How To Make Coffee in A Kettle?
Brewing coffee doesn’t require complex equipment. With a well-designed kettle like our SENGHO gooseneck pour-over kettle, you can prepare a flavorful cup easily. The key is controlling water temperature and pouring precision, both made possible with our product’s stainless steel body, heat-resistant handle, and narrow spout.
Step 1: Prepare Fresh Coffee Grounds
Use medium-ground coffee beans for best extraction.
Standard ratio: 1–2 tablespoons of coffee per 180ml (6 oz) of water.
Grind just before brewing to keep the aroma fresh.
Step 2: Heat Water in the Kettle
Fill the SENGHO kettle with clean, filtered water.
Heat gently until the water reaches 90–96°C (195–205°F).
Our kettle’s sturdy base ensures even heat distribution, while the comfortable handle provides safe grip.
Step 3: Bloom the Coffee
Place a coffee filter and grounds in your pour-over dripper or French Press.
Pour a small amount of hot water (about twice the weight of the grounds) over the coffee.
Let it sit for 30–45 seconds to release trapped gases — this step is called “blooming.”
Step 4: Pour with Control
Use the gooseneck spout of the SENGHO kettle to pour water slowly in circular motions.
Pour in stages, keeping the coffee grounds evenly saturated.
Continue until you reach the desired amount of brewed coffee.
Step 5: Serve and Enjoy
Let the coffee drip completely through the filter.
Remove the filter and serve immediately.
For richer taste, avoid reheating brewed coffee; always prepare fresh.
Why the SENGHO Kettle Makes a Difference
Gooseneck Spout: Ensures controlled water flow, ideal for pour-over brewing.
Heat-Resistant Handle: Safe, comfortable grip that resists heat.
Stainless Steel Body: Durable, rust-resistant, and retains heat efficiently.
Stylish Design: Matte finish with speckled coating or mirror, brush finished and color painted fit modern kitchens and cafés.
Conclusion
Making coffee in a kettle is simple if you control heat and pour steadily. The SENGHO pour-over kettle is specially designed for this process, helping you achieve consistent flavor extraction for every brew. With just fresh beans, hot water, and our kettle, you can enjoy barista-quality coffee at home.
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