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Cold brewing is not just for iced coffee. You can use the cold brew technique to produce a smooth rich concentrate that makes a delicious cup of hot coffee as well. Read on to learn how to cold brew coffee.
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How to Make Cold Brew Coffee Using a Jar
If you'd like to try making cold brew coffee, but don't want to invest in a purchased cold brew coffee system, you can cold brew coffee with supplies you probably already have at home. This video shows how you can cold brew coffee using two jars, a coffee filter holder, and a coffee filter. -
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Introduction
- Cold brewing produces a coffee concentrate which can then be used to make hot coffee, iced coffee, or a coffee flavored beverage. You'll need a coffee maker designed for cold brew, which you can purchase or make yourself with equipment you already have at home. The key ingredients of successful cold brew are quality coffee, fresh water, and patience, as the mixture needs to steep for 12 hours.
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Step 2: Cold Brew the Coffee
- Add the grounds to the pot.
- Pour the water over the coffee, making sure that all the grounds get wet.
- Swirl the water around very gently, if needed.
- Do not stir vigorously.
- Allow to brew for 12 hours.
- Pour off the concentrate, being careful to leave the grounds in the pot.
- Add 2 tablespoons of the concentrate to hot or cold water to reconstitute.
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Step 3: Tips for Cold Brewing Coffee
- Use fresh, clean, cold water.National Coffee Association: How to Brew Coffee Coffee research: Coffee Brewing
- Tap, filtered or bottled water each work well as long as they taste good on their own.
- Don't use softened water.
- Mineral water may give the brew a slightly off taste.
- Use fresh coffee, preferably ground right before brewing.Barista Magazine: Defining Freshness (May 2005)
- Use fresh, clean, cold water.National Coffee Association: How to Brew Coffee Coffee research: Coffee Brewing
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