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Coffee Creativity
Make Espresso At Home | AeroPress
We've shared some of the most popular and classic brewing tools, such as the French Press and the Pour Over. But did you know there is a way to enjoy coffee that is so new it wasn't even around in the 1990's? Not to mention, it can actually produce a coffee that is reminiscent of espresso with the method we outline below!
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The tool? The AeroPress!
Fun Facts About The AeroPress:
- The AeroPress was debuted at a coffee trade show in late 2005
- The AeroPress was invented by a Stanford Professor and inventor who was frustrated that there was no easy way to brew a single cup of coffee
- The inventor's biggest hit before the AeroPress was a frisbee
What You Need:
- Finely ground Joffrey's Italian Espresso or a dark roast
- Hot water
- Digital scale
- Grinder (if you purchase whole bean)
- AeroPress
- Your favorite coffee mug
The Process:
- Weigh out 17-21 grams of ground coffee
- Bring 200 grams of water to a boil
- Remove cap
- Insert paper filter into the cap
- Pour hot water slowly over the filter, to rinse it and allow it to adhere to the cap
- Assemble the AeroPress (make sure it is completely dry) and place on the scale with the numbers upside down
- Add your fine coffee grounds
- Pour 34 grams of hot water(double the amount of water to coffee), making sure the coffee is completely saturated
- Stir coffee grounds
- Use remainder of hot water to fill the chamber
- Wait 1 minute for grounds to steep
- Get ready to press down hard to push the water through the coffee.*
- Fasten the cap, flip over, place over your mug
- Enjoy!
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