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Here is a short video showing how easy it is to make espresso in your own kitchen!

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This shows my technique for making stovetop espresso coffee with a Moka pot. The “crema (foam on top) created by whipping sugar with some coffee before you pour the finished coffee in the cup. There is no crema you get from a real espresso machine, but it is still good, I think the two parts of sugar with any less than 1 part coffee gives the right consistency (it takes a little practice). You must use the first bit of coffee that emerges because it is thicker. The song is “40 cups of coffee” by Ella Mae Morse. Thanks to Jordan to film!

I’ll show you how to make a stove espresso from beginning to end. also the best type of bean to use. after viewing some one go to page 2 to see the finished result. . for this demo I usually buy coffee beans from Costa Coffee Shop (grade 5) What is the TON GEST you can get. Always grind your own beans when possible and use a very fine grind. BURR a grinder will give the best results, but you can use any type of mill as long as you look at a very fine grind. . Use your favorite beans and also experiment with different beans from other countries but the espresso is always use a Stong beans (roasted longer) good luck and enjoy your coffee. only a small detail. . . the pot is usually sold and promoted as an espresso machine but true espresso requires at least 14 bar pressure, which can not be achieved on a stove. . I would prefer to call it a very strong cup of coffee. (Thought I had better point this out because there are a lot of coffee experts would say the same … Some people call it a mocha