Difference between revisions of "Make Pour Over Coffee"
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| − | + | Pour over coffee, or hand drip coffee, is an old-fashioned technique that uses a coffee dripper, which is basically a fancy funnel. Proponents of the dripper claim that it makes better coffee. With a drip coffee maker, the water runs over plastic parts that may retain a stale taste, and sits on a heating pad that creates more of a bitter taste. | |
By exploring hand drip coffee, you, the barista-in-charge, can pay attention to the fine details of the brewing process, rather than simply pressing a button. Pouring the water by hand, more slowly over the coffee, will result in the extraction of more flavor. Drippers also take up less space in the cupboard or on the counter than a coffee maker, and they're super convenient for making only a mug-full of coffee, although they can be used for a whole pot. So if you're interested in learning how to use a coffee dripper, read on! | By exploring hand drip coffee, you, the barista-in-charge, can pay attention to the fine details of the brewing process, rather than simply pressing a button. Pouring the water by hand, more slowly over the coffee, will result in the extraction of more flavor. Drippers also take up less space in the cupboard or on the counter than a coffee maker, and they're super convenient for making only a mug-full of coffee, although they can be used for a whole pot. So if you're interested in learning how to use a coffee dripper, read on! | ||
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#Wait for the water to drain all the way into the mug and enjoy your delicious coffee! | #Wait for the water to drain all the way into the mug and enjoy your delicious coffee! | ||
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== Tips == | == Tips == | ||
