How to Make Moka Pot Coffee & Espresso - The BEST Way (Tutorial)

It was especially helpful that you show what goes on when the heat is too high, and then what it should look like. Thanks! Excellent video.

kinda random but I actually like how you didn't edit out a few parts, gives the video a little personality

This is probably the super extra proper way of doing it but, actually, most people I know here in Italy don't bother at all with stopping the brewing and instead leave the pot on the stove until the level of coffee inside reach the fountain-thingy in the middle. When that happens the pot starts making gurgling noises that signal you the coffee is ready (we say "sta salendo il caffè" AKA "the coffee is rising"). That way you can put the pot on the stove and do other things without having to watch it constantly.

A coffee video without the arrogance and aggression! Thank you.

Very helpful, without making me listen to anyone chat on forever before telling me how to make the coffee!

Thank you for being informative without an autobiography or fifteen minutes of unrelated chatting.

I'm addicted to coffee. The way you made this coffee makes me drink it forever.

Just got a mokapot for Christmas as I wanted a personal percolator .This fits the bill thoroughly 👌 and now I can make espresso without digging out the full sized one

I will just like to say how much I LOVE your videos. Straight to the point, methodical, includes a bit of light humour and mistakes. No extra fluff, or 10 minute intro with personal unnecessary anecdotes. Thank You so very much.

You gave all the information for the better use.Very nice. Remember that a cup o moka coffee has about twice the caffeine of an espresso, even if it doesn't seem to be by its flavor.

Simple and swift tutorial thank you ❤

Just know that your video is still helping people 6 yrs later! I bought my pot in Italy a few weeks ago and had to leave the paper instructions bc of traveling and this really helped!

Thank you for this tutorial and I love that you didn't edit, but instead showed corrected mistakes for us to avoid. :)

I love that you put these captions in the video cus I love that I get to read! Super clear instructions!

Two more tips: put a little water in the upper part of the bialetti, so the first drop won't burn. After it's finished stir it so the particles mix

I had so much fun watching this video. I couldn't help but laugh at 2:38. "Nice." hahaha

Thank you for the video! I've only ever used moka pots to make Cuban coffee. My brother-in-law's mother is Cuban and she was the one who introduced me to noka pots for the first time and we've always used Café Bustelo or other Cuban espresso-ground coffee. I've never seen someone make coffee with regular coffee made for drip brew. Interesting! I love my moka pot, a good cafécito makes me feel like I can take on the world.

I just received a Moka pot 10 minutes ago and am enjoying a delicious latte thanks to your wonderful video! Thank you 😊

This is excellent. Concisely delivered in a professional looking video with a dab of humor. The bar towel hack is brilliant, and the ground coarseness and clean-up tips are very useful recommendations. Thank you! Learned everything I needed to know in under 4 minutes.

how u did this video was so comforting ty :) ❤