Fill your pot with about six cups of water and bring it to a scalding boil (this can be done over a campfire). Remove the pot from the heat and add a half cup (about two handfuls) of freshly ground coffee. Stir, cover and steep for three minutes then add a tiny splash of cold … Read more
When water comes up to a boil, dump your coarsely ground coffee into the boiling water, turn off heat. Place lid over coffee but DO NOT PRESS and let sit for 3-4 minutes. After 3-4 minutes, slowly press down the coffee plunger. Pour your freshly brewed coffee into your camping mug and enjoy. How do … Read more
Simply fill the sock with coffee grounds, and lower the contraption into a cup of hot water. Let it all steep for a couple of minutes, and then remove your sock and sip a great cup of coffee. There’s definitely a quirky aspect to this method, and it may be a fun way to liven … Read more
Method: Using either a paper or cloth filter, fill with coffee grounds and place over your cup. Heat your water until nearly boiling and then slowly pour into the filter in a circular motion A kettle that can pour a smooth, steady stream of water without dribbling is critical for pour-over. How do you make … Read more
Simply fill the sock with coffee grounds, and lower the contraption into a cup of hot water. Let it all steep for a couple of minutes, and then remove your sock and sip a great cup of coffee. There’s definitely a quirky aspect to this method, and it may be a fun way to liven … Read more
But you don’t need a bag full of gadgets and grinders to enjoy a cup of quality coffee on a camping trip. instant coffee can offer the same great taste—and pack the same caffeinated punch—that you get from regular coffee. How do you make instant coffee when camping? Place your pot on the heatsource and … Read more