Cold-Brewed Coffee
Ingredients
18 h 10 m servings 8- Adjust
- US
- Metric
Directions
{{model.addEditText}} Print- Put coffee grounds in a large container. Slowly pour water over the grounds.
- Cover bowl with plastic wrap and steep at room temperature for 18 to 24 hours.
- Line a strainer with several layers of cheesecloth and place atop a pitcher; strain coffee through the cheesecloth into the pitcher. Discard the grounds. To get a clearer brew, strain coffee again through coffee filters. Store in refrigerator.
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I just pour it through the coffee maker filter basket equipped with a coffee filter, into the coffee pot below. Makes it super easy to clean up. Keeps well stored in the fridge.
Sounds perfect., but can someone tell me how to measure 1/2 pound of coffee grounds is. I measured it on one of my scales and it seems like a lot. Thanks. Marie
I just pour it through the coffee maker filter basket equipped with a coffee filter, into the coffee pot below. Makes it super easy to clean up. Keeps well stored in the fridge.
I had this over ice. It's the only coffee I've ever had that actually tastes as delicious as ground coffee smells.
Cold brewing makes your iced coffee have a smooth tastes as opposed to hot brewing and then chilling which makes it bitter. Love this recipe. I keep it in the fridge and everyone ads their own c...
This is the exact recipe that came with our Cold Brew Coffee Maker. I make iced lattes with this recipe on a daily basis. 2oz (or more) cold brew concentrate and 6oz milk, plus ice and a littl...
Sounds perfect., but can someone tell me how to measure 1/2 pound of coffee grounds is. I measured it on one of my scales and it seems like a lot. Thanks. Marie
We made coffee ice cream with the results of this recipe. Excellent.
This technique is brilliant (first heard about it from Rhee Drummond, the PIoneer Woman of Cooking channel). I make this in huge quantities because I go thru gallons of this in hot weather. It i...
Excellent. NOTE: I used Starbucks' Guatemala Antigua coffee for this recipe.
I agree with the other reviewer that this coffee tastes like coffee smells. I've made this a few times and have always had to use fine grind coffee so my ratio is about 150 grams of coffee to 1 ...
