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No, no, no. Here's how to get perfect coffee every time:
1) Grind the coffee to medium-fine. Bialetti says medium-fine is the correct grind for the moka pot.
2) Do not fill it with boiling water! Bialetti says to use cold water, but you can use room temperature water.
3) Fill with medium-fine coffee, but don't press it down.
4) Set the moka pot on LOW heat and leave the lid CLOSED!
5) The coffee will quietly seep into the upper chamber with the lid closed.
6) As soon as you hear a gurgling noise, turn off the gas heat or remove the pot from your electric stove. But do NOT cool off the pot with water!
7) Let the pot rest for a minute to finish filling.
8) Open the lid and stir the coffee.
9) Immediately pour into your cup or your glass of hot milk.
What beans do you use?
Song name please?
Good god in heaven above the speed at which the coffee touched the walls of the mocha pot, were you taking it black you’d have a bitter undrinkable mess on your hands. But thankfully you’ve put 20 pounds of whipped cream on top of it. Sheesh.
that grinder is awful, cold water in the pot, lid always closed at high heat and leave it there until its not finished…the old traditional way
Oh hey, we have the same electric kettle
u safe my 3 minute tutorial for this
Why boil the water first of your just gonna put it on the stove to heat up anyway?
Change title to: How to completely FERK UP your espresso percolator skills …..
Thanks.
Why are people still making incorrect videos when james hoffman already showed us how to use a moka pot properly?
damn them beans are dark, is that torrefacto?
Experimente espalhar um pouco dessa água quente sobre o toda a superfície do café, antes de fechar a moka. Mas bem pouco, certo? Só uma molhadinha.
Why do you leave the lid open? I don't understand.
That coffee was way too coarse. You can see it in the sputtering at the end. That should not happen with the right grind size
Boy Water! Boy Water! Boy Water!
Hi what was the purpose of putting " boiling water in the bottom if you were putting it on the stove anyway?
Blade grinder?
This was painful
It seemed like you ate the cup instead of the whipped cream or etc…
if u could see that light colored water coming out at the end you're adding too much water. use less water and it would be perfect just like an espresso
Dude, you just butchered the Moka Pot routine.
Tooooo muchhh work
If I use hot water the coffee turns out sour. Maybe the result is okay if you grind it so coarsely but you're loosing out on a lot of flavor imo.
Excellent work ❤️
Wait. I thought you were supposed to use coffee, and not coal?
Brilliant! 30sec video….to the point no Nonsense whatsover!
You DONT want water gushing through the mocha pot like that. Very poor technique!
The problem I see by heating water first and then pouring the boiling water in the bottom chamber, then putting the moka pot on medium heat, is you don't know how hot the water is. So you're likely to over boil the coffee beans; which might come out bitter. And giving how small you're grinding the beans, you can easily heat them and extract the beans—boiling them too high in temperature.
So wrong
Wait you're supposed to cool after brewing?
Boy water
Step zero: don't use a blade grinder
James Hoffman is crying somewhere
That blade grinder has killed my soul, together with that grind size. That looks like a french press size.
BOI WATER BOI WATER
Im italian and the cooling and boiling aren't a lot used here
You put fucking cold water NOT FUCKIN HOT
very helpful, thanks a lot!
Man I love coffee