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Cowboy Coffee

Cowboy coffee is one of the classic ways to make coffee for camping, or even just coffee in general. This is one of the easiest ways to make coffee and it works.

What you'll need

This easy recipe only requires a coffee pot or kettle that can be heated over a flame. You'll also need water and coarse coffee grounds. This recipe requires minimal equipment so you don't have to bring a lot of gear to the campsite.

 

How to make Cowboy Coffee

To make your cowboy coffee, you must first assemble your ingredients. Add your coffee to your kettle along with cold water. Pour about two tablespoons coffee per serving and 8 to 10 ounces water.

Then, place the kettle on the fire. You'll have to wait for the kettle to heat up, but keep an eye on it so it doesn't take too long.

 

As soon as the water starts to boil, remove the kettle from the heat. Add a splash or two of cold water into the coffee to stop the brewing.

Stir it and allow it to sit for a couple of minutes. The coffee grounds will settle at the bottom and stop the brewing. It will also help you avoid slurping up any coffee grounds. Pour out the coffee once the grounds are settled.

 

The Pros and Cons Of Cowboy Coffee

This method is easy to use and does not require a lot of equipment. It does, however, require a large kettle that can take up quite a bit of space.

This method does not do a great job at filtering out the coffee grounds. You may find a few in your cup. It's easy to overbrew the coffee and end up with a bitter cup. This may not be the most ideal way to begin your day.

Moka Pot

The Moka pot is another coffee method. A Moka pot produces a coffee concentrate somewhere between espresso and black coffee.

Supplies

This method requires ground coffee, water, and a Moka Pot.

How to make Moka pot coffee

Remove the top portion of the pot. Fill the bottom of the pot with water, just below the safety device. Remove the grounds basket. Try not to push the grounds down as you fill up the basket.

Reassemble the Moka pot, and place it on the fire. As soon as you put boiling water into the bottom section, the pressure from the rising water will force the water through the coffee grounds and out the spout.

You now have coffee. If you like, you can add a little hot water to dilute the coffee.

 

The Pros and Cons Of Moka Pot Coffee

If you know what to do, this method will make a really good cup of coffee. It's a process of trial and error. This is a fairly involved way to make coffee. It's a pain to clean and carry the stainless steel pot when camping.

The Moka pot can only make one or two cups of coffee at a given time. It's going to take some time if you are brewing for large groups.

Pour-Over

Pour-overs are probably on the menu of your local specialty shop. Pour-over coffee is a delicious way of brewing coffee, used by both coffee experts and coffee enthusiasts.

What you'll need

Pour-overs require a coffee cup, a funnel for pouring, a coffee-filter (either a metal or paper filter), and hot water.

Pour-Over Coffee

Pour-overs work in a similar way to drip coffee makers, except that you pour the water instead of the percolator.

Pour-over funnel: Place the funnel on top of your coffee cup. Place your grounds in the funnel. Put your filter into the funnel. Pour the water in small bursts over the grounds and let the dripper do its work. In just a few minutes, you'll have an amazing cup of coffee.

 

Use about two tablespoons per serving of the coffee grounds, and 10 ounces water.

The pros and cons of pour-over coffee

This is an incredibly delicious way to prepare coffee. However, the process is quite involved. This method also requires some equipment. This method is only able to make one or even two cups at a given time.

French Press

The classic French press. It's one of the best ways to make coffee and is also a lot of fun.

What you'll need

All you need to make French press coffee while backpacking or camping is a French Press brewer, some coffee grounds and hot water.

 

How to make French Press Coffee

While you're waiting for the water to boil, get your coffee grinder out and grind up your beans or grab pre-ground beans. While you wait for the water to boil, grab your coffee grinder and start grinding your beans. You will want to coarsely grind your beans.

Pour out your wonderful cup of coffee, and enjoy the taste.

The Pros and Cons Of French Press Coffee

There are downsides to a French Press. While it makes a cup of coffee that is rich and full-bodied, there are also some. The majority of French presses can only make 2 or 3 servings. They are also too large to pack in a backpack. Small French presses can only produce one serving.

Aeropress

Aeropress is the latest brewing method. It is unique and innovative. It's a favorite among some coffee drinkers. Imagine it as an upside down French press. Fun!

What you'll need

You'll need a special Aeropress brewer as well as coffee grounds, hot tap water and an Aeropress mug to make Aeropress.

 

How to make Aeropress Coffee

Bring your water to a rolling boil by placing it on a heat source. As the water is heating up, prepare your filter and grinds. Screw the circular screen onto the bottom of your brewer. Insert the filter. Place your grounds in the brewer. Leave the plunger out and place it directly on your mug.

Fill up your Aeropress with boiling water. After two minutes, place the plunger into the mixture and press down. As if by magic, the coffee will appear at the bottom.

 

The pros and cons of Aeropress Coffee

This is an excellent method for brewing coffee. This method is flexible because it can produce a cup of coffee or a strong espresso that can be diluted by adding water or milk. You can make four cups of coffee at once.

It is a bit of a strange brewing method that requires some equipment and practice. The brewing process is a little strange and not intuitive for beginners. It may take you a few attempts to perfect the brew. This is not a good option for campers looking to minimize their gear.

Instant Coffee

Instant coffee is a staple of camping trips. It is one of the simplest methods. You don't have to be a barista to make a good cup of coffee.

What you'll need

This method only requires instant coffee bags, a mug, and hot water.

Instant Coffee

Instant coffee is easy to make and, well...instant. Start boiling some water on the stovetop. Pour some hot water in a cup, add your instant coffee, and stir. Voila! Voila!

The Pros and Cons Of Instant Coffee

Instant coffee is easy to make. If you are backpacking, instant coffee is easy to pack in your pack.

The cons of this is that it can sometimes taste strange. The brewed coffee also has to undergo a dehydration process. Dehydration can reduce caffeine and affect the flavor and aroma of coffee.

Javy Coffee Concentrate

Let's now talk about the way we like to make our best camp coffee: using coffee concentrate. This coffee concentrate combines convenience and taste into one.

What you'll need

You only need a mug, water and Javy Coffee Concentrate to make Javy Coffee.

How to Make Javy coffee concentrate

Prepare your water first. You can make it hot or cold, depending on your preference. You can use the water to make cold brew or iced coffee, or boil it for a hot cup of coffee.

Add one or two teaspoons of concentrate to your water and you have a delicious cup of coffee.

The Pros and Cons Javy Coffee Concentrate

This is as simple to make as instant espresso, but contains all the caffeine and flavor you desire. You don't need any additional equipment and you can make it hot or cold depending on how you feel. You can add milk to make a delicious latte or just drink it black.

It's easy, delicious and flexible. What else could you ask for in a coffee at camp?

The Best Camp Coffee

Next time you pack up your camping gear, take a bottle Javy with you. Get rid of your bulky coffee maker to make room for other things in your backpack. You can enjoy a great cup of coffee whether you are car camping, hiking, or in the backcountry.

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