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*when using a NEW MOKA POT always make a couple of pots and toss them, this will prepare your moka pot (as the first pot or two will taste awful)*
Spilling all the beans... I meant... the secrets, on how to make a perfect and delicious “espresso” at home with the classic Italian Moka Pot. Yes I know this is not the technical espresso you get at the bar from the high pressure machines. This is our home espresso, il nostro “caffettino”!
From the bean, the grind, the water, the roast, the do's and the dont's, I am giving you all of the tips from Nonna and her always and consistently perfect espresso!
And I am also answering all of your coffee questions!
As always I will see you in the comments below to learn about all of your coffee rituals!
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00:00 Intro
01:53 Important Things to Consider For Perfect Cup of Coffee
02:48 The Coffee
03:33 My Favorite Coffee Brands
04:14 Types of Roast
05:00 The Grind - fine or corse?
06:15 NEVER do this!
07:13 How do You Make it? The Process
08:19 Simple Rules, Big Results
09:55 How to Drink Espresso - Various Methods
11:30 a few more thoughts and...
12:46 ONE EXTRA TIP for left over Coffee
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An easy way to clean your moka pot without soap:
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Excellent explanation. Congrats. With you teaching how to use the moka coffee maker, I have been enjoying a much better my coffee. 🎉 😊thank you.
Love this video. How often should you replace some of the parts (the funnel and steel filter) on a Bialetti Mokka Pot?
Growing up in Long Island in the 1960s, our next door neighbors were from Italy, as a young kid I would go over to their house and they would always feed me (whether I was hungry or not, lol) I would sit on one their laps at the table and they would let me sip their coffee (expresso) before they drank it, they all drank it without cream or sugar, I must of been 6 or 7 when they gave me a whole cup to myself, I was so proud. They gave me my love for good food and drink, always to be shared and enjoyed with family and friends. They're long gone, but I still think of them.
Thank you Annalisa for taking the time and effort to share the correct way of making Italian coffee, you're so right when you say ritual, aroma, memories and home, I think enjoying the simple pleasures in life is the secret to true happiness.
Frank, thank you for sharing this beautiful memory, I could see it! I was 6 when I started drinking espresso, it’s so normal for us 😆
Everything tastes better with family and friends, and I truly believe that many simple moments treasured and stitched together make for a wonderful life.
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As a long islander this is such a beautiful story that you shared thank you for expressing such a personal profound memory from your mind
Espresso *
Your demeanor is so calm and comforting. I could listen to you all day!
Wow, thank you! I appreciate you ☕️✨
OOO, freezing the cold coffee instead of tossing it! Gold! THank you.
I find that lighter roasts truly have more flavors than darker roasts. You taste more of the coffee seeds' natural flavors and less of the roasted or burned flavors.
I actually never enjoyed the flavor of coffee until I tried a medium light roast with floral, tea, and coffee like flavors. It was very sweet, fruit acidic and lighter than any coffee I had ever had before.
Just a thought for anyone who doesn't enjoy the "standard" coffee flavor.
Thank you so much, darling! I've always hated "normal" coffee, much too bitter for my taste.
@@tatemitchell1479 Indeed. Bitter and burnt just don't suit me well. Blessings to you.
@@GoTellJesusSaves And blessings to you in return! 🥰
@@tatemitchell1479 Thank you! Gladly receiving those wonderful blessings.
It’s amazed me how people have so much different taste of how they like their coffee. And coffee has all of its variety to please each individual different taste all the same
You had to alert everyone that if they have a brand new Bialetti (everyone in Italy has a Bialetti Moka 😊) it's better to threw away the first two, three coffees they make. The first coffee of a new moka machine is ALWAYS disgusting! 😅 Your face is so satisfied and proud in this video! Lovely 💕
Cate! This is a super good point! Thank you! I have had a few comments of people buying the Moka and I shared this! I have mine for so long that I literally forgot 🙈
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Is it? And here I was, thinking it was my fault...😳🤣
Yes! I forgot this when i got a new moka pot yesterday( why did I get a new moka pot? Lets just say i found my old one ruined in the dishwasher.) she said it was so dirty🥺
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If only Mr. Bialetti would know...at least twice I forgot I had my Moka on the stove and coffee boiled for an infinite amount of time...when I realized (the smell was so strong and yeah actually strange 😂) all the plastic parts of the Moka were completely melted...can you imagine how strong and strange was the smell? 😭🤢😂
I love how you explained how to make the perfect coffee .When I drink the coffee with my grandson we felt like we were in heaven.
Love that!
Life Saver. I noticed the concentrate in the bottom but didn't think to stir it. Thanks!
Thank you for making this video. Both of my Grandparents have died, joining my Nonno and Nonna, and I find myself turning towards the things I remember that they loved, their traditions and they’re hobbies. I’m going to make and drink a cup of Italian coffee that they would have all enjoyed from the espresso set my Nonna gifted me and Italian cookies. All while sitting outside with the lovely fig tree my Grandparents gave me in my garden. When my Mom visits again, this’ll be what we can do together to remember the good times.
This is so beautiful! Thank you for sharing. The little things always bring me home, or closer to those I miss ❤️✨
That is such a lovely story to post.
Did this today and it turned out PERFECT. Every time I made it in the past it was a disaster, turned out bitter and acidic. THANK YOU!!!
I am so happy to hear this! ☕️✨❤️
+Romans831 happy to hear this ❤️❤️
Love this! I grew up in a coffee family and it was the center of our lives. Now I’ve been living in southern Italy for a year and I relate to the coffee culture so much! Learned a lot about my moka pot coffee journey in this video :)
Enjoy South Italy! I miss farmi un caffettino con amici! Un abbraccio 🥹✨☕️
I usually pour in room temperature water.
When I wait for the eruption, my coffee usually comes out bitter. Therefore, I take off the gas a little earlier. I don't let him overcook.
Medium roasting, medium grinding.
When I tried to pour hot water, the coffee often came out bitter, without any acidity.
I loved how you showed us how to make café!!!! I'm in Italy right now, I've been drinking this awesome café every day!!!!! Also you are so calm I can listen to you all day!!!! Gracias!☕️
I love making a milky kind of coffee by making the Moka espresso, and then I heat an equal amount of milk in a small pan and then 'froth' it in a single serving french press, then the two are poured together into a straight sided cup from a height of about 6 inches. Yummy :)
Once you've mastered the Moka pot, Turkish/Greek is really fun too!
This sounds so delicious to me right now! 😋❤️❤️
Whenever I'm in the Middle East it's Turkish/Arabic coffee or nothing!! I once ordered coffee in a restaurant in Israel and received a tepid, bland cup of coffee and when I asked what it was I was told "what you ordered, nescafe, coffee" Regular coffee is nescafe, you have to be specific, espresso or Arabic coffee...It's like Xerox or Kleenex, the brand name has become the generic name of the object... learned my lesson!
My husband and I have our own Bialetti espresso maker. He prefers Illy Robusto espresso and I prefer Illy medium roast espresso. It’s such a lovely morning ritual. Thanks for sharing your way of preparing the espresso and the various espresso beans that you prefer. Lovely video.
Thank you so much! ✨it’s a morning ritual for us as well and I love how the house fills with the aroma!
My son in law is bringing me everything I need for the perfect Espresso from Italy. Thanks for the tips!
Leslie when you first get your Moka, make a couple of pots with a cheap coffee as you will throw it away (the first 2 or 3 are just to prime the machine and don’t taste good), after that use the good stuff and enjoy ❤️❤️☕️ let me know how you like it ❤️
I'm so intrigued. I had watched another tutorial where they preheat the water and I had a bit of a coarser grind. Trying this right now!
What a fantastic video! Thank you, Annalisa J, for such a thorough explanation. I am buying this coffee machine today!🌞❤
Hello Jelena! Ohhh so happy for you!
A few others are buying the Bialetti, here is a tip for a new machine:
when you first get your Moka, make a couple of pots with a cheap coffee as you will throw it away (the first 2 or 3 are just to prime the machine and don’t taste good), after that use the good stuff and enjoy!
Saluti dalla Polonia! Grazie per insegnarmi come preparare l'originale espresso italiano! Domani berrò una perfetta tazza di caffe.
Although I have a semi automatic coffee machine at my apartment, I still use my 2-cup Bialetti moka pot from time to time. Thanks for the upload.
I absolutely LOVE her, she is just precious!! Thank you for a perfect video, I am new to this way of making coffee! I only used a French press until now! Anyways, as a new fan of your channel, I have subscribed and shared with my family to do the same! Ciao!! ❤
Thank you so much, Annalisa! ☺️ I have tried following tips from other videos such as using soap, boiling water first but it was never quite right. I finished making espresso in the moka pot following your tips here and my espresso is so much more delicious! Grazie Mille!
Yay! I am so happy to hear this! ❤️☕️🙏🏻
WOW! You take through the process with such artistic precision yet an aura of ease. I loved watching this! Excited for more content XXX
🥺🙏🏻 thank you, this means so much ❤️☕️
This was so helpful, thank you! I bought Illy coffee and was confused as how to best make coffee with it. Now I know!
Such a nice to listen voice. Water we kinda ignore, just use tap water. Good point.
I have a Bialetti who is 40 yrs old and still going strong, I just changed the gasket. My aunt told me to clean the moka once in a while with baking soda, then wipe it dry.
Yes!!! I bet the coffee is AMAZING!!! ☕️❤️
Beautiful. This is how they make it Puerto Rico. At least one of the ways. My grandma always had this in her stove. 💗 It’s funny she would just drink black coffee, most have caffe con leche ( with milk). And I told my daughter couple years back to freeze the left over coffee because she makes her iced coffee and it’s just so watery lol Great minds think alike for sure! ☕️
I love ice coffee but minus the watery ice 😂😋☕️
Thank you Annalisa! I just recently bought a Bialleti Brikka. I have watch many videos and my coffee was still coming out kind of bitter. I saw your video yesterday and applied your method this morning. It worked! I was so pleased with my coffee. Thank you so much for your video. So easy to follow and the results were wonderful!
Hi Gloria, I am so happy to hear this!
Grandma taught me right 😜🥰❤️
This was so helpful!!!!! I was doing it all wrong! Made it exactly as you instructed using illy coffee. What a difference! THANK YOU!!
I love this video! I love my Bialetti and have been through so many gaskets, but you're right it still lasts and lasts.I've been making the mistake of tamping down my espresso, so I'll leave it loose now. Thank you so much for this tutorial
Sue, it’s literally timeless! ❤️☕️✨
I too have been tamping down the grounds, which I will now stop. Otherwise, I've been doing it right. Over the years, I've had to replace the Bialetti a couple of times due to melting the handle!
You will probably find yourself using less gaskets?
Grazie mille Annalisa! We have a Moka but, when we have made the espresso in it, it was never quite what we know it to be when we enjoy it in Italy. This was a really good instructional video on how to do it right. We'll give it another try. There's nothing better than a hot, delicious espresso first thing in the morning. When we were in Rome on our last visit, we stayed in a lovely apartment right near a tiny little bar that served amazing espresso and cappuccino and wonderful cornetti. I could hardly wait for the sun to come up so we could enjoy our morning coffee. A presto! 😋❤️
Mmmhhhh i cornetti! Awww I miss those!❤️☕️🥰😋
Thank you I needed this I just came home from Portugal and wanted to learn how to do expresso That I was loving it there
I love your joy and in depth explanation when you shared your passion for espresso with us.
I am shopping for a mocca machine today!!! Can’t wait to make my own Italian style espresso ☕️.Thank you for sharing your recipe and ritual with us, dear Annalisa 🥰
Hello Larissa, how exciting!
They also have many fun colors of the Bialetti! Like I wrote to Leslie when you first get your Moka, make a couple of pots with a cheap coffee as you will throw it away (the first 2 or 3 are just to prime the machine and don’t taste good), after that use the good stuff and enjoy!!
I love learning about your rituals! I love my coffee and especially espresso. I especially liked hearing about your favorite brands of coffee. I just love the way Italians enjoy everything I a leisurely way. Thanks for brightening my Sunday mornings!❤️
Thank you so much! It’s a nice pace of life. The coffee ritual forces you to take an extra moment in the morning, I like it 🇮🇹☕️🥰
That was so sweet. Perfect instructions for moka pots. There are quite a few clowns on CZcams advising that you preheat the water (to save time? It's the same in the end!) or to add an Aeropress paper filter, which ruins the flavor by absorbing flavorful oils. You have it right, the real Italian way, thank you!
😄 I never understood where the preheating the water and adding paper filters came from, especially since the Moka was designed to be as simple as possible for the everyday use in the household. ☕️
@@AnnalisaJ Exactly
With all due respect, you are adorable. Additionally, thank you for educating me on the proper use of the moka pot.
My pleasure 😊
I’m inspired! Ordered my coffee and Moka. Next thing you know I’ll be studying Italian! There is just something so lovely about your presentation. Happy thanksgiving Annalisa 😋
Thank you Nancy! Enjoy your new Moka! ☕️❤️
Thanks to you Annalisa, I can once again enjoy my coffee - black or milky! After watching so many CZcams videos on how to use the moka pot, I was almost on the point of throwing the pot away as I didn't see the point of pre-heating the water or running the pot under cold water etc to enjoy a good cup of coffee. I just wanted an easy way to make good coffee. I follow all the steps you mention except for two. I don't use filtered water, just use water from a carafe of tap water left at room temperature and I also use Lavazza organic coffee (for Amazonia). The results have been amazing!
I am so happy to hear this! Enjoy your coffee ✨☕️❤️
I just finished my first container of the Illy brand. I will say it was great! I originally planned to try all three, and probably still will, but I'm going through a second Illy first. Thank you for the video, and the recommendations!
Wonderful!☕️☕️❤️
Ooohhhh. That was fun I really haven’t had espresso coffee. But I like the ritual. Because of the ritual alone I’m going to buy a pot and start to have an espresso with friends. Americans have a coffee on the go,run. The Italian way has you slow down take time for relationships then go to the next step for your day. Really enjoyed your video, as usual. Thanks for the lesson.
It’s such a nice pace, it forces you to slow down a bit! I love it! ❤️🥰☕️
Slowing down and connecting with people exactly what’s needed at any and all times. Have a great week.
A very honest and not pretentious video about how to make a great Espresso.
My new afternoon ritual is to make myself a Ciococcino… I believe I made that up not a Chococino but a Ciococcino!
I take a square of at least 70% dark chocolate or a Lindt truffle ball of 60% dark chocolate and make it melt in an espresso cup. I pour the espresso coffee in that same cup mix it well and top it off with 2 tablespoons of warm 35% whipping cream (or heavy cream).
It tastes amazing.
I love it! I am guilty of occasionally dropping a nice square of Lindt dark chocolate into my espresso ✨🤩🥰
I will be making this tomorrow 🌹
@@sarai5467 Please share your appreciation of the experiment with me and also if you found your own twist to improve it. Don’t say you added alcohol that’s cheating 😜
@@DesignerFromMars so this morning I added a 70% dark square and it was delicious, I used the lavazza espresso as I love this blend 🌹 thank you
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I've been using my moka pot wrong all along, but thanks to you, I have finally learned the correct way. Thanks ☺️
I followed you’re directions exactly and made a great tasting Americano. I loved the Illy Classico roast you recommend as well. Thank you!
Thanks for your take on the stove top espresso maker…and happy to see you use the Bialetti. I have a good collection of Bialetti’s and find they are superior to many other brands….no issues and no drips! I never thought of stirring just after, and before serving so I thank you for that! Glad I found your video.
Thank you so much Annalisa! I purchased my Mona Pot almost 3 years ago, and upon return from my first trip to Italy. I sadly have not used it, after trying it a couple times. I am now inspired to try it again, and I am excited to do so. Thank you for making such a great video! ❤️
I am so happy you will give it another try! ☕️✨☕️❤️
Loved this so much! For a second there I thought I was smelling fresh coffee☕️😌 My family and I are Colombian and coffee definitely runs in our blood 💛💙❤️ Italian coffee is hands down one of the best, so elegantly made. Thank you for this video Annalisa!!🥰
Paula!! Thank you ☕️🥰✨
Thank you. Love your warm smile.
I had a chance to use moka pot at my parent's house during christmas. They didn't know how to use it cause they prefer their coffee simply brewed in a cup but I personally hate the taste and feeling of "non filtered" coffee (like with grounds in your cup). Now as I have time I was simply curious how to actually use this device. And just wanted to tell you how happy I got when you said that one of your favourite coffee is the one that I personally looove (Lavazza Crema e gusto). ps I adore your vibe, so calm and happy, it's relaxing to listen to you :>
I loved reading this as I can relate when I visit my american family, lol! I always bring the moka with me when I travel.
What a wonderful instructional video. My mother & grandmother used to make espresso all the time in this Moka. I have one but have never used it. I will now after watching this! Thank you!!
Janet, enjoy it! If it’s the first few uses of the pot, use a lesser quality coffee and toss it, it will prep the machine. ❤️
So sweet, thank you. I have my own ritual of a vegan latte (made with oat milk) every afternoon around 3pm which I love - it is so nice to take a true (albeit) short break and it gives me energy during the afternoon slump. But I'm going to try the coffees you mentioned, give it a bit of Italian flavor (literally!)
I use oat milk as well! I am so used to it now! It’s very nice ☕️❤️
Thank you for the information. I have just bought the machine and was wondering how to do it. 👍
I love the Italian smile and giggle, always so sunny!
That's exactly how I make my coffee, now I'm going to have to try the LaVazza coffee combo, I've never mixed the two or even considered it until you suggested it.
I just bought a 6 cup version because that's all they had. Can I reduce the amount water and amount of coffee to make fewer cups?
No, it won’t work. Make it and put the leftover in ice trays and make coffee ice cubes for when you make ice coffee!✨
Amazing video, thank you so much Annalisa !
Thank you!
I just bought one and I am trying to get it right. I have never liked coffee, but I think part of it is as an American, I think our coffees are too much in quantity. A little espresso is just the right amount for me. I have noticed that all of the non-Italians suggested filling the reservoir with hot water, but none of the Italians do. It's funny that over a few times of making it, the ones I have made with hot water were SUPER bitter which is the opposite of the reason people were saying to heat it first.
Hello , I found a different way to make my moka , in a very stable way , day after day, so I want to share it with everyone
I only use Sidamo Ethiopian, with a coarse ground ( same as with the french press) . I used hot water ( here the water is. Very good).
I use the same amount of coffee as you do. As soon as the bottom of the coffee pot is covered with coffee, I take it out of the stove, till it doesn’t flow anymore. Then back on a gentle to finish , I stop again when it is gurgling again. I get a very nice flavour , and a taste that is reminiscent of the Turkish , or Greek coffee. Pardon my broken English! Oh yes, and I only use a 3 cups Bialetti. Bernard.
Oh wow! I will have to try it! Thank you so much for the detailed instructions Bernard!!! ❤️❤️☕️🥰 your English is great ✨
I've had my mokapot for about a year; it makes a good little cup of coffee. I got a few tips from you that I will try. I will try filtered water, and stirring it in the pot before I serve it. Also I will stop washing it out with soap, and just use water. It didn't dawn on me that the patina of coffee might help the taste. I also will keep the lid closed; I had been doing it with the lid open so I could see how full it was. Thank you for your advice. I love coffee. I have been using Starbucks ground esspresso, but I will try the Italian brands you suggested.
Mark I think that the Italian coffee, especially Illy will definitely blow your mind! So smooth and delicious! Let me know what you think of it! ☕️✨
Thank you! I’ve had my Moka for some time but wasn’t sure how to use it. Now I’m going to make my first espresso!
Make sure to discard the very first two if the moka is brand new ☕️
You have explained very well how to use and what you really need to know about it.
Thank you, I do have one and you explain what I did wrong with it
Coffee is important as well, I do have the same as you with illy, I love it and have been using it for a while.
I cant wait to try your technique of letting it rest first and stirring it before pouring.
Thank you so much for this! I have another brand of this type of coffee maker, and I followed your instructions in real time- I got a perfect, strong cup of coffee (finally!) My grandfather used to spend a few hours every week making very super-strong coffee on his little machine. He called it "essencia", and he would fill up four cleaned ketchup bottles with it. When we wanted coffee, we would put some essencia into our cup and add hot water. I liked to make mine very strong. Now I can have that memory every time I make a cup. :)
Carmela such a good memory! Aww the time in the morning for coffee is so precious! So glad you made a great cup ✨☕️❤️
Thank you for this video. I got my Bialetti Moka about a month ago and the "coffee making process" was incosistant. I knew I was not doing something correctly. This video helps a lot. Thank you for the tips and instructions.
Enjoy ☕️✨
Wonderful video!❤
I got my Moka pot in Sicily, in a hard ware shop 10 years ago . Just started to use it “ the correct way” after watching your video which was recommended. Have subscribed.
Glad I could help!
@@AnnalisaJ I use those round filter papers now and the coffee is so much smoother. You make great videos.
Thank you! Grazie mille for the fantastic video. I use Bialetti Moka pot but buy whole coffee beans & grind my own coffee. Great tip on freezing the leftovers. Thank you again.
❤️☕️ thank you so much Renata! I use the cubes for iced coffee or if so need to melt it for tiramisu so it’s not hot and it’s ready to go! 🥰
Annalisa this is the most perfect timing for sharing your precious coffee secrets. Thank you! After watching your video on morning rituals I bought Bialetti pot last week along with Illy coffee. No more cold water from my fridge filter! And I shall stir it from now on! Next stop perfect Turkish coffee ☕️ . I enjoy your every video and comments from your beautiful community here. So heartwarming!
Turkish coffee or Armenian coffee as I prefer is very easy to make, you do need the irbik or jasveh. They are available on Amazon. You will need coffee as well the coffee mentioned in this video is good but you will need to grind it a bit more until it is almost powder consistency.
To make the coffee fill the Demi-tasse cup to the top with room temperature bottled water and pour it in the jasveh add about a teaspoon of sugar to the water then with the same spoon a heaping teaspoon of coffee. Leave the coffee to float on the top of the water. Place the coffee on the heat. Medium heat is best. As the water heats up the coffee will start to mix and dissolve when it is completely incorporated into the water give the coffee a good stir from then bottom then let it finish. You will see the coffee climb the sides of the jasveh and gather towards the center. As it reaches the center it is done. Immediately remove from the heat. You can now pour. Each cup should have a layer of the coffee foam on the top, so with the teaspoon divide it between the the cups then gently pour the coffe to fill the cup. If there is coffee left in the pot that is okay- it is the jasveh’s portion.
The coffee can be made black but traditionally it is sweetened, medium sweet is best.
For multiple portions just increase the coffee water and sugar for was cup. Three coffees - three demitasse of water, three teaspoons sugar and three heaping teaspoons coffee.
Lastly- never ever turn you back on the coffee while it is making- it will overflow and make a horrible mess. Enjoy what is arguably the best coffee in the world equal to the Moka.
For Anna: if your Bialetti is brand new, Follow this tip as well; when you first get your Moka, make a couple of pots with a cheap coffee as you will throw it away (the first 2 or 3 are just to prime the machine and don’t taste good), after that use the good stuff and enjoy!
For Coco: I am so going to try this! Sounds AMAZING!!!! 🙏🏻😘
Recently bought a moka pot from bialetti after following another coffee roaster on here and I have to admit coffee espresso tastes so much better out of this and it’s fun trying to get the slow tar like espresso to come out of it flavour is amazing, totally agree with the bialetti
This video is pure meditation
I really appreciate your video. My husband mentioned the other day how the lattés he's been ordering haven't tasted that great. I thought I would look into an affordable way to make it at home and found your video. I immediately purchased a Bialetti 3 cup, Illy Classico and made his favorite latté at home. He was thrilled with the result! It tasted so much better than at our local coffee shop! I also enjoyed the process of making it. I don't think we will be going to a coffee shop for a long time now. Thank you!
This made me smile! Thank you for sharing!! ☕️✨
Ditto!.... except for the husband part. :)
The best tutorial!!! ❤️❤️❤️ Thank you for all the explanation and tips!!
Thank you so much 🙏🏻❤️
Perfect video for the espresso from top to bottom. Thank you.🎉❤❤❤
Love this kind of coffee!!! Thanks for posting😻
I learned to make espresso in a Moka pot ten years ago and there was no going back delicious……love your videos
Right! So good!☕️🥳
I just came back from Italy and I had the best coffee there at Sant’ Eustachio il Caffe in Roma. I’ve always used a moka pot (in Puerto Rico we call it greca), but I’ve been using it all wrong 🙈. I fill it up with water all the way and put it on high heat. I’ll try low heat and the stir to see if I notice the difference. Thanks for the tips!
Enjoy ☕️💞
Thank you so much for the video!❤
You are so welcome! ☕️
Awesome. I cannot wait for the morning to come. Thanks!
Hope you enjoy it!☕️
I’ve been using one for years and have been making so many mistakes! Can’t wait to try your tips tomorrow morning. Thank you! 😊
Let me know how it works out ☕️✨
it was the first time of me using the moka pot and thaks to you it turnned out perfect! so delicous ! i drank it as "espresso" with a dash of vaninlla syrup i made. thank u!! u seem so sweet and kind i love ur vibes
Thank you so much! Homemade vanilla syrup sounds amazing. I am glad it came out good ☕️✨
Thank you, Annalisa, for these wonderful tips. I bought some of the Lavazza Crema e Gusto blend and I will follow your lead and order the other Lavazza type you mention to do a mix. I appreciate your content very much. Have a nice day!
i bought a 3cup moka and found this video and now… i’m over here sizzling out perfection! thank you!
Hi Annalisa, I’m from India and I just made my first moka pot espresso following your instructions exactly - it came out amazingly delicious.
Thank you so much for this video ❤
Oh I’m so happy! Enjoy ☕️✨
Thank you Annalisa; I have been using my Moka pot for a few years, helped me survive COVID, and Lavazza is the only coffee I use at home. However, I was using it wrong by always turn up to high heat thought that it will generate stronger steam, your video help me enjoy my espresso even more.
Wonderful! ☕️❤️❤️
Thank you Annalisa!
I loved your video. I just met the most beautiful Italian lady! And I bought her coffee maker. I never knew that I would also gain a friend for life. We shared so many great conversations over this Bialetti! For me coffee was just a morning ritual I did on my own, on my way to work. But this little device changed my life. It made me enjoy coffee in a completely different way. Along with great conversations! I loved your video! I brought tears to my eyes, especially when you stirred the coffee, that is what Emanuela does! 😢. Thanks for sharing your personal story.
Thank you for sharing this beautiful memory ☕️✨
Dear Annalisa, awsome video. I bought a bialetti moka pot a few years ago and made coffee in it but it eas too biter for me. I supose I did something wrong. Now I gave it a new try and after I saw this video, and made as you show, I taste my coffee diferent, much more better. Than you revive me the old moke pot. It is a real good tool to apreciate coffee as it is, black and wonderfull.
Lavazza is my favorite too. It is very affordable and taste amazing.
Wish you all the best.😊
So happy to read this! Thank you. Enjoy ☕️✨
Thanks for sharing these tips, Annalisa🥰 I’m always wondering why homemade Italian espresso has such an amazing taste☕️ So thrilled that I can make my own cup of Italian espresso😍 Grazie mille!!
I am so excited for you!!! Enjoy ☕️❤️✨
Thank you for such an amazing podcast. I got a coffee just like yours and was at a loss as how to make a great cup of coffee. Now I feel better to use daily.
This is the best vid on CZcams on how to use the Moka pot! Thank you!
Thank you 🙏🏻❤️
Thank you for the lesson. I just bought a Moka pot. This video explained everything I need to know.
I bought a Moka pot last year but I’ve never felt comfortable using it because the instructions were not as clear and concise as yours. Thanks so much!
Thank you. Once you do it a few times it’s an enjoyable little ritual 🥰☕️
This is my coffee method as well, I have a pot in every size! I never use soap on it either, never was told that but somehow knew it instinctually. I drink this coffee all day long, I am a true addict, but I can not drink the regular kind of coffee anymore. Thank you for the other tips, I always bring it to a boil quickly, I will try your way.
☕️👍🏻 thank you!!!
Is it possible to get a layer of crema using this Moka pot?
Thank you for the great video! Love the clear and approachable instructions!
Thank you 🙏🏻
Well organized and a very clear explanation!! Thank you very much !
Glad it was helpful!
Thank you for the great video
Glad you enjoyed it❤️
Thank you! This is yhe best vid i have been abke to find so far! I feel way more confident as i prepare my cup 💚
Glad it was helpful!
Great video! I am enjoying learning Italian and all things Italian!
Coffee for us, Italians, is not just something to drink, but a real culture ☕
100%🇮🇹☕️🥳
Absolutely agree, the world stops for me at 4pm for my Bialetti espresso, 5 minutes of heaven 😊
I love it Sally!✨☕️