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Supplies needed: Espresso Pot - The Bialetti Moka Express* is the gold standard and has been in use for almost a 100 years with 1, 3, 6, 9, and 12 cup sizes available, or GSI makes the highly regarded Mini Espresso* in 4 cup and 1 cup varieties A secondary pot to boil water in - like the MSR Titan Kettle* A favored mid-ground coffee, somewhere between espresso and course Heat Source - for this you’ll want to use your camp stove How to make Espresso Pot Camping Coffee Using the secondary pot, bring water to a boil Fill the bottom chamber of the espresso pot with the just-off-the-boil water to the fill line Fill the grounds basket, and level out the grounds with your finger (do not compress the grounds) Place the grounds basket into the bottom chamber and screw on the upper chamber (or spout, in the case of the GSI MiniEspresso) Place the espresso pot on low-medium heat (emphasis on the low) and watch for that delicious coffee to begin oozing into the upper chamber - In our experience this generally takes about 6-10 minutes **If it’s spurting like a volcano, your heat is too high When the color of the oozing coffee coming into the upper chamber (or cup in the case of the GSI MiniEspresso) turns a golden honey color, it’s time to remove the espresso pot from the heat Pour a bit of cool water over the exterior of the bottom chamber to stop the brewing **This step, along with pre-boiling the water in step 1, helps prevent your camping coffee from taking on a metallic taste from the pot Pour and enjoy the rush of a delicious camp coffee espresso - or make an Americano by mixing with 50% hot water Clean up: Disassemble the upper and lower chamber, remove and dump the grounds basket, rinse, wash with biodegradable soap, repeat rinse, and dry If you love espresso, be sure to check out our in-depth guide on how to Master the Art of Using a Camping Espresso Maker for more ways to make your espresso while camping
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