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Steps to brew coffee at home in a series of mocha pots

Published: 2024-11-02 Author: World Gafei
Last Updated: 2024/11/02, Nowadays, more and more people like to drink coffee, and with the gradual popularity of coffee culture, many people begin to try to buy their own coffee beans and coffee utensils to brew coffee at home, which is both hands-on and an attitude towards life. However, at the beginning of learning to make coffee, we will always encounter this or that problem. In order to help readers who want to simply brew coffee at home, this page will be irregular from this issue.

Now more and more people love to drink coffee, and with the coffee culture began to slowly spread, many people began to try to buy their own coffee beans, coffee equipment at home to learn to brew coffee, both hands-on and a life attitude. However, there are always problems with this or that when you first start learning to brew coffee. To help readers who want to make coffee at home, starting from this issue, this section will introduce a series of home brewing coffee from time to time to teach you some simple methods of brewing coffee at home.

Mocha pot cooking method does not require coffee powder ground too fine, the thickness is generally not to fall off the coffee powder container pores prevail.

Mocha pots are quick and easy to make:

1. Fill the lower pot with water in an amount of about 30 ml per cup (note: never exceed the protective hole).

2. Put the coffee powder into the coffee powder container (the amount can vary with personal preference, generally about 15 grams per cup), smooth the surface of the coffee powder with your hand, gently press it horizontally with a pressure relief plate, put on the filter paper, and then put the coffee container into the pot.

3. Tighten the upper and lower pots, put them on the stove (gas stove, induction cooker can be) heating, one or two minutes can boil a cup of fragrant handmade Italian coffee.

Note: Mocha pot brewing method is suitable for choosing deeply roasted Italian coffee beans.

Mocha pots are generally made of stainless steel or aluminum alloy.

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