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5 Ways to Brew Coffee on the Stove (No Machine Needed)

Cowboy Coffee: Boil water in a saucepan, add ground coffee, stir, cover, and let it sit until the grounds settle. Pour slowly into your mug—classic and rustic! Mason Jar Drip: Fit a paper filter in a mason jar, add grounds, and pour hot water over. Let it drip through, then remove the filter and enjoy. Great for camping or emergencies. Turkish Coffee: Mix ultra-fine grounds and sugar in an ibrik, bring to a frothy boil, pour into a cup, and let the grounds settle. Super rich and bold. Moka Pot: Fill the bottom with water, add grounds to the basket, assemble, and heat until coffee fills the top chamber. Strong and espresso-like. French Press: Add coarse grounds, pour in hot water, steep, then press and pour. Smooth and customizable. No power? No problem. These stovetop methods are easy and taste amazing! #CoffeeHacks #StovetopCoffee #NoCoffeeMaker #Food #Cooking

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3 ways to Brew Coffee Without a Coffee Maker\

Cowboy Coffee: Boil your desired amount of water in a saucepan. Once boiling, add 2 tablespoons of ground coffee per cup of water. Stir, turn off the heat, cover, and let it brew for about 5 minutes. Ladle or strain into your mug. DIY Coffee Bag: Place 2 tablespoons of grounds in a coffee filter, tie it up with string, and drop it in your mug. Pour hot water over it and let it steep for 3-5 minutes. Remove the bag and enjoy. Turkish Coffee: Combine water and finely ground coffee in a saucepan over low heat. Let it heat until just before boiling, skim off the foam, and repeat the process. Pour into your mug and let the grounds settle. No coffee maker? No problem. These methods totally work and taste great! #CoffeeHacks #NoCoffeeMaker #MorningRoutine #Food #Cooking

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