissolve the coffee powder, and then add some sugar or cream according to your needs.

four

The great task has been completed!

You need to be prepared.

Large number of cups

Filter

Coffee filter paper

Thin thread or hemp rope

Small cooking pot

French filter press

Wooden chopsticks

Mug

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