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Stay at home moms, like you, are busy bees. They can finish many tasks on a single day and ensure the best care for their kids and husbands. It is not surprising that you are the much-loved heroes of the planet.
Are you aware that 45% of Americans use a drip coffee machine, while another 42% have a single-cup brewer? The rest of the bunch does not have one.
Some people may prefer to use the traditional method. Other times, you may decide to bring your family on a camping trip.
What do you do if you want a cup of coffee but do not have access to electricity or your coffee maker breaks?
You probably checked websites for some ideas on brewing coffee without a machine. You also found us, so aside from being an excellent homemaker, you are a skillful private eye too!
Here are some ways to enjoy your cup of coffee without your trusty coffee maker.Â
Brew Your Coffee on a Stovetop
Some people are old school. They want to make their coffee the traditional way.
For others, if your machine breaks or there is no power, you can brew coffee on a gas range.
What You Need
Six ounces cold water
One tablespoon of coffee
Small saucepan
Optional: Sugar and creamer
How to Brew
Bring to a boil the water and coffee in the saucepan over medium heat. Stir a few times while boiling for two minutes and switch off the stove and let it cool for four minutes.
Pour your coffee into your favorite cup. Add sugar and cream, if desired.
Faux French Press
You will enjoy the same results as you would using a French Press.
What You Need
Six ounces water
One tablespoon coffee
Saucepan
Deep bowl
Spoon
Optional: Sugar and creamer
How to Brew
Put the coffee in a deep bowl. Add a small amount of boiling water to saturate the coffee grounds. Press them using a spoon and pour the liquid into your cup.
Add the rest of the water into your cup.
Brew the Turkish Way
If you want a rich, foamy, and thick brew, you may want to try this Turkish method.
What You Need
Six ounces cold water
One tablespoon coffee
Small saucepan
Optional: Creamer and sugar
How to Brew
Heat the cold water and coffee in the saucepan over low heat. Remove the saucepan from heat when the water is about to boil. Skim off the foam and put it in your cup.
Reheat the saucepan and remove it once the water gets near the boiling point. Pour half of the coffee into your mug. Boil the remaining coffee for 15 seconds and pour it into your cup.
Wait for about three minutes to allow the beans to sink to the bottom. Brewing coffee beans at home can be a bit difficult, but there are some benefits to knowing how to do it. Once you purchase the fresh beans, you can prepare them for brewing and make them fit your taste buds best.
Use a Steeped Coffee Bag
Steeped Coffee doesn't require any special equipment to make a premium cup of coffee. Now you can have single-serve convenience no matter where you are. Steeped Coffee is brewed similar to tea and can be brewed hot or cold.
What is Steeped Coffee
Each Steeped Coffee Bag contains premium hand-roasted ground coffee (not instant). It's available in five different varieties, including light, medium, dark, and french roast, as well as decaf.
Each pack is nitro sealed to keep everything fresh.
Plus, all of their packagings is fully compostable so that you can have a great-tasting cup of coffee guilt-free!
Place a Steeped Coffee Bag inside a mug and slowly pour over 8oz of water. For added strength, dunk the Steeped Bag for up to 30 seconds.
You may leave the Steeped Bag in the cup or remove it — it's entirely up to your taste buds!
To cold brew, pour over 8oz of cold water, cover, and refrigerate for up to 24 hours. Then, enjoy!
Steeped Coffee is available on Amazon as well as their website, where they offer subscriptions.
To help the growing hunger crisis in America, use code FEEDINGAMERICA at checkout, and Steeped will donate 20% to Feeding America and its member food banks!
The Strainer Method
If your coffee maker breaks, and you want your dose of perk-me-up coffee, you do not need a quick trip to the grocery if you have a strainer.
What You Need
Six ounces water
One tablespoon coffee
Saucepan
Mesh strainer with tiny holes
Optional: Sugar and cream
How to Brew
Boil the water and coffee grounds in a saucepan. Use the strainer to pour the coffee into your mug.Â
The Hanky Method
If you want something rustic and less expensive, you will like this environment-friendly brewing method.
What You Need
Six ounces hot water
One tablespoon coffee grounds
Clothespins or binder paper clips
Clean hanky or cheesecloth or linen
How to Brew
Put your hanky on top of your cup. Press lightly in the center to make space for the coffee grounds. Secure it with clothespins or binder clips.
Put the center and pour a little hot water. Let it seep into the coffee grounds for 30 seconds.
Pour the rest of the liquid slowly and ensure that the clips are steadfastly holding the hanky. Remove the hanky with the coffee grounds.
A Few Tips about Coffee
Consume your coffee beans within two weeks after roasting to enjoy the best cup
Grind only the beans that you will use for brewing
Ensure that the water temperature is around 200° Fahrenheit or 93° Celsius
A broken coffee maker is not a reason for you not to enjoy your favorite perk-me-up coffee. Use any of the methods above every time you need a cup or two to get you going throughout your busy day.
Krystle Cook – the creator of Home Jobs by MOM – put her psychology degree on a shelf and dived into a pile of diapers and dishes instead. She is a wife and mother to two rambunctious boys, sweating it out in her Texas hometown. She loves cooking, DIY home projects, and family fun activities.
I have heard people raving about campfire coffee, which, is similar to the stovetop method, but it is done on a campfire. Not ever having tried campfire coffee (or cowboy coffee), I think I will have to try the stovetop method. I would also like to get my hands on some of those steep bags similar to tea bags for when I am going camping or traveling to a hotel. The coffee supplied in hotel rooms is not the greatest.
These are great ways to make coffee without electricity, thank you so much for sharing! I have used instant coffee before, but never made traditional coffee on the stove top before. I need to try it! My husband has been wanting a French Press as well, I have never used one but he loves them. These Steeped Coffee bags sound awesome!
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I have heard people raving about campfire coffee, which, is similar to the stovetop method, but it is done on a campfire. Not ever having tried campfire coffee (or cowboy coffee), I think I will have to try the stovetop method. I would also like to get my hands on some of those steep bags similar to tea bags for when I am going camping or traveling to a hotel. The coffee supplied in hotel rooms is not the greatest.
Steeped Coffee would be great for your camping trips!!
I’m kind of surprised no one came up with these sooner. I’m getting some today!
Right? Considering how long tea has been around you would have thought coffee would have joined in sooner.
Would love to try this, I love a good strong cup of coffee to get my day started.
Do you have a favorite coffee brand?
I really like Dunks coffee but when I can’t afford that. I usually make a donuts shop blend from Aldis.
A lot of people seem to like donut shop coffee blends. I haven’t heard of dunks coffee before though.
These are great ways to make coffee without electricity, thank you so much for sharing! I have used instant coffee before, but never made traditional coffee on the stove top before. I need to try it! My husband has been wanting a French Press as well, I have never used one but he loves them. These Steeped Coffee bags sound awesome!
Steeped coffee isn’t instant coffee so if you aren’t a fan of that you may enjoy this
This seems so obvious, right? Why has no one really done this before? I cannot wait to try it!
Let me know what you think of steeped coffee if you try it
This sounds really different and convenient! Thanks for the review!
It’s a great way to make coffee!