How to make traditional Italian coffee ☕️ using a Moka 🇮🇹

[azrielmarduk]

Exelente la explicacion. No deja lugar a dudas.
Agua de la llave. Filtro del cafe sucio y hacer un reguero de cafe. 😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊

[caskap]

Very traditional, but it will taste horrible. Luckily, coffee has come a long way and doesn’t have to taste like bitter tar anymore. Choose freshly roasted specialty coffee beans, grind them with a quality grinder, fill up the moka pot with boiling water and remove the potfrom the stove before it starts sputtering to prevent over extraction. Your coffee will taste amazing!

[photina]

For beginners, who need a more detailed tutorial, the correct traditional Italian way to make moka pot coffee since 1933 is on the "Annalisa J moka pot" video.

[DebraChuah]

The plate is so cute! Wish to visit Italy soon!

[Oliver-]

Can you do another video that is a little bit longer? Because I have some questions like "use boiling water in the pot or start with cold water?"
"Do you let it stay on the stove the whole time or do you lift it up sometimes so it doesn't overheat?"
"what is the sound to look out for when it's done? People say it makes a special sound but never record that sound"

[terenceangelo]

Question, do most Italian households start with room temperature water when using a Moka pot? Because the YouTube baristas always say to use already boiling water to extract all the flavor in the coffee.

[yab]

Is there an actual difference in the coffee if it is made in Bialetti moka pot or in a dupe from another producer?

[cantrellisgod]

Cold water, dark roast pre-ground and let to over boil.
I bet this is r o u g h

[idamaya]

I can feel Leonard gonna react to this

[SpiderMan-uyvv]

My coffee doesnt come up..what went wrong😊

[seanwilkinson]

This is so wrong it hurts😢 water level always at half as it's the gas that pushes up and creates the foam which you're lacking. Also it should never sputter like a vulcano. Heat was way too high. Non si rovina il caffè zio bono!

[tomyssp]

This tutorial has everything you don’t have to do

[federicotirelli]

Unico video trovato che non fa sciocchezze come usare acqua bollente o mettere acqua NEL caffè prima di chiudere, assurdo che sia così difficile saperlo fare

[LAUDITA]

This is not how a moka pot should be used

[Dan-yb]

-Spills 30% of the coffee on the plate
-Moka rarely seems cleaned

At this point your gonna disgrace your own family bruh

[jamiejack]

Is this any better than a french press

[sO_RoNerY]

Too much coffee. Too high of heat. Didn’t clean it properly. I don’t why you’d want to leave old coffee in it.

[c.c.c.]

No such thing as Italian coffee, nor tomato Pizza. Cope

[vincenzocanta]

Ma la caffettiera Moka è nata in.Piemonte, non a Napoli!

[ponkari]

weird.. the coffee is just burning it must be terribly bitter. You have to open the lid to limit the heat and reduce the heat so that the coffee flows slowly without exploding. ☺️😉