The Original AeroPress Recipe by Alan Adler | ECT Weekly #027
Have you ever tried the original AeroPress recipe created and tested by its inventor Alan Adler? We haven't until we started to work on our new documentary film about this iconic coffee maker. Curious to try?
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The basic recipe is really weird. Only using 90g water and then water it down *after the coffee’s made*
Watering down concentrated coffee is quite common way how to match it with your taste or needs.
One very interesting aspect of the original recipe is the low water temperature that is called for 175 F or 80 C. I feel like Adler really went interesting directions with the very fine grind but low temperature.
Have you ever put the coffee ground in the plunger. I did once. What a mess. I had to use the funnel to put it in the tube correctly. Great vid as always
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I’m pretty sure the original recipe calls for adding water up to the number “2” mark, rather than “1”.
+Chris Betancourt Music good spot! That is the tricky one – we have used one explained by Alan in the video. Later it was changed so it is not the one on the box now.
what a stupid way to make coffee …
+Dragan Ostojić why?