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==Filter Holder== | |||
{{ToolInfoBox|tool name=Filter Holder|german=Filterhalter|image=Filter holder.jpg|material=coffee filter size 4|location=Kitchen}} | {{ToolInfoBox|tool name=Filter Holder|german=Filterhalter|image=Filter holder.jpg|material=coffee filter size 4|location=Kitchen}} | ||
== Brewing Coffee == | === Brewing Coffee === | ||
# Boil Water. While you wait for the electric kettle you can already prepare the next steps. | # Boil Water. While you wait for the electric kettle you can already prepare the next steps. | ||
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# Repeat step 7 until you have enough coffee or your vessel is full. | # Repeat step 7 until you have enough coffee or your vessel is full. | ||
=== Tips for Hand Brewing Coffee === | ==== Tips for Hand Brewing Coffee ==== | ||
* If you pour the water too vigorously, the coffee grounds will float resulting in uneven extraction. | * If you pour the water too vigorously, the coffee grounds will float resulting in uneven extraction. | ||
[[Category:Coffee]] | [[Category:Coffee]] | ||
Latest revision as of 21:52, 24 April 2025
Filter Holder
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| Material: | coffee filter size 4 |
| Location: | Kitchen |
Brewing Coffee
- Boil Water. While you wait for the electric kettle you can already prepare the next steps.
- Fold a 1x4 filter paper at the lower seam.
- Place it in the filter holder.
- Fill the filter with coffee grounds (~ 2 teaspoon per cup).
- Place filter holder on your vessel of choice.
- Make sure that everything stands firmly and that you have enough space for manoeuvring the electric kettle.
- Gently pour boiling hot water on the ground coffee.
- Repeat step 7 until you have enough coffee or your vessel is full.
Tips for Hand Brewing Coffee
- If you pour the water too vigorously, the coffee grounds will float resulting in uneven extraction.
