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Easy to use, this pressurized brewing technique brews very strong coffee.
It’s strong enough to sip on lightly like espresso, enjoy with steamed milk, or cut with hot water for a bigger, less intense drink.
1. 3 Cup Moka Pot
2. 19g of Medium to Fine Ground Coffee
3. 300ml of Hot Water
4. Weighing Scales
5. Kettle
6. Gas or Electric Hob
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The Moka Pot is a classic brewing method with strong Italian roots. Patented in 1933 by inventor Luigi De Ponti for Alfonso Bialetti, the Moka Pot has spent over three quarters of a century as one of the most recognizable at-home coffee solutions (especially in Europe).
Step 1
Add the hot water to the bottom chamber of the moka pot. Add the filter basket, then add the ground coffee and level it out.
Step 2
Screw on the top chamber of the moka pot. Be careful; use a towel when you are doing this as the moka pot is very hot.
Step 3
Place the pot on a stove set to a medium heat. Remove the pot once you can see the coffee becoming very clear coming from the spout.
Step 4
Run the pot under cold water to stop the brewing process
Step 5
Serve and enjoy!
