How to make delicious coffee without a coffee machine?

You don’t necessarily need a coffee machine to brew delicious coffee. While a coffee machine can easily brew a strong cup of coffee, there are other ways to make delicious coffee with a rich taste and aroma.

First, the easiest way is to use filter paper and hot water to hand-pour coffee. Place the filter paper on a container and pour the ground coffee into the filter paper. Next, slowly pour an appropriate amount of hot water on the filter paper and let the water penetrate into the bottom container and collect it. This method is called "hand pour" or "filter" brewing. It can retain the flavor of the coffee beans themselves and the production process is relatively simple.

Secondly, if you like strong espresso with a slightly oily texture, then the French press may be one of your best choices. The French press consists of a glass jar and a metal mesh filter. When making it, just pour the coffee powder of appropriate coarseness (medium grinding) into the jar, and then add the right amount of hot water. After the coffee powder and water are fully mixed, use pressure to pass the liquid through the filter to get a strong espresso.

Finally, if you want to try a more special and interesting way to make coffee, then cold brew may be your choice. Cold brew is a method of soaking coffee beans for a long time at a low temperature to extract flavor and aroma. First, put an appropriate amount of coarsely ground coffee beans in a container and pour room temperature or ice water. Then stir well and seal the container, and let it stand at room temperature for 12 to 24 hours. Finally, use filter paper or other filtering equipment to filter out the liquid and enjoy it.

In short, although there is no coffee machine that can easily make delicious coffee, we can still make delicious coffee with rich taste and aroma at home through methods such as hand pouring, French press and cold brew. Choose a brewing method that suits your taste and try different coffee beans and grinding degrees, you will find that making coffee can also be an interesting exploration.