Sous Vide “Cold” Brew Coffee

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  • Jack
    Master Brewer
    • Feb 2016
    • 2575

    Sous Vide “Cold” Brew Coffee





    What you’ll need:
    •½ cup fresh coarsely ground coffee
    •4 cups water
    •Mason jars with lids
    •Coffee filter
    •Measuring cups or scale

    Sous Vide Cold Brew Coffee, Step by Step

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    1. Fill mason jars with 1/2 cup of ground coffee, ground to a coarse French press style, and 4 cups of water.

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    2. Tighten the lids to the jars with your fingertips, and do not over tighten.

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    3. Place jars in a 150°F / 65.5°C bath for two hours. 150°F is the ideal temperature. I found that the higher temps gave the resulting brew the same bitter attributes of a traditional hot drip brew and the lower temperatures seemed a little too weak.

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    4. When the two hour brew time is up you need to filter the grounds. You can use a drip set-up, a standard coffee filter placed over a large jug, or anything meant to filter coffee. Once you’ve strained the mixture your life will never be the same. Refrigerate the sous vide coffee for up to 10 days.

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