Cold brew at home so you can save money for a new kid. #coffee

[Jose.elCook]

How you think I got all this energy! Homemade cold brew and creamer, nahhh imma drink like 3 glasses.
#coffee #coldbrew  follow me too! Not like you aren't already are. (•-•  )

Counter top brew is also amazing, this process shows a less strict environment so anyone can make it!

IT LAST 3 WEEKS IN FRIDGE

Here is the recipe for the cold brew so you aren't malnourished

Cold brew-
10 oz filtered water
2oz coarse ground coffee
(Adjust ratios to your desired amount)

Creamer-
8oz half and half
2tablespoons sugar (3 if you enjoy it sweet)
1 toasted cinnamon stick

MAKING COLDBREW:
1.Steep water and coffee in sealed container in refrigerator for 18-20hours

2.Strain cold brew through cheesecloth to remove coffee ground THEN filter with a coffee filter. (This is for the smoothest coffee)

3.store in sealed container in the refrigerator (3 week shelf life)

CREAMER:

1.toast cinnamon stick until fragrant.
2.add cinnamon stick to 8oz of half and half.
3.add 2 tablespoons of sugar and mix well. (3 tablespoons for sweeter creamer)
4. Let creamer infuse with the cinnamon in the fridge (2hr-4hrs)
(1 week shelf life)

[ninjastiz]

These loud random sounds made me feel like I was watching a fever dream

[onstr]

Dude. You're changing my life. You're the first chef that cooks like an elevated version of my family. This thanksgiving is gonna be lit.

[nicholasbelder]

Bro you make youtube so wholesome and worth browsing. God bless.

[Nacruht]

Your videos have been a huge help in learning cooking and rekindling my love for it. Just got a job at a higher end dining place and these videos helped me get to that.

[SilverCatCat]

I wish I could find a guy like this. So sweet, smart, funny and can cook. I love these videos so much!

[charuseTV]

Importantly Steeping for longer than 24hrs is not better! You should steep it for around 18-20hrs, it will start becoming bitter with more time

[KuroShiiZero]

I recently did an experiment comparing 1:5 vs 1:6 cold brew concentrate and found no significant difference in their flavor and strength
(Because when the water get's too saturated with dissolved coffee, it becomes less efficient in extracting more coffee from the grinds)

So personally, I'd go with 6 mL of water per 1 gram of ground coffee
It's saves more coffee beans and yields more cold brew
(a 1:5 of 10g coffee & 50mL water yields about 30g, but a 1:6 of 10g coffee & 60mL water yields about 40g)

[GeorgeD.Addo]

Jose that pose at the back is scary asf but don’t stop it 😹😹

[XenXenOfficial]

Just put the coffee grinds in the cheese cloth while steeping, it makes removing the grounds much easier

[timegogo]

You have no idea how happy it makes me that there is still someone else running around singing "Here I come I am Cinna-mon!"

[kiernansmith]

"hows your heart tho" i just got diagnosed with heart disease at i cant lie this shit made me cry

[hiya-peeps]

Idk why I act like I didn’t put this camera up in here!!
- Jose el cook 2024 😂😂😂

[GHMYahooka]

always wet your filter first or it just absorbs what you're trying to pour through and if you wet it first it will go through easier

[kyleedoma]

love all the personality packed into each short/recipe lol

[AF-wfvo]

I made the coffee and it was really good. When it was done, i put it in the french press and then poured the result into a filter. The grounds stayed in the french press. Thanks, Jose el Cook

[shivmath]

i think you're the kindest chef i've seen, also thanks for asking how my heart is, i needed it

[JKStudios]

Thank you for making easy step by step recipes, Jose. My Heart is always doing good thanks to you 😌❤

[carolpenn]

This guy is such a great actor ! 😮 and that voice 😂😂😂 beautiful 😍

[hans]

I gotta watch these shorts like 3 times, cause I just get lost in your soothing ass voice