Cuppa

David van den Burgh · Post by **David van den Burgh** » Jan 18th, '10, 21:08

A Sunday morning cup of coffee turned into a how-to blog entry about brewing a good cuppa joe aboard. If you're ready to get serious about your coffee while cruising (or at home), here's the link.

jerryaxler · Post by **jerryaxler** » Jan 18th, '10, 22:03

"Approximately 170 degrees" If you really cared, you would be more precise.

David van den Burgh · Post by **David van den Burgh** » Jan 18th, '10, 22:05

jerryaxler wrote:"Approximately 170 degrees" If you really cared, you would be more precise.

Fine, 170-175 exactly. How's that? But seriously, there's better crema at 170 than 175. Your results may vary. No good deed goes unpunished, huh? Or else I need the aid of the new sarcasm icon that I hear is out there for a 1.99 download.

Dick Kobayashi · Post by **Dick Kobayashi** » Jun 25th, '11, 17:38

http://www.sweetmarias.com/clevercoffee ... torial.php

No comment on beans - but this method cannot be beat for simplicity

seadug · Post by **seadug** » Feb 11th, '13, 05:24

I also have an Aeropress and it does make great coffee. I'm not to high tech on the temperature. I just heat the water to boiling shut the heat off let the pot sit for 10-15 seconds then pour it into the press. My only complaint with this method is it seems to use more coffee beans per cup of coffee.

I normally drink espresso though and grind my beans with a kyocera CM 45 CF grinder and use my little 3 cup stove top pot.

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