Coffee Brewing Guide with Traditional Italian Moka - A Flavorful Journey
Macinatura
Fine
Quantità caffè
25-30 g per 3-4 tazze
Temperatura acqua
90 °C
Tempo di estrazione
3 - 6 min
Quantità in tazza
Tazzina 30 ml
1.
The moka pot consists of three parts: a boiler, a metering filter, and the pot inside which coffee is collected.
2.
Heat the water to a temperature of about 70°C.
3.
Fill the boiler with hot water. This expedient reduces the time the coffee remains exposed to the heat of the cooking fire.
4.
Fill the boiler only up to the level of the valve.
5.
Finely grind the coffee to about 400 microns.
6.
Fill the filter with ground coffee and level it out (don't make a mound in the center).
7.
Insert the filter on the boiler and screw the mocha head on.
8.
Place the mocha on the stove, over a very low flame, with the top open.
9.
Turn off the heat when the flow of coffee coming out begins to lighten in color and you hear the classic mocha mumbling.
10.
Don't forget to stir the coffee.
11.
The coffee is ready to be served.
Italians' favorite home preparation system
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Grinding and Dosing
Learn the importance of proper grinding and dosing of coffee to achieve optimal extraction. We will give you tips on how to grind coffee and how to dose it in the mocha to achieve aromatic and balanced coffee.
Preparing Coffee with the Moka
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Moka Coffee Tasting
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