Coffee Brewing video compilations - Page 10

This machine grinds the beans you need, then brews an ...
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This machine grinds the beans you need, then brews an awesome cup of coffee.

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Home Show 2008: Pro Line Series Burr Coffee Mill
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You'll love the daily grind with the Kitchen Aid Pro Line Series Burr Coffee Mill that lets you control right grind consistency for espresso or French press brewing. Retail $249.99.

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Clover Coffee Machine at Starbucks
Posted by: SBUXIronChef

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We did a comparative tasting of Guatemala Mayan Especial, Costa Rica La Candelilla Estate, Ethiopia Sun Dried Yirgacheffe, and Brasil Blend (only available in Starbucks Brazil stores)

Related: coffee, starbucks, clover, brewing

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How to Make Vietnamese Coffee : Ingredients for Vietnamese Coffee
Posted by: expertvillage

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Learn the different ingredients needed for brewing Vietnamese coffee with expert cooking tips in this free Vietnamese cuisine video clip.Expert: Johnny Kha Bio: Johnny Kha has worked in the family restaurant for 10 years. He has catered numerous large gatherings and functions. Currently Johnny is working on a degree in hospitality. Filmmaker: Joshua Kidwell

Related: thai, brew, drink, beans, coffee, veitnamese

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Latest comments made on this video:

Johnny cock? Could ...
By: SmilingEyes79. on 27 Mar 10, 11:42:42
Johnny cock? Could his middle name possibly be likes?

instant coffee? ...
By: AnimusMachine. on 20 Jan 10, 19:59:21
instant coffee? hahahahahhaha the most used brands are cafe du monde with chicory (which I prefer) and Trung Nguyen (tried it once and didn't like the taste of it) As for sweetened condensed milk, I've always liked Parrot brand.

Instant coffee?? He ...
By: LenBrault. on 09 Nov 09, 01:47:57
Instant coffee?? He was paid by Nescafe. Traditional Vietnamese coffee in Southeast Asia is usually made with Trung Nguyen ground coffee; in the USA it is usually made with Trung Nguyen, or Cafe Ong Tho, or if you follow the Louisiana tradition begun during the embargo years, Cafe du Monde, chosen because it had the right grind level and was strong enough to do the job. But Cafe du Monde has chicory and is not Vietnamese; chicory is never actually used in Vietnamese coffee.

Wow. Yoo arr rilly ...
By: biley21. on 27 Aug 09, 07:02:49
Wow. Yoo arr rilly stoopid. Maybe you were dropped on your head. Chanh muoi baby.

This is just wrong. ...
By: scottybeee. on 26 Jul 09, 15:55:49
This is just wrong. You do not use instant coffee to make Vietnamese coffee. You use Vietnamese coffee funnily enough. This will taste like crap is is nothing like the real thing. You should be ashamed posting this rubbish.

Instant coffee = =
By: boodbood98k. on 07 Mar 09, 05:07:59
Instant coffee = =

Damn right, Cafe Du ...
By: AdvanXer. on 10 Jan 09, 17:01:23
Damn right, Cafe Du Monde coffee and Longevity Brand condensed milk is the only way to go!

Nescafe is actually ...
By: Paradiddler45. on 22 Jun 08, 02:03:41
Nescafe is actually a Swiss brand...

.....and? u fukin ...
By: TGFTH. on 18 Jun 08, 20:55:10
.....and? u fukin shove it up in your ass with it??? where is next clip O.o

This is just wrong! ...
By: oratle. on 07 May 08, 22:30:01
This is just wrong! You don't use bloody Nescafe!!!!

Those just happen ...
By: lilolele. on 02 Feb 08, 05:30:02
Those just happen to be the brands he used. I know most Vietnamese coffee drinkers like to you Cafe Du Monde and Longevity Brand sweetened condense milk. Of course different brands will have different taste.

you know that La ...
By: pinkstrawberrypuding. on 29 Jan 08, 20:05:17
you know that La Lechera milk and Nescafe coffee are Mexican!Or do they make Nescafe in thai too?if they do make it for Thai,does it taste any different than the mexican coffee?

$Counter Culture Coffees \"Open Brew\"$

Counter Culture Coffees "Open Brew"
Posted by: ghholt

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Film clip from the November open brew held in Charlotte NC. During this clip we were sampling 3 different cold brew coffee methods and Vacuum brewing.

Related: cold, brew, coffee, counter, culture

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ASK THE EXPERT: GROUNDS OVER THE FILTER
Posted by: kerndd

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Shane Blais discusses the factors that cause grounds overflowing the brew basket.

Related: fetco, ask the expert, coffee brewing equipment, coffee grounds, brew basket

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Brewing Coffee:secrets
Posted by: euneto

Video duration: 131 seconds
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How to brew a nice coffee.

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11 First Roasting Crack to Brewing and drinking
Posted by: lymankonacoffee

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Hans continues to demonstrate how Kona Coffee is roasted from "the first crack" to cooling it, and talks about grinding and brewing Kona Coffee.

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The Frugal Gourmet -P3- The Potpourri - Coffee for Entertaining
Posted by: lVlagneto

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TheFrugal Gourmet, aired by WTTW Chicago, was one of many cooking shows that I watched in the mid 80's. I recall thinking that Jeff Smith was pretty hilarious when I was a kid. Check out this clip from Entertaining with Coffee.

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Advanced Press Pot Techniques for Coffee
Posted by: CoffeeGeek

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We walk you through a step by step advanced (and still experimental) press pot technique that results in a cleaner, more delicate cup of coffee. Very useful for exploring the more fragile, finer tastes in coffee, and with less sediment than a normal press pot.

Related: coffee, coffeegeek, press pot, ground, grind, brewing, cupping, press, plunger, french press

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i think before ...
By: bhdrkrc. on 09 Aug 10, 17:16:26
i think before adding the coffee heating the press will be helpfull to serve a hot coffee otherwise if u dont heat up the press your coffee will be really cold because waiting 4 mins is enough time to have a cold coffee

What is the point ...
By: simonsays525. on 08 Aug 10, 16:37:23
What is the point of removing the coffee from the pot? The press pot is going to catch those ground anyways and you are using a small enough press pot that you are almost going to pour all the coffee in one cup. Why don't you just leave it all in there?

@ ...
By: CoffeeGeek. on 25 Jul 10, 06:59:34
@TheWanderingWayfarer That's a good question, and unfortunately, I don't have a definitive answer. I've struggled with this very Q regarding siphon brewers (ie, brewing 3 cups in a 5 cup pot, or 4 in an 8 cup) and found, if I REALLY delved into it, that underbrewing the volume will result in a lesser cup, but just barely. Press, I just don't know.

Does the amount of ...
By: TheWanderingWayfarer. on 23 Jul 10, 22:23:55
Does the amount of coffee relative to the size of the press pot matter? In other words, if you have an 8 cup press pot and only make 4 cups worth of coffee, will it effect the quality of the final product vs. making the same amount in a 4-cup press pot? Thanks.

@markpianoman The ...
By: CoffeeGeek. on 01 Jul 10, 08:54:58
@markpianoman The bloom on brewed (not espresso, but on drip, on press, on vacpot, etc) is considered by some in the industry to be bad - I'm still on the fence on that though. But food for thought: the Clover brewing machine, the darling of some in this industry, completely removes bloom from the final brew (the filtration is bottom up, not top down). Some believe this improves the cup. I think it takes away body and some characteristics, while preserving more delicate tastes.

@CoffeeGeek I've ...
By: markpianoman. on 01 Jul 10, 08:06:46
@CoffeeGeek I've lived much of my life in Germany and usually ordered a cup of coffee at the local bakery...it came out of a great MWF automatic machine with what we always described as "crema" on the top. Perhaps this "crema" was actually "bloom" but it sure tasted great!

@CoffeeGeek I have ...
By: markpianoman. on 01 Jul 10, 08:04:58
@CoffeeGeek I have an espresso machine and I'm acquainted with crema. I don't have a French press yet - it's in the mail. I saw on some other folk's videos what clearly looks like crema (bloom?) coming through onto the top from the press pot. I've also heard that espresso crema doesn't add any good flavor. I'll have to experiment when my Bodum Columbia press pot arrives. Thanks for your video!

@markpianoman Press ...
By: CoffeeGeek. on 01 Jul 10, 07:52:04
@markpianoman Press pot coffee doesn't have crema. Only espresso has crema. Do you mean "bloom"? If so, there's a sorta-common consensus that the bloom on brewed coffee is detrimental to taste, and should be avoided in the final cup.

@markpianoman By " ...
By: CoffeeGeek. on 01 Jul 10, 07:50:53
@markpianoman By "cups", I'm referring to Bodum's stated "cups volume" for the various presses. If it's a 3 cup press, use 8x3 grams. If it's the 8 cup press, use 8x8g of coffee.

Doesn't this ...
By: markpianoman. on 01 Jul 10, 07:16:51
Doesn't this spooning off the grounds kind of get rid of any potential crema?

The idea to spoon ...
By: markpianoman. on 30 Jun 10, 04:05:05
The idea to spoon off the coffee grounds prior to plunging makes a lots of sense. The only thing confusing about the video is your reference to "cups" -- are these US measuring cups or the usual coffee cups that are more like 4 ounces rather than the 8 ounce US measuring cup?

Whats the ratio of ...
By: century1981. on 18 Jun 10, 00:37:54
Whats the ratio of coffee (in grams) to fluid oz. of water? Thanks.

Cool! I will try ...
By: schnog7. on 10 Jun 10, 06:57:23
Cool! I will try this back to back tomorrow with the regular method and take some notes. Thanks!!!

If you are to ...
By: dongrub. on 01 Jun 10, 11:56:45
If you are to remove the grounds, has anyone ever tried to fill the stuff in while the stamp is pressed down and then remove the grounds by lifting it up? might be a bit messy, though.

@klarinetta that ...
By: CoffeeGeek. on 05 May 10, 06:24:48
@klarinetta that makes sense - more fine on the grounds = more fines overall = more extraction from the individual grains of coffee. Long steep times mean more bitters come out. Stick to a press pot grind, don't skimp on the coffee, and get a lovely cup! :D

I've tried a bit( ...
By: klarinetta. on 05 May 10, 03:50:52
I've tried a bit(just a bit)finer grind coffee but less of it with the same method and I got about the same strong taste but the cup was not as clean and it was on the edge of being bitter.

This method makes ...
By: klarinetta. on 05 May 10, 03:50:03
This method makes the absolutely best French Press coffee I tasted. I do two different things though. I use a bit(not much just bit) more finer grind coffee and use about 1/3 more than you show here maybe more around 30 grams in 12 oz French press and let it brew for 6-7 min. I do like my coffee very strong most of the time and this way I do it does not for my taste make a bitter tasting coffee.

@CoffeeGeek Thanks ...
By: klarinetta. on 03 May 10, 18:15:57
@CoffeeGeek Thanks :)

@klarinetta Coffee ...
By: CoffeeGeek. on 02 May 10, 02:36:51
@klarinetta Coffee usually starts to be prime for drinking about 4 days after roast, though some coffees are different - some 3 days, some 6 days - a good roaster will let u know. Coffee, esp. if not sealed in an unopened 1 way valve bag, starts to decline after 8 days, but it is gradual. Most coffee should still retain a good portion of its flavour up to 12 days after roast.

I've heard that you ...
By: klarinetta. on 01 May 10, 22:30:36
I've heard that you should not use coffee that was roasted more than 2 weeks ago to get the best cup of coffee you can get. Any input on that would be great. Thanks :)

Very interesting, ...
By: 44Bigs. on 22 Feb 10, 19:56:33
Very interesting, the difference in taste is the same that I notice when I make just 1 cup of coffee. My current beans (dark espresso like beans) taste milder and a bit sweeter. I should look into a small scale too.. never thought of it somehow.

@fodera6 Tried your ...
By: fodera6. on 09 Feb 10, 22:23:54
@fodera6 Tried your techniques today and made an awesome pot! I used Lavazza Qualita Oro (Gold) and pulled the beans and bloom at 3:30 . Noticeably sweeter and more nuanced extraction! Thanks!

Cool ideas. I'll ...
By: fodera6. on 06 Feb 10, 23:01:37
Cool ideas. I'll have to give it a try. I have a Shin Bistro as well and I love it. I have stirred at the beginning and left the grounds in but next pot I'll definitely try scooping out the crust and the bloom. Now if only I had a Vario!

@xy1981ca I agree ...
By: fodera6. on 06 Feb 10, 22:59:46
@xy1981ca I agree that would be cool. Kinda like what the Clover does.

I can tell you know ...
By: CoffeeGeek. on 31 Jan 10, 07:44:51
I can tell you know a lot about coffee. Someone who apparently knows a lot less (for instance, the 2007 World Barista Champion Jim Hoffmann) is an even stronger advocate for weighing coffee (and water). But hey, he's just some doofus, and you're the world famous coffee expert tiittat.

Aeropress Inverted Method
Posted by: awlred

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A quick basic walk through of how I make an Aeropress coffee using the inverted method. Brew ratio; 85g/litre Music by King Seven

Related: coffee, aeropress, brew, barista, how-to, inverted method

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How To Brew A Perfect Cup Of Coffee
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www.squidoo.com How To Brew A Perfect Cup Of Coffee.

Related: cup, coffee, maker, electric, office, makers

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Coffee Brewing
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Basic Brewing Video - Reusing Yeast - January 31, 2009
Posted by: basicbrewing

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James and Steve reuse the yeast from a vanilla coffee porter to ferment a pumpkin spice ale.

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Cleaning your Coffee Brewer
Posted by: MetropolisCoffeeCo

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Oils and coffee grounds can easily build up in your coffee brewing equipment, spoiling and making for a disgusting coffee experience. This video outlines how to clean your coffee brewer and your dispensers. Should be performed nightly.

Related: cleaning coffee brewer, espresso, how to make espresso, latte, latte art, coffee, roasting, coffee roasting, mocha, iced latte, americano, macchiato, cortado, clean an espresso machine, drip coffee, metropolis, metropolis coffee, redline espresso, chicago, organic coffee, fair trade coffee

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Starbucks VIA coffee on Shabbos (Part 1 of 2)
Posted by: alittlehebrew

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Discusses the issues with brewing coffee on Shabbos and how Starbucks VIA instant coffee could be used properly on Shabbos.

Related: jewish, coffee, starbucks, judaism

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Making Coffee in a Coffee Maker
Posted by: 4cupcoffeemakers

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4cupcoffeemakers.org To learn more about 4CupCoffeeMakers, visit 4cupcoffeemakers.org

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FETCO CBS-5000 Series Handle Operated Coffee Brewers
Posted by: FETCO100

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Shane Blais and Krista Reddington discuss the CBS-5000 Series Handle Operated Coffee Brewer's features and benefits.

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