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Filter Coffee - Homemade South Indian Filter Kaapi
Sumit Malhotra
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Prep Time
15
minutes
mins
Cook Time
10
minutes
mins
Total Time
25
minutes
mins
Course
SumRecipes
Cuisine
Indian, South Indian
Servings
2
Servings
Ingredients
2
tablespoon
Filter Coffee Powder heaped
¼
cup
water boiling hot
Instructions
Make the coffee decoction
Boil milk well and then froth the milk with sugar once by using a tumbler and
davarah
.
Add 2 tablespoons of coffee powder to the perforated upper part of the coffee maker.
Use the stand (perforated plate with stand) and gently press to level the coffee powder.
Heat the required water to fill the filter and let it start to boil.
Add it to the filter and fill up to the rim and close immediately with the lid.
Wait for 15 minutes - ½ hour and collect the 1st-degree decoction and keep covered. If you want you can again add hot water and brew a second time.
Make the coffee
Add the required amount of decoction, for example, 2 teaspoons – 1 tablespoon and froth well. Let it be hot.
You can use a “
Dabara
" tumbler to serve the coffee traditionally.
Notes
Choose the correct filter size. Fill the quarter and add water accordingly. If you add too much water then the decoction may not be thick.
If the coffee powder is coarse, press tightly to get thick decoction.
If the coffee powder is fine ground, press it gently. Otherwise, it will take longer to make the decoction.
Keyword
Filter Coffee, Make Filter Coffee, Make South Indian Filter Coffee, South Indian Filter Coffee