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EspressoA Rancilio Silvia Espresso Machine Tutorial For the Caffeine-InclinedAndreanne Hamel  
 For the home barista who's serious about their espresso, the Rancilio Silvia is a commercial-style espresso machine that includes professional-grade components. 
Roasting CoffeeBehmor 1600 Coffee Roaster TutorialChris Arnold  
 In my last article, I did a first impression on the Behmor 1600, formerly known as the Joe Roaster, the brainchild of Joe Behm. After spending a few more weeks with it, I have been able to learn more about it, and hope to help you get the most from your Behmor1600 Coffee Roaster. 
EspressoBrewing Espresso in a MokaKevin Kilburn  
 A very reasonable alternative for home use is an 'espresso pot', called a moka in Italy. The moka is a simple device that uses steam pressure to force water through a strainer to make espresso. It won't be exactly like the espresso you find in bars, but it can come close. 
Brewing CoffeeCa phe Phin Tutorial - Vietnamese CoffeeSebastian Little  
 Vietnamese coffee is surprisingly good. The best preparation I found while visiting Vietnam, was this remarkably simple drip filter made of stainless steel. 
Brewing CoffeeCafe Cubano (Cuban Coffee)Maria-Victoria Suarez  
 In this tutorial, Vicki Suarez shows you how to make Cuban Coffee and Cafe con Leche. 
Brewing CoffeeChemex BrewingMichael Allen Smith  
 The Chemex brews coffee using the infusion method, which makes it most similar to drip coffee in terms of body and taste. It's unbleached filters are a little thicker than those used by auto-drip filters. 
Brewing CoffeeCold Brew Coffee with the Toddy Coffee MakerMichael Allen Smith  
 About 10 years old when I knew far less about coffee than I do today, I attempted my first cold brew coffee. It was a disaster. The coffee was so vile and disgusting I threw it out after a single sip. 
Roasting CoffeeHome Roasting Coffee with the Fresh RoastMichael Allen Smith  
 The Fresh Roast can roast 2-2.5 oz of green coffee beans per batch, which yields enough for about 10-12 cups of coffee. If you and your household consume a lot of coffee then a larger capacity roaster may be more appropriate. 
Roasting CoffeeHome Roasting with the Hearthware PrecisionMichael Allen Smith  
 A demonstration on how easy it is to home roast coffee with the Hearthware Precision Coffee Roaster. 
Brewing CoffeeHow Dark is Your Arabic Coffee?Holland Morgan  
 With a great sense of self-satisfaction I poured the steaming, dark roasted brew, smelling just faintly of cardamom into the tiny cup in front of my father in law. 
Brewing CoffeePerfect Your French PressLura Lee  
 Coffee fanatics and connoisseurs maintain that French Press coffee is the best way to experience the daily grind. French Press coffee is a very simple way to achieve an extremely rich and robust cup of coffee. 
Brewing CoffeePreparing a Traditional Turkish CoffeeEyal Rosen  
 In recent my travel to Istanbul, I researched tens of coffeehouses, and found the perfect cup, in the centuries old Ali Pasha coffee house. 
Brewing CoffeePress Pot TutorialMichael Allen Smith  
 Learn how to brew press pot coffee and discover how to correct the most common brewing mistakes. 
Roasting CoffeeRoast Your Own CoffeeRyan Jacobs  
 Roasting your own coffee is not only personally satisfying, it is relatively easy. Using nothing more than a hot air popcorn popper, you can achieve a very high level of freshness as well as being able to control your roast level. 
Roasting CoffeeRoasting Coffee in a Popcorn PopperMichael Allen Smith  
 Roasting coffee in a popcorn popper is not an indoor endeavor. Without modifications, you would fill your home with smoke. The first step is to find a spot outside near an outlet. It will produce smoke, so keep it away from open windows. 
Roasting CoffeeStovetop Roasting with the Whirley-PopMichael Allen Smith  
 This article explores using a stovetop popcorn popper, which enables you to roast coffee right on your gas stove. It's not nearly as easy as roasting with an electrical popcorn popper, but the advantages of this method are that you have 100% control over the roasting profile. 
Brewing CoffeeThe Melitta Manual 6-cup Coffee MakerDavid Kilpatrick  
 It's a Melitta six-cup manual coffee brewing system. Since I had been contemplating a Chemex for quite some time, this thing intrigued me. 
EspressoUsing the Barista Home Espresso MachineRyan Jacobs  
 The Starbucks Barista home espresso machine is easy to use and is capable of producing high quality espresso. This is a very good, compact and sturdy machine capable of delivering a consistent shot of espresso and good quality steamed milk. 
Brewing CoffeeVac Pot Brewing with the Bodum SantosRyan Jacobs  
 Tutorial on how to brew vacuum pot coffee using the Bodum Santos. 
Brewing CoffeeVac Pot Brewing with the Starbucks UtopiaLura Lee  
 This is vacuum brewing method, so it really isn't new. What is new is the fact that this is an electric vacuum system. Most vacuum pots require a gas or electric stove top or separate burner. This system was actually developed by Bodum and has been available in Europe for a couple of years. 
Brewing CoffeeVac Pot Brewing with the Yama SyphonRyan Jacobs  
 While I haven't personally used other stovetop vacuum brewers, I have heard mostly horror stories of plugged filters, slow/incomplete brewing, bad seals etc. 
Brewing CoffeeVietnamese CoffeeCraig A Haller  
 Vietnamese Coffee is as much fun to make as it is to watch. A real treat, especially for those who enjoy their coffee strong and sweet. 

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