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Tired of making less than stellar java in your drip maker? Getting great coffee at home is simple with the right ingredients!
Figure out what grind your coffeemaker requires. Cone-shaped filters require a fine grind, while basket-shaped filters take a coarser grind.
Grind the coffee beans. Pulse for 10 to 15 seconds for a medium grind, and 15 to 20 seconds for a fine grind.
When using a blade grinder, pulse the blade and shake or tap the grinder to achieve a uniform grind.
Measure two rounded tablespoons for each six ounces of water.
Add cold, filtered water to the coffeemaker’s basin and close the lid.
Start the coffeemaker and enjoy the aroma as the coffee brews.
Resist the temptation to sneak a cup before the coffee is finished brewing. The flavor won’t be balanced until the brewing cycle is complete.
Serve the coffee immediately. Well-made coffee can be enjoyed black, with milk, or flavored with syrup or your favorite liqueur.
Arabians began brewing coffee around 1000 A.D.
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about 1 year ago by Jess_Tiffany
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