How To Make a Moka Pot Latte
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Interesting. I'll have to try a latte. I've been using a Moka pot for about a year to make Americanos for my girlfriend and me and over time I've come to break all the rules but it still makes the best cup of coffee I've ever had. I grind fairly fine, use cold water, burner on high until it starts to bubble loudly. Take it off, don't cool it, mix and pour and dilute with some hot water and of course some cream. I do use soap as you recommend but don't bother drying. Delicious. Evidently the Moka is a very forgiving tool. Thanks for the video. Not enough people know what a great coffee maker it is. Subscribed.
I switched up and bought a $30 electric moka pot and a $18 cordless milk frother with three temp settings and i couldn't be more happy with the outcome. Really the electric milk frother is the bomb and the quality of the froth is top notch, you can see the difference in the level of froth on the different temp settings of hot, hotter and cold. When it comes to a good latte having your cream frothed exactly to your preference just fine tunes your craft. As always enjoy yourself
Sounds great!
Could you please post the milk frother you bought?
Loved how short and useful it was , thank you
Glad you liked it!
Thanks for sharing your technique in heating the milk!
You're welcome!
A French press can also be used as a milk frother. Pour in 150 degree milk and pump a few times.
True, although they aren't designed to be rapidly pumped like that and can often be damaged rather easily by using them in that way.
And, I know from experience, there are royal pain to clean afterwards. I usually just rinse my French press but if very goes into it I got to disassemble every last part and wash thoroughly.
Oh, and I don't have a dishwasher.
In italy if u say just “latte” u are asking for warm milk. If u want to have coffee u need to say “Cafe Latte”
Lol, someone told me that! 😂
Absolutely true. I was in Padua, Italy and asked for a latte in my hotel and thought it would be coffee and milk but what arrived was warm frothed milk. So the latte where you think
It will be coffee and milk. But after my Experience that is really an American thing lol. The rest of the time in Italy I ordered cappuccino or asked for Caffe au Latte. Italy has the best coffee ever!!!
@@kevinonthank I ordered just a latte in Hawaii hoping to get just warm milk they gave me a cafe Lattle with coffee was so annoyed and told them latte means just milk. I should have said give me warm frothed milk, the American I spoke to was so confused.
@@pkerry12 haha, it doesn’t surprise me, yes, they don’t understand it here in the US. At least from my experience. I would be annoyed too especially if you were expecting frothed or warm milk. Do you use a Moka pot? I really love using mine. I even order my coffee from Brooklyn NY from D’Amico because they roast their coffee in small batches. Super fresh vs. the canned kind. Stay safe out there
same in turkey learned on my trip to Istanbul
Hi 😊 Watched a few of your coffee videos now, thank you 🙏 Appreciate people who take the time to share their personal experiences!! I'm trying to decide on the size of Moka Pot I need. Your the first person I've seen that mentions the amount of coffee:water ratio. My current French press method uses 20gm coffee to 400ml water so your Moka Pot size seems almost ideal. What size or how many cups is your Moka pot 🤔😊 Thanks again 🙏
So, I believe it's what Bialetti calls a 6 cup size here in the USA. (My Moka Pot is actually an off brand, not a Bialetti) To be clear, the word cup means "servings" not a proper US 1 cup measurement. You're going to get a max output somewhere in the neighborhood of 300ml of brewed coffee if you fill it all the way and brew it all the way.
Anything else I can help you with?
@@homemadeedition Awesome, thank you for getting back to me 🙏
Hi..what do you call it in which you boiled milk?
It's called a milk frother
Wow, I love it☕☕
Thank you!
Great video!
Thank you!
It might sound weird, but the whole process of the Moka pot - however difficult or frustrating it may be - is quite attractive to me! My French Press is too boring, so I might just get a Moka pot 😅
If you get a grind size dialed and practice your workflow, it's not frustrating at all. Obviously, some people don't care for the extra steps and work involved in using a Moka Pot but I'm in the same boat as you - that's all part of what makes it enjoyable!
Have you thought about one of those new coffee pots called a lobotomy instead? Apparently they make really good coffee!
@@outthere9370 I'll look into it - if it makes a good cup, it's worth a try
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@@homemadeedition My comment was a obvious & legitimate comment. Your response is over the top & aggressive. Typical of people from 3rd world countries! Violent!
I got an electric frother that gets the milk nice and whipped and CLAIMS to get it to 150 degrees Fahrenheit but seems to make the latte less hot than it should be when combining with moka brewed coffee. Even with a pack of sugar added , the end result is rather bland tasting. I’m using. Bialettis own brand of bagged coffee though so maybe the next step is get a grinder and try it with freshly ground coffee
I think that may be part of it, using pre-ground coffee. Cutting off the brew part way through is also going to give you stronger coffee. I've been thinking that want to revisit brewing with a moka pot in another video as lI've just learned about an improved brewing method that is supposed to give much much stronger coffee.
Did you wind up getting a grinder? I did and it changed everything!
My moka pot spits coffee everywhere but in the pot. Any idea what I am doing wrong?
Sounds like you're brewing too hot and fast. Slow it down and use less heat, that should help a lot. Cheers!
@@homemadeedition Champion 🏆
What is your coffee arabica or robusta? I am coffee farmer I plant arabica coffee
Arabica coffee.
@@homemadeedition Good and I have arabica coffee plant in my garden and today I replanting my coffee with new coffee
Tremendous respects..! ✌🏻
That's amazing!
Bought a Moka Pot. Can't seem to get a nice espresso out of it. Its a wee bitter and tastes more like old fashioned percolated coffee. What am I doing wrong?
I think, to be perfectly honest, your expectation is too high for what a Moka Pot is actually capable of producing. It will never taste like real espresso because it's operating with 1/10 of the pressure of a true espresso system.
But in order to maximize its capability I would recommend checking out the wired gourmets CZcams channel. He seems to have dialed in the best way to brew with a moka pot.
Good luck!
I had bitter and nasty too untill I started grinding myself
James Hoffman's American brother
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Wou coffee delicios moca pot
Smoke a pot is a slamming brewer!
71c for the milk for the rest of the world.
Good morning 🌅
Good morning!
god loves you
Why do you say that?
Are we all ignoring the Moka pot being used for milk?? Coffee lovers help me here 😅
Amazing voice tho.
I'm not sure what you're saying.
Should it be used for milk?
🌎🇪🇨🙂👍
Oh, by the way Moka coffee is "not" expresso coffee! 2 totally different coffees. Have you thought about a career in penguin training? You don't need to understand the metric system with penguins as they come with 2 "feet"!
You thought moka pot was espresso?? Yeah, everybody knows they're not the same but thanks for telling all of us! But you say you like penguins? That's cute ❤️
This is like the super simplified version. I'm over here trying to make a real life latte without an espresso machine or steam wand, but at the end of the day, if it tastes good and you get your fix from it, what the heck 🤷♂
Hard to get the real thing without... you know... the real tools. Hate to say it but it's true.