What's your Cappuccino method with Aeropress?

[thatlucidguy]

I recently got an Aeropress on my newly begun coffee journey and am curious how you guys make a Cappuccino with the AeroPress as I struggle to find tutorials and reciples online.

This is what I currently do:

1. Measure out 18g of fresh coffee beans
2. Using my Porlex hand grinder, I set it to two notches away from tightest
3. Drop into AP, normal method (not inverted)
4. Wait a minute or so for boiled water to cool
5. Pour up until the top of the 1
6. Stir quickly for about 5 secs
7. Leave for a minute
8. Press through for about 20 secs
9. Juuust as I hear the whistle/first whoosh of air, I stop
10. I steam my milk
11. Pour and enjoy in a normal sized tea cup

I'd love to try new recipes/methods other than just my experimenting for now so please let me know how you would go about making a cappuccino?

:decaf: mmmm...coffee buzz...

 

[peterjschmidt]

How are you steaming the milk?

 

[thatlucidguy]

I have a coffee pod machine (nespresso type) which has a stream wand. I only use the coffee machine for that!

 

[BrianR]

I recently got an Aeropress on my newly begun coffee journey and am curious how you guys make a Cappuccino with the AeroPress as I struggle to find tutorials and reciples online.

This is what I currently do:

1. Measure out 18g of fresh coffee beans
2. Using my Porlex hand grinder, I set it to two notches away from tightest
3. Drop into AP, normal method (not inverted)
4. Wait a minute or so for boiled water to cool
5. Pour up until the top of the 1
6. Stir quickly for about 5 secs
7. Leave for a minute
8. Press through for about 20 secs
9. Juuust as I hear the whistle/first whoosh of air, I stop
10. I steam my milk
11. Pour and enjoy in a normal sized tea cup

I'd love to try new recipes/methods other than just my experimenting for now so please let me know how you would go about making a cappuccino?

:decaf: mmmm...coffee buzz...

How does cappuccino made with this method taste?

 

[thatlucidguy]

How does cappuccino made with this method taste?

Pretty close to the real thing! I'm sure with some more tweaking and refining I can get it to be even closer!

 

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[thatlucidguy]

I cant find any recipes there...