how long do you have to let it steep ?
918382
It's pour over. You put in a filter (#2 paper cone fits), load the coffee (or loose tea) and pour hot water over it. There are holes in the bottom to let the coffee into a cup. Viola - fresh hot coffe!
918383
It doesn't really steep, because of the two openings (holes) in the bottom the water drains immediately through, albeit at a diminished pace. The slower drain rate is what gives the time to turn hot water into coffee.
1203042
It takes very little. Shake a tiny amount and keep adjusting to taste. Most likely a pinch will be plenty.
1404884
depends on how much is on it, anywhere from 30 seconds to 10 minutes. You can't finalize it later.
1441274
Not sure but I think it might. I'm assuming you would need to let it steep longer than tea.
375717
2 minutes. If you start steam then move to brewing, there is a trick to cool down the machine. You can release some heat through release water at steam ward at brewing settings. It will allow you to brew immediately. You should always do brewing then move to steaming.
2152559
I would say approximately 4 - 5 minutes on regular. I will time it on the next pot and let you know if it is much different. We don't use the bold setting, so I don't know.
1877897
Depends on cup size. I do a large mug and it takes about 5-6 minutes. Because it uses much less coffee for single cups, it is necessary for it to steep the coffee for a few minutes before filling the cup. Love it, make a single mug for myself every morning.
1694117
That's how I use mine. Let the water sit about a half minute off the boil. Better for the coffee or tea that way.
553326
That is precisely how you brew Tea. Heat water in a kettle then pour it into the Tea Pot with the Tea. Let it steep for around 5 minutes. Remove tea from pot. And enjoy.
1763084
It depends on how coarse you make the setting - around 80 turns for fine, 60 turns for coarse. I would say about 2 minutes more or less depending on how fast you turn the handle!
370803
Use deep pot, put purified water and tea, boil then low heat 10-12minutes. Take pot from heat and let it stay 12 hours and heat again until the surface move.Use cloth for strain. Keep in ref.
2206267
I let it steep for a minimum of 15 minutes in a tea cup and drink several times a day. I sometimes add peppermint and/or spearmint leaves during the last few minutes of that time.
1422463
You let it steep for about 15 hrs.. and it makes a concentrate to blend with hot water like instant coffee.. except that it tastes wonderful.. and is very mild with almost no acid.. Good luck.
1076534
Not long, about 5-7 minutes. Put a timer on because the pot does not whistle and before you know it the pot is boiling.
2054438
If you want the coffee at it's hottest, then pour a cup right when the beeper sound the alarm. It will come out nice and steamy. Now the steep time will lower the temp a bit but does anyone really want coffee that has steeped more than an hour? Anyway.. the hottest point I personally found is right when it's done brewing.
1581043
Steep 1 teaspoon 5-7 minutes in hot water to make 1 cup, adjust steeping time according to taste preference.
772263
Usually, 1 teaspoon per cup and let steep for about 5-7 minutes after adding boiling water. At one pound, this is about a year's supply, but maybe less, depending on how much you drink and the strength you want. Tulsi is so good, that I do drink it every day and sometimes add a dash of cinnamon. Hope that helps. Enjoy!