AeroPress
Drinking coffee has become part of my daily routine. When I'm not using the espresso machines at work or having a barista make me a coffee at a cafe, I like to use an AeroPress as my brew method of choice. It's such a simple way to make a single cup of quality coffee (with the right beans, of course). Plus, the compact size of an AeroPress is perfect for minimalist travel (with a few extra comforts).
There are so many ways to brew with an AeroPress, which lead to the creation of the World AeroPress Championship. To keep things simple, I've stuck to a slightly modified version of the original recipe that came in the box.
- Bring water to a boil
- Place the filter in the filter basket and screw it onto the AeroPress
- Place the AeroPress on top of a coffee cup - I use my KeepCup Brew Cork
- Grind one scoop whole bean coffee using a fine grind - I use my Porlex Mini Grinder at 5 clicks
- Put the ground coffee into the AeroPress
- Start the clock
- Add water up to the #1 mark trying to get as much of the ground coffee wet and wait ten seconds
- Add water up to the #3 mark and stir 10 times
- Connect the plunger to the top of the AeroPress and wait for the clock to reach 60 seconds
- Begin pressing the plunger down slowly - This should take about 30 seconds
- Remove and rinse the filter basket
- Push the coffee puck out of the AeroPress and into the rubbish
- Rinse the AeroPress
- Enjoy ☕
More AeroPress Content
AeroPress Movie - A documentary by European Coffee Trip
The Original AeroPress Recipe By Its Inventor Alan Adler - also by European Coffee Trip