Moka Pot

Espresso Beans

Steps

  1. Grind
    2. Grind about 20-22 grams of coffee, about as finely as you would for a shot of espresso.
  2. Boil
    3. Step 2 Boil water, and fill the bottom half of your Moka pot with water that’s fresh off the boil.
  3. Fill
    4. Fill the pot’s filter basket with the ground coffee, and give it a shake to settle the grounds evenly. Now place it into the bottom compartment.
  4. Close
    5. Screw on the Moka pot’s spouted top. Caution! The bottom chamber will be hot.
  5. Heat
    6. Place the pot on a stove set to medium heat
  6. Finish
    7. When the water in the bottom chamber approaches a boil, the pressure will push a stream of coffee slowly and methodically through the upper chamber. If it explodes upward, your water’s too hot, if it burbles lethargically, turn up your flame. You know it’s done when you hear a hissing, bubbling sound. Moka Pot Moka Pot with Coffee

Improving

  1. For stronger coffee:
    2. Use 4 ounces of water per tablespoon of coffee, or grind your coffee to a finer particle size
  2. For weaker coffee:
    3. Use 8 ounces of water per tablespoon of coffee, or grind your coffee to a coarser particle size
  3. For a fruitier, more acidic cup of coffee:
    4. Try a lighter roast coffee
  4. For a bolder, smoky and/or chocolatey cup of coffee:
    5. Try a darker roast coffee