can i make turkish coffee ?
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This grinder is perfect for espresso. However, from what I understand, for Turkish coffee regular electric grinders with blades spinning at a high speed will NOT do the job. Turkish coffee uses the finest grind which looks like flour and feels like powder, so is finer than espresso. Hope that is helpful. . . ?!?!
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I've never tried, but I imagine that if you repeated the grinding process on the finest grind setting, I bet you could.
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You can use any kind in terms of roast, the important thing is the grind. I use whole beans and grind them pretty coarsely (a fine grind like you would use for espresso doesn't work well with the French Press). http://www.zavida.com/blog/coffee/coffee-grind-types-explained/
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This grinder is best for producing a coarse grind best used in a French Press or drip machine. Although the grind can be fine, you would most likely have to put the beans through 3 to 5 times to get the grind fine enough for Turkish coffee, but you would still probably end up with some coarse ground beans. Ultimately, I wouldn't recommend this grinder for espresso or Turkish coffee; however, it's one of the best grinders I've been able to find for a moderate coarse grind.
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Alex, I did not ever try to grind fine enough for Turkish but I do not believe any of the Baratza's are designed for Turkish style grind. In fact, I did a little digging and copied Baratza's "official" stance below. Hope this helps! Scott None of our coffee grinders are designed for Turkish grinding. Turkish grinding puts a heavy load on the machine, and our burrs are not designed for that purpose. I recommend a hand grinder for Turkish grinding. Regards, Pierce Jens Baratza Support
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Yes, this coffee is good for a moka style coffee maker. I used it in a Bialetti for a couple of years before buying an espresso machine, and i like it quite a lot.
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I love it because I need fine ground for turkish coffee. It is not like powder but fairly close to it.
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Yes, however I make it in a French press. This coffee is bold so you might have to try out a couple of times in a regular coffee maker before knowing how much to use.depending on your taste.
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Yes you can brew smaller amounts. I usually make two cups at a time. But it does not press all the way to the bottom with smaller amounts of coffee.
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I don't know. However, if you use it for spices only it might be ok. Otherwise, you could end up with peppery or spicey coffee.
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If it's in a liquid form you will have to adjust the other liquids in the recipe accordingly. If it is espresso ground coffee then you can substitute. Or use instant coffee, a dark roast, and increase amount by 50%. Hope this helps.
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Yes! Here's a link to their video tutorials including turkey. http://www.youtube.com/channel/UC7tABLB00rdkxlboMATeypw
1485781
Yes you can. You put the current time and after that you program at what time you would like your coffee to be made :)
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yes, you just put it in your coffee maker and brew like any other coffee. I found 6 tablespoons to a whole pot of coffee worked best.
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Yes. I bought this model for that reason. Sometimes a make a cup of 50% espresso & 50% black regular coffee.
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Any coffee can be prepared espresso style as long as the grind and water to coffee ratio are appropriate. I use a Solis burr coffee grinder just before brewing with a setting a few notches coarser than for espresso. That is perfect for the Mukka and the Brikka pots. Typically, espresso is blended from Brazilian coffees but there are also wonderful espressos from African coffees. Southern Italian style espressos are dark roasted and the bitterness is a desired trait. Northern Italian esspressos are medium roast with richer coffee flavor and much less bitterness. Illy sells medium and dark roasts both as beans and ground specifically for moka pots like the Mukka and Brikka. Illy has carefully crafted flavors for which large followings have developed. Illy coffee is to espresso what CocaCola is to carbonated drinks. So if you want to try a mainstream flavor that remains constant over time try Illy. Also, see the offerings of George Howell at Terroir Coffee Company for milder roast espressos. www.terroircoffee.com George Howell literally travels the world over for very fine coffees which he custom roasts. His coffees are like fine varietal wines. So if you like variety and exposing yourself to different flavors all of which are top notch try these.
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Absolutely! You may purchase a re-usable Keurig cup that you may fill with your own coffee. Really neat!
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Put the coffee in the pot with the water. Let it come to a boil and the bubbles rise to the top but NOT boil over. Gently remove it from the heat so that it goes back "down," bring back to boil like that two more times and let it sit for 1 1/2 minutes to let grounds settle. Pour out in equal amounts into cups a little at a time. If you had three cups, for example, filee eacj half way and then portion the rest out so each cup has equal foam. there a fantastic videos on YOUTUBE. Just do a search on youtube for making perfect turkish coffee. the first three choices sow every good variation. If this is not enough, just write back. Enjoy your coffee! Put the coffee in the pot with the water. Let it come to a boil and the bubbles rise to the top but NOT boil over. Gently remove it from the heat so that it goes back "down," bring back to boil like that two more times and let it sit for 1 1/2 minutes to let grounds settle. Pour out in equal amounts into cups a little at a time. If you had three cups, for example, filee eacj half way and then portion the rest out so each cup has equal foam. there a fantastic videos on YOUTUBE. Just do a search on youtube for making perfect turkish coffee. the first three choices sow every good... » Read More Put the coffee in the pot with the water. Let it come to a boil and the bubbles rise to the top but NOT boil over. Gently remove it from the heat so that it goes back "down," bring back to boil like that two more times and let it sit for 1 1/2 minutes to let grounds settle. Pour out in equal amounts into cups a little at a time. If you had three cups, for example, filee eacj half way and then portion the rest out so each cup has equal foam. there a fantastic videos on YOUTUBE. Just do a search on youtube for making perfect turkish coffee. the first three choices sow every good variation. If this is not enough, just write back. Enjoy your coffee! « Show Less