It is fun to have an analog feel to the coffee making process, not just in the grind, but an actual involvement in the results.
As a result, when I was perplexed at the results of my Porlex JP-30 Stainless Steel Coffee Grinder, my at-home grinder with my usual coffee, Stumptown Hairbender, I started to think about the attention I pay my coffee making and not just my coffee drinking.
The issue was that my coffee was smooth enough, but lacking a bigger flavor that I felt I achieved some times.
I used the method described by Peter in a Porlex-howto to calibrate my grind and remind myself to look at the coffee and check it against sites like ineedcoffee.com.
I am down to an “8”, having made a couple of rich cups at a “7”. And I am enjoying being mindful about the process.
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