COFFEE

This is Jimi again about the coffee thing, I am using a low single gas burner that my wife put me on to. I also just bring frozen meals that are vacum packed at home and I use a single teflon pan to heat everything up. The clean up is simple and easy. Thats why I'm out on the boat to begin with, I've already done my lifes challenges. All my choices on boat stuff is based on a life of pack camping and you just can't carry weight to long before you have to get smarter. The 16 Cruiser is like four star camping for me. A Marine recently taught me to bathe with baby wipes and they rock.
 
No the windows aren't my skill level, a local boat builder did it for me. The piano hindges leak with heavy weather and I fixed it with Duck tape, just keep a roll on board.
 
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No the French guy is not flipping you off, and yes he makes the best coffee around. We use these at home, on the boat, camping, and take with us on vacation. This one is the large 12 cup, cups as in espresso cups.
 
Captains Cat":1hogrqt7 said:
In reading the current thread about grills, looking at Amazon, I saw THIS

A propane powered coffee maker...anyone tried one?

Charlie
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Charlie,
I got one of those for Christmas this year, haven't used it yet though but look forward to it. We normally use the French press. Christina boils up the water, presses the coffee, then stores the coffee in a thermos for the morning. She will have a cup or two, but I will drink coffee until its time to go to bed so we often have to make it twice per morning. I don't boat without me coffee.
 
Aurelia":2cg4hqjg said:
http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B000DN8EZW/ref=as_li_ss_tl?ie=UTF8&camp=1789&creative=390957&creativeASIN=B000DN8EZW&linkCode=as2&tag=thebeat0b-20

I now read that the vietnamese version is much stronger for those of you who need and extra kick.
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typically true. the Pho restaurant I like to visit in auburn offers Vietnamese coffee and its very good. very strong, but very good.
 
Over the years everyone seems to acquire their own distinctive coffee taste. Whenever my sister comes up to visit from Seattle she brings her own coffee, when I take my buddy Charles out on the boat he brings his own. When a bunch of us go camping everyone brings their own best tasting blend and the best way to prepare it, we are all coffee snobs it seems.
 
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