Drip Machine
Classic coffee makers and new auto-pour over machines are a perfect way to brew no matter your skill level or taste preferences. They have a reputation for brewing bad coffee, but it’s not always the machine’s fault.
You should be able to make really good specialty coffee with a drip machine using a couple of secrets:
1. Always use fresh coffee from Haciendo (whole bean/fresh ground, and no more than a couple weeks old if possible)
2. Use filtered water or some sort of good water. This helps with flavor and keeps your machine working well.
3. Use a good ratio (recipe). Most people drop the ball with this method by not using enough ground coffee.
4. Use a spoon to help water distribution or to stir (agitate) the grounds a little bit during the brewing process. Using the right amount of coffee to water means your basket will be pretty full and the water distribution on these type of machines isn’t great.
5. Remove from heat quickly. Keeping the coffee hot or reheating causes chemical reactions that breakdown the complex flavors, so share the pot of coffee with family or friends. When you’re the only coffee drinker, pour the coffee that isn’t being consumed immediately into an insulated carafe if possible.
Our recipe is for a 12-cup coffee maker, but you can easily adjust it for different machines.
Ratio
1:15 Coffee to Water
Tools
Machine, Filter, Scale or Measuring Spoon
Coffee
120 grams (24 Tbsp) medium grind
Water
1800 ml (60 oz) filtered water
Process
Turn on machine, agitate halfway through brewing,
remove from heat asap
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per whole oz
24
6 fl oz cups
$0.75
per 6 fl oz cup
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