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- 01 Bosnian Method Traditional Bosnian coffee. Boil water first, then add coffee. Ibrik / Cezve Ratio 1:12.5 Time 3:00
- 02 Cardamom Traditional ibrik coffee with cardamom. Middle Eastern style with spice. Ibrik / Cezve Ratio 1:10 Time 3:30
- 03 Turkish Classic Traditional Turkish coffee method. Extra-fine grind with cold water start and slow heat. Ibrik / Cezve Ratio 1:11.4 Time 3:00
- 04 Double Serving Ibrik recipe for two servings. Traditional low heat method. Ibrik / Cezve Ratio 1:11.4 Time 4:00
- 05 Greek Style (Sketos) Unsweetened Greek coffee. Thick foam, strong flavor. Ibrik / Cezve Ratio 1:10 Time 3:30
- 06 Sweet Arabic Sweet Arabic-style ibrik coffee with cardamom. Traditional preparation with spice. Ibrik / Cezve Ratio 1:10 Time 3:00
- 07 Turkish Coffee Traditional Turkish coffee: extra-fine grind, no filter, slow heat until it foams. Ibrik / Cezve Ratio 1:9.3 Time 4:40
- 08 Classic byBialetti Traditional Italian moka pot method as recommended by Bialetti. Fill to the line, medium heat. Moka Pot Ratio 1:10
- 09 Dark Roast byBialetti Classic Bialetti moka pot recipe for dark roast coffee. Pre-boil water, medium-low heat, remove early. Italian-style brewing for a strong, concentrated cup. Moka Pot Ratio 1:8
- 10 Dark Roast for Two Optimized for dark roasts in the moka pot. Moka Pot Ratio 1:15
- 11 Official byJames Hoffmann James Hoffmann's improved moka pot technique. Moka Pot Ratio 1:15.9
- 12 Iced Strong moka brew over ice for a bold iced coffee. Moka Pot Ratio 1:12.5
- 13 Latte Moka pot brew for cafe latte style drinks. Moka Pot Ratio 1:11.1
- 14 Cafe con Leche Moka pot coffee optimized for mixing with warm milk. Strong enough to stand up to dilution. Moka Pot Ratio 1:10
- 15 Pre-Boiled Water byScott Rao Scott Rao's refined moka pot technique. Pre-boil water before adding to the bottom chamber to reduce the coffee's exposure to heat. Medium heat, remove when sputtering begins. Moka Pot Ratio 1:7.8