Coffee!!!

[mraw435]

The current collection! Perkatory and Yellow King Brews sent to me, both small local shops. Fika is a shoutout to scandinavians! 

 

[Eazy]

Playing with this new to me coffee making technic.  I really enjoy the process. 🤷‍♂️

 

 

[boki]

3 hours ago, Eazy said:

Playing with this new to me coffee making technic.  I really enjoy the process. 🤷‍♂️

 

 

 

This is new to me too. Would you be so kind and film the preparation process too?

[Eazy]

9 minutes ago, boki said:

 

This is new to me too. Would you be so kind and film the preparation process too?

Yea it is kinda new to me too.  I can t really post the process because it is restricted in size. This video was originally longer but had to edit it to 9sec to load on forum. 

 

This device is called a Bialetti Moka pot.  There is ton of video on youtube but the process is pretty much always the same. 

 

Here's a short i like; how Nonna makes coffee. 

 

https://youtube.com/shorts/_SqYwFo1qGM?si=IjlyVNCJW2fgf_Ie

[mraw435]

@Eazy such a unique setup! I'm gonna try and roast another batch of coffee this week - in the meantime, I'm gonna google the Bialetti Moka pot ...i kinda want one now lol

[Eazy]

12 minutes ago, mraw435 said:

@Eazy such a unique setup! I'm gonna try and roast another batch of coffee this week - in the meantime, I'm gonna google the Bialetti Moka pot ...i kinda want one now lol

I know right 😂, it s some what like a percolator but pressure comming from bellow. Coffee is different too, stronger then a regular coffee also less "neat" if i can say. More rustic.  

 

The moka pot itself is not very expensive, there is various brand and size, i wanted the original one made in italy. I got the 6 cup size  you can make like 2-3 cappucino size coffee or 5-6 espresso size. I also use french press filter to avoid having ground coffee in the pot. 

 

It s kinda tricky. It s easy to burn or mess the coffee and need a little bit of patience. I was intriged and wanted to master the art of the moka pot 🤷‍♂️😂😂

 

the story says that every italian house owns one So maybe there is someone over here that has good experience with it and knows all the secret hahah

[PHNTM]

This is how people traditionally make coffee at home in portugal (where I'm from) and Italy too I guess. I always have a bialetti at home.. most times I don't fill the coffee compartment completely to make a weaker coffee and drink big mugs of it:)

 

Also don't forget you need a coarser grind for these.

Edited Thursday at 12:07 AM by PHNTM

[Eazy]

12 hours ago, PHNTM said:

This is how people traditionally make coffee at home in portugal (where I'm from) and Italy too I guess. I always have a bialetti at home.. most times I don't fill the coffee compartment completely to make a weaker coffee and drink big mugs of it:)

 

Also don't forget you need a coarser grind for these.

Yes, most video i saw they put a mount over the compartement soo i tried it that was first but it way too strong. Soo i put like 5/8 now and coffee s a lot smoother. 

 

I been using pre grind lavazza but i guess i just been too lazy to get my manual grinder out 😂  i blame the super automatic espresso machine. 

[Smashy]

On 11/12/2024 at 11:03 AM, boki said:

 

This is new to me too. Would you be so kind and film the preparation process too?

I second this! I need to learn how to make coffee like this!

On 11/12/2024 at 11:23 AM, Eazy said:

Yea it is kinda new to me too.  I can t really post the process because it is restricted in size. This video was originally longer but had to edit it to 9sec to load on forum. 

 

This device is called a Bialetti Moka pot.  There is ton of video on youtube but the process is pretty much always the same. 

 

Here's a short i like; how Nonna makes coffee. 

 

https://youtube.com/shorts/_SqYwFo1qGM?si=IjlyVNCJW2fgf_Ie

That lady is adorable 🥹

[Eazy]

Just now, Smashy said:

I second this! I need to learn how to make coffee like this!

It s nice but don t expect this to be the best coffee you ever had. It s different and enjoyable but to me the traditional method and a bit "manual" way is what appealed me. 

[Smashy]

12 minutes ago, Eazy said:

It s nice but don t expect this to be the best coffee you ever had. It s different and enjoyable but to me the traditional method and a bit "manual" way is what appealed me. 

My old attending used to bring me Lebanese coffee, and I’ve been searching for how to do it and this looks like it! 

[Eazy]

4 minutes ago, Smashy said:

My old attending used to bring me Lebanese coffee, and I’ve been searching for how to do it and this looks like it! 

Once you get your hands on a moka pot, check out theses guys on Youtube, i checked a few of theirs vids to make me a starting point. 

 

James Hoffmann 

 

 

 

Matteo D'Ottavio

 

https://youtu.be/qr4eYpttE2Q?si=SUvxgk_UFksiQsl3

 

[Shoresy]

If y’all could make coffee as strong as that fancy white substance that taste awful but smells amazing ya know ..

 

id take like 57 and a half orders of it. 
 

workin the night shift be killer sometimes and it takes a lil more than the 4 energy drinks and 2/3 pots of coffee 

 

[Smashy]

43 minutes ago, Shoresy said:

If y’all could make coffee as strong as that fancy white substance that taste awful but smells amazing ya know ..

 

id take like 57 and a half orders of it. 
 

workin the night shift be killer sometimes and it takes a lil more than the 4 energy drinks and 2/3 pots of coffee 

 

That’s Lebanese coffee!! When I first had it, it’s in a tiny little cup and a drank it like a shot, and her was mortified. He kept checking on me in case I had a heart attack 🤣