Everything you need to know about brewing mokapot coffee at home that actually tastes good! We cover how to brew mokapot coffee, what coffee is recommended, how a mokapot works, techniques and recipes to try, and why you should try brewing mokapot coffee at all! Let us know your recipes in the comments and if you have any tips to help brew better mokapot coffee at home.
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00:00 How a Moka Pot Works (Stovetop Espresso Explained)
00:41 How to Brew Coffee in a Moka Pot (Step by Step)
01:42 Why People Love Moka Pots for Coffee
02:20 Best Grind Size for Moka Pot Coffee
05:49 How to Make Moka Pot Coffee Taste Better
06:20 Easy Moka Pot Coffee Recipes
06:40 How to Make Cuban Coffee with a Moka Pot
08:30 Should You Buy a Moka Pot?
09:26 Moka Pot Pros and Benefits
10:34 How to Clean a Moka Pot Properly
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7 Comments
5:50 'Keep it low! Keep it slow!'… Couldn't have said it better! I learnt from my Mum that it's ideal to have the flow constant yet as slow as possible! If using pre-boiled water for a 6-cup she used to try to make it take 6 minutes… or at the very least 5. If it began to flow too quickly for her liking, she'd lift it above the heat, turning it down, only returning it when it slowed.
I like that you made this presentation I was wondering about these mocha cups
What is the name of the Mocca pot that you use personally? You don't have it listed.
I'm more a fan of filling the base with hot water and brewing on high same results with less time on stove as the moka pots tend to be much smaller than the burners
Thank you very much for making this video: Straightforward, clear, encouraging and fun. Well done Team SCG!
Oh boy I have issues. Tried a few times and gave up. What I produced…I got the impression that it could strip the paint off a submarine. It really tasted like a bizarre chemical concoction. Not for human consumption. I'll try again one day.
I make a half batch with my 3-4 cup for me, and a full with 1 or 2 extra guests. I just tamp the coffee a bit for half, plus I make frothed milk with a French press for cap🎉