What are some popular coffee recipes that use Chemex?
Chemex coffee brewing offers a unique way to extract the rich, nuanced flavors of your favorite coffee beans. Let's delve into some popular Chemex coffee recipes that will elevate your coffee experience.
Unveiling the Art of the Classic Chemex Brew ☕️
The classic Chemex brew is a go-to method for many coffee enthusiasts. It's simple, efficient, and brings out the subtle flavors and aromas of the coffee.The Classic Chemex Brew
You will need:
50g of your favorite coffee beans, medium-coarse grind
700ml of filtered water, just off the boil
50g of your favorite coffee beans, medium-coarse grind
700ml of filtered water, just off the boilInstructions
- Rinse your Chemex filter with hot water and discard the rinse water.
- Add your coffee to the filter, ensuring an even spread.
- Slowly pour just enough water over the grounds to wet them evenly (about 150ml). Wait for about 30 seconds to allow the coffee to bloom.
- Gradually add the rest of the water in a circular motion, keeping the water level consistent.
- Once the water has filtered through, remove the filter and serve immediately.
Notes
Remember, the key to a great Chemex brew is the coffee to water ratio and the grind size. Too fine a grind can result in over-extraction and a bitter taste, while too coarse a grind can lead to under-extraction and a weak, watery taste.
Learn more about 🔥 Chemex Coffee Concentrate Recipe or discover other Real Coffee Club recipes.
Remember, the key to a great Chemex brew is the coffee to water ratio and the grind size. Too fine a grind can result in over-extraction and bitterness, while too coarse a grind can lead to a weak, under-extracted brew.
For more information on why your Chemex coffee may taste bitter, check out our article on why does my Chemex coffee taste bitter.
If you're looking for the recommended coffee bean grind, steep time, and water temperature for a perfect cup of coffee, we have a comprehensive guide here.
Understanding coffee grinding techniques for a better Chemex grind size is crucial. Learn more about it here.
Chill Out with the Refreshing Chemex Iced Coffee 🧊☕️
This recipe is perfect for those hot sunny days when you crave a refreshing yet robust coffee.The Chemex Iced Coffee
You will need:
40g of coffee beans, medium-coarse grind
350ml of filtered water, just off the boil
350g of ice
40g of coffee beans, medium-coarse grind
350ml of filtered water, just off the boil
350g of iceInstructions
- Rinse your Chemex filter, then add your coffee grounds.
- Place the ice in the bottom of the Chemex.
- Slowly pour the hot water over the grounds, ensuring all the coffee is saturated.
- Let the coffee drip onto the ice.
- Once all the water has filtered through, swirl the Chemex to melt any remaining ice and cool the coffee.
- Serve over ice.
Notes
Remember to use fresh coffee beans for the best flavor. The grind size should be medium-coarse for the best extraction. Adjust the amount of ice and water to your taste.
Discover the Power of Chemex Coffee Concentrate 💪☕️
This method creates a strong coffee concentrate that you can store and dilute to your liking for a quick coffee fix.Chemex Coffee Concentrate
You will need:
100g of coffee beans, medium-coarse grind
800ml of filtered water, just off the boil
Chemex
Chemex filter
100g of coffee beans, medium-coarse grind
800ml of filtered water, just off the boil
Chemex
Chemex filterInstructions
- Rinse your Chemex filter, then add your coffee grounds.
- Gradually pour the hot water over the grounds, keeping the water level consistent.
- Once all the water has filtered through, let the coffee cool then store it in the fridge.
- When ready to serve, dilute the concentrate with hot or cold water to your desired strength.
Notes
Experimenting with different coffee beans, grind sizes, and water temperatures can lead to discovering your perfect Chemex Coffee Concentrate. Remember, the best coffee for Chemex brewing is one that suits your taste buds. So, don't be afraid to try different varieties.
Experimenting with different coffee beans, grind sizes, and water temperatures can lead to discovering your perfect Chemex brew. The Chemex is a versatile coffee maker that allows you to explore a world of coffee flavors and aromas.
Test your Chemex brewing knowledge!
How well do you know your Chemex brewing methods? Take this quiz to find out!
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What's your go-to Chemex brew?
We all have our favorite coffee brews. If you're a Chemex user, we'd love to know which recipe you prefer. Vote below!
