La la la la la ..... Coffee patrol
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Saturday, February 09, 2013
Coffee Patrol
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My rule of thumb is one scoop per 4 ounces of water. You can always dilute it with hot water but you cannot make it stronger. I then use a vacuum brewer based on Boyle's Law to make strong but unburnt coffee.
Freddie Sykes - 2/9/13, 12:27 PM
- Rodger the Real King of France said...
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Method-ist! OUT!
- 2/9/13, 12:45 PM
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The other thing I found to be critical is to clean the coffee maker with vinegar. I have a hamilton beech maker. I put vinegar in, start the brew, then hit the button to stop it and let the vinegar sit for a bit.
After a half hour or so, I run that through, then a 50/50 vinegar water mix, then 2 pots of water. The coffee after that is GREAT.
Also, I throw the coffee carriers in the dishwasher whenever I get a chance.
However, based on what you are saying, I"ll bet I'm using too much coffee
Bullseye
______________________________ - 2/9/13, 2:13 PM
- Skoonj said...
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Arabica beans were the original coffee, which was first brewed in Ethiopia many centuries ago. It is a harsh bean, when compared with others, such as the Columbian, but there should be some available.
- 2/9/13, 3:11 PM
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Ummm, Rog, Walmart 'Great Value' brand advertises itself as "100% Arabica Premium ground coffee" on the can. I buy it to serve in our urn when I cater large parties. Always to great compliment. Also, my old favorite 'Eight O'Clock' is 100% Arabica. It's been my every morning coffee for 35+ years. Thought you'd wann know.
RockyLombosPancreas - 2/9/13, 3:45 PM
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Holy CRAP!!!
I was thinking about brewing a fresh pot of coffee when I read this... By the time I was in the kitchen and had everything ready except measuring the coffee I was thinking 1 0z per four cups. Oh well for my 12 cup pot I measured out 3 oz, but that seemed way too much so I removed an ounce.
While it is brewing, I returned to the computer and realized I had doubled the amount of coffee needed and was still over by a half ounce.
Since I pour the coffee into a 60 oz vacuum bottle to use for at least two days, I will add some hot water and use another vacuum bottle to hold it all.
I wrote your measurements out and will try it for the next pot. Damn, I'm getting old! and semi senile
rw4site - 2/9/13, 4:19 PM
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I worked for Dunkin Donuts for a while and learned that filtered water is the key to getting the best of the bean to bind to the water. Its true.
And on the "Rocky likes Walmart" thing........its true. Tastes a lot like Dunkin if you like that taste. - 2/9/13, 6:30 PM
- george said...
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Community Dark Roast
- 2/9/13, 6:57 PM
- DJMoore said...
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I'm always confuzzled by the archaic use of "cups" to mean fiddly little old lady cups with saucers.
So: How much coffee, by weight, for each 8 oz cup, by volume, of water? - 2/9/13, 9:55 PM
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DJ - who uses a friggin' CUP for coffee? We use mugs around here, 12-16oz.
I like the el-cheapo Caribe brand, which is a mild espresso. Brew it up like regular coffee and I get a strong rich brew but not bitter. It does not last in the pot. Brew it, drink it, brew more if needed. I use 3/8-1/2 cup of coffee grounds to make 6 "cups" on the Mr. Coffee. It's enough for both of us to get moving in the morning. - 2/9/13, 10:48 PM
- leelu said...
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8 O'Clock Roasters Italian Roast - one ounce for my Kitchen Aid 4 1/2 "cup" pot. Filtered water, fresh ground beans, clean pot, yadda, yadda.
Get my coffee delivered monthly from Amazon - about $20.00 for 4 bags that would cost about $6 at the grocery. Free shipping because I'm a subscriber. - 2/10/13, 10:30 AM
- Rodger the Real King of France said...
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I hope you meant tp say "$60?" lelu
- 2/11/13, 9:41 AM
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40+ years ago, when I was stationed at Camp Casey, S. Korea, I took a trip to Seoul and ate at some restaurant. That was the BEST cup of coffee I had ever had. I STILL remember it.
Lord only know what the ingredients were......
OC - 2/11/13, 1:27 PM