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- A Moka Pot guide for making coffee with espresso-like flavor at home. Perfect for lattes and espresso-based drinks.
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Please feel free to ask questions and share your own experiences.
Video features a 1-cup moka pot (single-serving) by Bialetti, but instructions are basically the same no matter what brand you use. Larger units take a bit longer to heat up. Pre-boiled water can be used to speed things up.
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kinda random but I actually like how you didn't edit out a few parts, gives the video a little personality
Actually, they edited in those parts :)
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@@-Sam69 bad vibes, no coffee 4 u
@@eireyouok101 "bad vibes" shut the fuck up with your fucking memes cunt.
It was especially helpful that you show what goes on when the heat is too high, and then what it should look like. Thanks! Excellent video.
yes - ive been using mine for years on high heat and it is always spurring haha
Do you think heat affects the final taste?
Many said its supposed to be fine grind coffee.
On High, the first ounce of my brew percolates smoothly, then even after I turn the heat down to Medium or Medium Low it still spurts. So I’m not entirely convinced about what this video shows.
Not to mention, the cold towel bit at the end looks like a myth. A cold towel on the bottom container isn’t going to cool the top container fast enough to change any flavoring. Conduction doesn’t work that fast.
yup I made my first coffee using this pot and the water squirt so fast and taste so bitter,next time I'll use low heat.
This is probably the super extra proper way of doing it but, actually, most people I know here in Italy don't bother at all with stopping the brewing and instead leave the pot on the stove until the level of coffee inside reach the fountain-thingy in the middle.
When that happens the pot starts making gurgling noises that signal you the coffee is ready (we say "sta salendo il caffè" AKA "the coffee is rising").
That way you can put the pot on the stove and do other things without having to watch it constantly.
Watching it is the fun part🇺🇸
italians don't care about many things - happy people )
The thing is I usually get distracted by said other things and end up burning the hell out of it anyway lol
Your method imparts a burnt flavor that not everyone enjoys.
This video is not the correct way to do it. The correct way is the traditional Italian way in the moka pot video by Annalisa J. The results are perfect every time.
A coffee video without the arrogance and aggression! Thank you.
Just got a mokapot for Christmas as I wanted a personal percolator .This fits the bill thoroughly 👌 and now I can make espresso without digging out the full sized one
Very helpful, without making me listen to anyone chat on forever before telling me how to make the coffee!
That's called a tutorial, dumbass.
I will just like to say how much I LOVE your videos. Straight to the point, methodical, includes a bit of light humour and mistakes. No extra fluff, or 10 minute intro with personal unnecessary anecdotes. Thank You so very much.
I'm addicted to coffee. The way you made this coffee makes me drink it forever.
+Ali Alanazi - I know that feeling! Thanks for watching and for your kind comment. :)
I love that you put these captions in the video cus I love that I get to read! Super clear instructions!
Two more tips: put a little water in the upper part of the bialetti, so the first drop won't burn. After it's finished stir it so the particles mix
You do realize the whole pot is really hot right? Aluminum heats up hotter than stainless steel. By then it's probably pointless because you're waiting for pressure to build.
Thanks for the advice!
@@sO_RoNerY yes but its not finished coffee until it drips out the top and then will burn and affect taste
You gave all the information for the better use.Very nice.
Remember that a cup o moka coffee has about twice the caffeine of an espresso, even if it doesn't seem to be by its flavor.
So good. No fuss or ego getting in the way! Process explained simply and quickly. 👍👍👏👏
Thank you for being informative without an autobiography or fifteen minutes of unrelated chatting.
Just know that your video is still helping people 6 yrs later! I bought my pot in Italy a few weeks ago and had to leave the paper instructions bc of traveling and this really helped!
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Thank you for the video! I've only ever used moka pots to make Cuban coffee. My brother-in-law's mother is Cuban and she was the one who introduced me to noka pots for the first time and we've always used Café Bustelo or other Cuban espresso-ground coffee. I've never seen someone make coffee with regular coffee made for drip brew. Interesting! I love my moka pot, a good cafécito makes me feel like I can take on the world.
I found one of these at Goodwill...looked brand new and I didn't know how to properly use it until this video. THANK YOU😊
I truly appreciate your video! Showing the brewing being to hot was exactly what I needed to see and im also glad to see im not the only one who spills 😊
Thank you for this tutorial and I love that you didn't edit, but instead showed corrected mistakes for us to avoid. :)
This is excellent. Concisely delivered in a professional looking video with a dab of humor. The bar towel hack is brilliant, and the ground coarseness and clean-up tips are very useful recommendations. Thank you! Learned everything I needed to know in under 4 minutes.
+Mark McMichael - Thank you so much for your incredibly thoughtful comment. Kind notes like yours totally make my day. I'm glad I was able to help! Thanks for the lovely comment and for watching!
I just run the bottom part of the moka pot under a cold tap for like 5 seconds and it stops brewing. The tap is right next to my stove so it makes perfect sense. I don't want to involve my fridge in my coffee making now :)
I just received a Moka pot 10 minutes ago and am enjoying a delicious latte thanks to your wonderful video! Thank you 😊
Just got one today, can’t wait to try this in the morning. Thanks for sharing!!!
Great video! Thanks a lot! My wife and I recently traveled to Cozumel and had cuban coffee both on board the ship and when we hung out in Miami waiting for a flight. Needless to say, I ordered a 3-cup Bialetti IMMEDIATELY! However, my first couple of batches had the burnt taste. The hot water/low heat tips made my current pot PERFECT! Thanks again. I now have a fantastic way to relive our vacation over a small cup of coffee :-)
Thanks for the demonstration. I bought one in Lidl supermarket today and I just made my first espresso with it. I normally use a Breville Barista Express, but I bought the Moka pot to take camping.
Your video provided a very condensed and practical approach to making coffee, very much appreciate the off to the side burner tip. You go!
Simple and swift tutorial thank you ❤
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thank you mokabees i learnt alot from this video. i been using cold water, and now i know to use hot and lots of other things like check heat not causing overmuch pressure.
This was so helpful for me in making my first cup of coffee with my new moka pot. Thanks!
for a beginner like me who has no idea how to use this your extra explanations were perfect!!!
I usually do not leave comments.. but THANK YOU. For making such a simple video, I'm new to this method and SO excited to give it a go!!
It's not just a really helpful video, it can be used as meditation also 😉😍 Thank you! ❤
Love the cold towel idea with the reason! Thank you for sharing!
how u did this video was so comforting ty :) ❤
This video is excellent and you just earned a sub! I am moving into an apartment for law school and wanted something with a smaller footprint than a drip machine. I already have a Delonghi espresso machine, but sometimes you want a nice piping hot CUP of coffee rather than an espresso shot. Just tried out my moka pot today following your instructions.
I just got mine today. Thank you for this wonderful video!
I tried this , several times , needs practice and attention to small details , but the espresso ☕️ is so delicious 😋.
Thanks for making this! I've just inherited a Moka pot and had no idea how it works. Off to make my first cup now, feeling good about this.
Man i got one a few months ago..just perfectly brewed coffee always..can never go back to instant.👌
Thank you. You showed what it looks like when too fast and just right. Awesome!
The best video I have ever seen to make a good moka cofee. Thank you very much .
A clear informative tutorial. Many thanks. I just treated myself to a Moka pot. cheers
Thank you 🙏 never used one of these while house sitting found myself with the Moka will buy one soon.
Just wanted to say I’m really into coffe and this was a very great video for . I now know which type of pot I need . Super stuff
We left crazy (USA) and moved to Italy. The video I posted today also shows how to use a Moka. Love your videos.
Thank you for the helpful video! The right coffee is also important. I use coffee from Lorenzotti Italy, they have coffee which is ground specific for Moka Pot's.
Excellent video, really helped me today in my novice experience with "espresso". Came out great. Video was solid, straight to the point with a little humor, thanks!
What humor dj hayes we must’ve watched a different videos
I had so much fun watching this video. I couldn't help but laugh at 2:38. "Nice." hahaha
me too!
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What happened there thou ? How come it poured out
Hahaha really true🤣🤣🤣
@@fashionrebel05
If you look closely you can see he poured coffee on the edge of the glass.
Thank you for not uttering a single word. Actions speak louder😍
I just learned of your channel, great work! Thanks for the helpful and enjoyable info. Keep it up!
+Edwin Lyons - Thank you so much for your kind words and encouragement. It really means a lot. Thanks for watching!
Thank you for this video I have one of these that’s was given to me didn’t know how to use it till now thank yiu
Thanks for the video! Really helped that you keep in the parts that didn’t go to plan. Lets us know what to look for!
Best explanation of how to make coffe we need ppl like you thanks !
Thank You! Got my little pot today! Thank You for tips. 😊
Excellent video! Thanks for your help, I'm now enjoying espresso at home!
Thank you for taking the mystery out of the Moka pot! I can't wait for my 3 cup Moka to arrive from Amazon. I am sure I will watch this a few more times once it does. 😉
Helpful video thank you!
Just ordered the Supreme Bialetti today !
This has helped me make the perfect cup, thank you so much! I was doing literally everything wrong. 🤣😂 Now it's just right every time!
My espresso came out perfect 👌🏻with help from this video. Thank you!!! ☕️☕️☕️
Since I go hiking and backpacking I was interested in the unit sold at outdoor gear stores. The videos of that product were not instructional and a poster recommended the Bialetti. Your video wa very informative so I ordered the pot and coffee. I am going to try it out at home before taking it out into the field. My little stove puts out a lot of heat and boils a cup of water in 2 minutes so experimentation on flame adjustment is crucial. Thanks again for the video.
Just bought one of these on my trip to Italy. This video was very helpful. I'm ready to give it a try!
How did it go?
Very "crisp" presentation. I enjoyed. Thanks 🙏 😊
Instead of the cold towel I use a small bowl of water and just submerge it once it's done. And when brewing two cups, I give some twists with a spoon to ensure all the coffee is homogeneous, and not concentrated at the bottom. Nice video
This is super useful, I'm going to take my mocapot on road trips for that perfect brew!
My moka pot makes a cup that tastes like a 70% dark chocolate truffle from Lindor. True story. I love it!
what coffee did you use
@@Daniel-dj7fh cafe bustelo. The brown/black can.
Best tutorial I've seen thank you!
Finally i got this contraption to brew me a good cup of "almost espresso". Thank you so much for this video..
If you follow all these instructions, but you add a little more ground coffee with the same amount of water, you will make an actual Espresso
Great video. I had to double check a few times I wasn't high as everything was going very slowly and smoothly :))
Thank you
excellent excellent video, helped me make a cuppa without damaging the pot on my first try (which i feel like happened to 50% of people before youtube)
Thank you for some cute, funny and lots of good tips videos ! I just purchased the 3-cups which is perfect for me, fell totally in love with it. Your tips make me enjoy my morning coffee even more :). Go ahead !
+FraxFred - This comment made my whole day. Thank you for sharing! I'm so glad you're enjoying your moka pot!
Hey!! Really good video, I just bought mine and works great. Thank you
Very, very informative & INTERESTING(!!!) TUTORIAL, SHOWING MISTAKES THAT U SHOULD'NT Have committed, too very sincere Video I hve ever seen!!!!!
Thanks for sharing these tips, I'm loving the moka pot so far 😁
I’ve been doing mine completely wrong! Haha. Thanks for this. Will deffo be trying it this way next time. X
Thank you!! Was straight to the point!!
I just purchased the espresso maker
I fall in love with these videos, thanks a lot ^^
An important point, among others, about the water level and the valve, thanks.
Thanks for the video I have this pot I was figuring out how it's used
Thank you for the information. You have presented it beautifully.
Thank you for this! You made it easy!
Excellent! Everything is covered. Specially SAFETY
Next time try this. I have a stove top espresso maker too, and I'm happy with how it brews coffee, but if you really want to get the full coffee flavor along with all the notes then do this. Prep the coffee maker as if you are going to brew a full pitcher, then turn it up to high heat but watch that it doesn't brew really fast, let the pitcher fill up slowly by adjusting the heat. let it fill just a little under the middle of the pitcher and take it off the heat and pour out the coffee in a cup. You now have an espresso that has all the notes of the coffee and is not watered down.
Have one and never knew you should leave the lid open. Thanks for the tip/video. I’ll have to try
You shouldn't generally leave the top open.
Your video is so relaxing and informative. Great video!
+angelessi Thank you so much! That means a lot! Thanks for watching. :)
This is a very good tutorial. Thanks.
Thanks for the step by step. Now I know how to use it.
I can't wait to get my own moka pot...gonna be very interesting to try out the heating steps..volla..other videos makes it look so easy but it ain't...gonna have to practice...thank you for the great tutorial
You'll like it for sure.
Bialetti's more modern design on the traditionally decagonal pot, it a a round bodied base and in a nicer finish. It's a bit more than that though. They've improved the downward direction of the chimney (for lack of a better word) so if you open the lid as it brews, it doesn't piss coffee everywhere. Also the new spout avoids the missing the cup if poured too quickly as happened in the video. And it's a touch easier to screw together. I got mine before getting a place with an induction hob (that I now have) which it was designed for, and keeps it looking lovely. Mine's a Venus, but they have other similar designs too.
Great tutorial! Can't wait to try.
Neato! Watching the coffee spew out was like beautiful chocolate magic. LOL
+Doodah Gurl I know, right! That's my favorite part. Thanks for watching and for your wonderful comments.
This is the most helpful video about how to use Moka pot. I love when you pour and make take 2. I always make the same mistake ...ha ha ha.
You cover all the important imformations.
Thanks a lot. Now I know that every day I set up too high heat.
It's the second time I've watched this vid and I still laughed a lot when you missed the glass! 😆
This is cool I need one of these. I make espresso at home, but when I hike I make Turkish coffee on a bonfire. I might use this when I go hiking to try something different. Thanks!
Gentrit Bajrami camp stove on lowest setting. leave lid up, as soon as you see it brewing, shut lid and remove from heat.
Title is right. this is the best tutorial
Great, short, informative little video.
In my experience, you must develop a 'recipe' and technique for each brand of coffee you use in a moka pot. If the coffee is too strong, grind it larger. Too weak, grind it smaller. Once you get a particular coffee dialed in, you can make a very good cup of coffee that has that 'pop', when you drink it (I don't know the proper name for it, but you'll NEVER experience this perfection, buying a cup of coffee from some chain.)
Just happensanced on this machine online and was iffy as to my decision to get one UNTIL WATCHING YOUR VIDEO thanks... Now I am confident enough to buy and try... Only thing that gives me some pause is that we use GAS (not electric) thus, might have to place this thing inside a small CAST IRON pan to get it to work right. Will update THANKS
Nice and it is technically an espresso how it used to be done!! For better taste heat up water separately once at boiling fill the base of the pot like video shows and use medium to light roasted coffee you will then get the correct vintage espresso!!
Moka just makes moka cofee, not espresso (moka il lighter and with no cream). Mokas were invented years after espresso machines as a simple, fast and cheap way to have a good coffe at home. Boiling water separately is a nonsense, moka is designed to work with fresh water, the heating is meant to be done inside it. To get good results you only have to avoid using heat too high :)
Thanks you so much for sharing your video definitely I'm going to get it
your video feels like a calming meditation
Very clear. Easy to follow.
Nice! Perfect tutorial. Thank you.
+Ucsal Tecnologia Thank you! I'm glad you enjoyed it. Thanks for watching!