We will use a 1:17 ratio to brew 30 grams of coffee. Set your table with the following–
General Brewing Guideline
Measure 20 grams of coffee whole coffee bean using the gram scale. Grind the bean to medium grind (slightly coarser than table salt)
Measure 20 grams of coffee whole coffee bean using the gram scale. Grind the bean to medium grind (slightly coarser than table salt)
Place the Kalita brewer with filter and carafe on the gram scale. Tare the scale. Drop the ground coffee into the brewer. Give a gentle nudge to flatten the coffee bed.
Tare the scale and start the timer. Pour 40 ml of hot water (91 to 94 C) slowly using the gooseneck kettle into the brewer. Make sure to wet all the coffee grounds. Wait for 45 seconds before the next pour.
Pour hot water (91 to 94 C) into the brewer until the scale shows 136 ml. Wait till 1:30 secs. When the timer reaches 1:30, start the third and last pour. Maintain a steady pour with minimal turbulence to ensure proper and even extraction. Pour until brewer scale shows 340 ml
Wait for all the water to drain into the carafe. If there is congestion or blockage, a gentle swirl or shake to the brewer will move the coffee grounds and help the water drain faster. Once all the water has drained remove the brewer from the carafe.
Pour coffee into a cup and enjoy.