Stovetop Espresso (How to Make Stovetop Espresso) is incredibly easy to make. Freshly, brewed hot, espresso is the base for many delicious espresso-based drinks. It can be made right at home, for a fraction of the price of the cafe! (Makes 1-2 servings)
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How to Make Stovetop Espresso
Hi Everyone, many espresso-based recipes here on the blog require freshly brewed espresso or espresso that you can make and then chill to make an iced espresso drink.
Espresso is actually very easy to make at home on your stovetop! No expensive espresso maker is required (although, if you also have a high-end espresso maker, good for you!)
Ingredients
- espresso, medium grind – my espresso maker takes about 1/4 cup, this amount will vary depending on the side of your stovetop espresso maker
- water
Kitchen Tools
- espresso maker
- wet measure
- heat-safe espresso cup
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How to Make Stovetop Espresso
Stovetop Espresso (How to Make Stovetop Espresso) is incredibly easy to make. Freshly, brewed hot, espresso is the base for many delicious espresso-based drinks. It can be made right at home, for a fraction of the price of the cafe! (Makes 1-2 servings)
Ingredients
Instructions
- Fill the stovetop espresso maker with water to the fill line. Place the grinds piece in the center, fill it with medium grind espresso roast coffee. Screw the top piece on, place it on the stovetop over high heat. Stay close to the stovetop and keep an eye on it because it will brew pretty fast.
- When it's done brewing, you can use it in an espresso-based, drink recipe or drink it as is. Enjoy!
Notes
- Notes: My espresso maker takes about 1/4 cup, this amount will vary depending on the side of your stovetop espresso maker
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Nutrition Information:
Yield: 2 Serving Size: 1Amount Per Serving: Calories: 1Total Fat: 0gSaturated Fat: 0gTrans Fat: 0gUnsaturated Fat: 0gCholesterol: 0mgSodium: 7mgCarbohydrates: 0gFiber: 0gSugar: 0gProtein: 0g
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