How to Make Cowboy Coffee

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How to Make Cowboy Coffee
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In this video I show how I go about making cowboy coffee while out winter camping
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[@koongfu00]

This video gives me peace

[@jcompton4]

Cowboy Kent Rollins has some great videos, long time subscriber to both of y'alls channels

[@brucestarr4438]

I was going to post this.

[@rcumbee56]

This is a great way to make coffee. Simple and delicious. This method allows for all of the flavors to come through. I’ve also heard this method called “Finnish” Coffee. Thank for sharing!

[@dederonair]

That looks way easier than I thought it would be! I am gonna have to try it in the morning, thanks for the video!

[@PrimalOutdoors]

It really is easy especially after do it a couple of times. Jason

[@wayneo1998]

Coffee does taste better around a campfire! Can't wait to try the Primal Outdoors coffee. As always another great video thank you

[@warriorgoddesscrystalgeome6337]

Good morning Jason, having my coffee while watching your video ☕️☕️☕️☕️ thanks for sharing 😀🥰

[@PrimalOutdoors]

Thanks for watching Ruby, looking forward to seeing you and Rod next week Jason

[@warriorgoddesscrystalgeome6337]

Primal Outdoors - Camping and Photography we are too Jason!! ❤️😀

[@Supervixi_Vigeo]

Funny, you're touting making cowboy coffee but your coffee order page gives only the standard texture options ;) Which texture is best when making cowboy coffee?

[@steve-o6413]

Looks delish thanks..!

[@iceblue72wot]

Let it bowl 3- 4 min...

[@myinterests5573]

Congrats on the sponsor, it's great to see small business grow (and a KZbin channel is as much of a business as anything else). Everyone loves a good cup of coffee.

[@PrimalOutdoors]

Thank you and yes I definitely treat my YT channel as a small business and great to see things moving forward. Sometimes it can seem like a lot of work for little reward, so when opportunities like this come along it really makes it worth it. Jason

[@melindaandrews1585]

I will be watching for Primal Outdoors coffee.

[@PrimalOutdoors]

Thanks Melinda :) Jason

[@prepperjonpnw6482]

Me too!!!!!

[@LifestyleOverland]

Really enjoyed this one, Jason. That's a great time about a second boil time. I had to move away from coffee due to heartburn issues off the acidity but I might give this a try again.

[@PrimalOutdoors]

I hope it works out for you Kevin Jason

[@prepperjonpnw6482]

Try Pepcid complete or the equate brand version berry not mint. That worked for me and they last for up to 12 hours. Just a suggestion mate Cheers mate and happy trails

[@onetwoxplore]

Just tried. Not bad. A properly spouted coffee pot is a must or coffee sludge will get through. Two processes diminish coffee acidity: Cold or boil brewing. My approach to boil brewing: (1) 16 ounces of hot water (not boiling) + 2 heaping scoops of medium ground coffee (2) Bring mix to a boil at medium high heat (3) Reduce heat to medium and obtain a soft-rolling boil for 3 minutes (4) Remove coffee mix from heat and set aside for 60 seconds (5) Add 4 extra ounces of cold water to shock swirling grounds into settling on coffee pot bottom (6) Serve Note: Ken Rollin' s video, "Cowboy Coffee" is my favorite : kzbin.info/www/bejne/bYakoIdoZsqkjqs Two processes diminish coffee acidity: Cold or boil brewing. There are at least 3 problems with boiling coffee: (1) Flavor and nuance of coffee bean origin is cancelled out (some folks might not care about that sort of thing) (2) Too much heat will over-extract coffee grounds and deliver a tasteless brew (3) Boiling releases bean oils to the max and can significantly spike bad cholesterol levels (ditto for French press aficionados) Why cold brew instead of hot brew?: (1) Low temperature brewing produces low-acid coffee sensitive stomachs tolerate well (2) Bean flavors are GREATLY enhanced through the cold brewing process (3) Low temperature brewing keeps bad cholesterol at bay (4) Cold brew concentrates can be pre-made or bought (Chameleon Coffees are quite good) and carried with minimum fuss (4) Pre-made cold brew concentrates only need hot water to deliver a GREAT cup of hot coffee when you camp out Maybe soft-boiling my tin coffees can pleasantly save any expired or not-so-great beans from my garbage can. Nice retro Americana approach video but easier + more delicious camping methods are available :)

[@joschateichmann1065]

1. bring water in a pot to the boil 2. add ground coffee, bring to boil once more 3. add cold water to settle coffee grains. That's the entire content for this 11:29 min video. At least this way I can spare other people all the advertisments.

[@irishdefense77]

Don’t you mean grinds free?Its not coffee grains-it’s coffee grinds..

[@alexanderweaver8650]

Jason, I just finished watching Cowboy Kent Rollins making biscuits 'n gravy. He is funny and very entertaining...and one helluva cook. I'm going to Barnes & Noble to buy his latest book plus others if available.

[@rcmadness247]

coffee is better with snow chains dumped into it

[@PrimalOutdoors]

Well at least that would make snow chains good for something, lol. Jason

[@prepperjonpnw6482]

You have the best comment ever! Lol I had to read it twice and laughed my butt off! Lol You made my day lol

[@Alex.G]

Nice tutorial as always buddy! However....being an Australian I can't drink coffee that way 😄 if Americans get the piss taken for their lightweight beers, Aussies should be made fun of for drinking coffee that is mostly milk 😄 soy lattes all round down here!

[@bah5310]

I started watching the Cowboy for iron skillet seasoning and cooking. Watched the Cowboy coffee video and have been making it on the stove at home ever since. I really enjoy the process and the quality taste. Great video.

[@PrimalOutdoors]

He has some great videos on cast iron cooking, good channel. Jason

[@cliffordwright1603]

Cowboy coffee is the best. Going to the bush now to have a fire and make some. Thanx Jason

[@PrimalOutdoors]

Its pretty tasty for sure have a great time out today. Jason

[@taylornave4298]

*Appa (LATCH)an sunrise* fixed it. That’s how we say it down in the south and in GA where they’re from

[@HighlanderMikeGolf]

Mmmm......Free Range, Grain Free Coffee. 😀 Don’t get your Birkenstock’s too close to the campfire! 🔥 Only Kidding.....great video. Thanks!

[@backdraft916]

Primal Outdoors Coffee sounds great! Only thing to make it better is a Primal Outdoors double-walled thermal cup to drink it out of!!

[@jesseriley7681]

Glad I just came across this film 🎞 after watching Don’s films and hearing him talking about having cowboy 🤠 coffee ☕️ I was wondering exactly how y’all made it because it sounds kinda cool 😎 but I don’t know 🤷🏻‍♂️ about coffee ☕️ that isn’t brewed coffee I drink coffee ☕️ all day just about up until I go to bed 🛌 from getting up in the morning to going to bed 🛌 I drink my coffee ☕️ all day long

[@zoodidwa]

Made cowboy coffee many times and just waited for the grounds to settle. Never knew about the cold water trick gonna have to try it. Learned something new! Thanks.

[@007nadineL]

Yr honestly going to add cold water to yr hot fresh coffee?

[@exzoticsart8867]

I love black coffee, only one thing better than black coffee, that's a Saturday upload from primal Outdoors, great footage Jason, just wish I was there.... Colin.

[@chrisdurham7515]

Cowboy coffee sure is a great way to make it. Been using cowboy Kent's way for a few months now and like it. Nothing like coffee in the woods with a fire going.

[@ewoksalot]

"Some miracle of science" Oh 2019... I miss the days when believing in science didn't mean being ridiculed for an assumed political "identity". Just a theory on that note... heat rises and cool (air) drops... so maybe as the cold water "passes through" the hot - even though it warms as it goes, it is still colder than the surrounding boiling water - "pulls" the grains down with it? Just a thought - I am NOT actually a Park Ranger. lol!

[@MAC-ws8fz]

NOTICE! When measuring out your coffee grounds, be sure to use a "TIDE" laundry soap measuring cup for the added extra flavor!

[@thefatnomad7978]

I make turkish coffee everyday, no need to use the cold water, those grounds find there way to the bottom with gravity, of course you have to have an extra fine ground. just a thought if you don't want to cool your coffee off ?!

[@prepperjonpnw6482]

Hey There - im interested in how you make Turkish coffee. Can you explain it or point me to a video that does please? Thank you

[@EugeneONeill-pf5bj]

Very well done. Grounds, not grains. The most important things is missing. What is the ratio of water to coffee for strong coffee? And do you need a dark roast?

[@LivingTheVanLife]

Just found this channel and subbed. Awesome content dude. Thanks for sharing this kind of stuff.

[@CC-gr7gf]

I refuse to watch videos that are nothing but an ad. No more of this channel, that’s it. Good luck with your brand of coffee lol. I won’t be ordering any

[@PrimalOutdoors]

Hey, I totally understand and don't worry you won't be missed, lol. Jason

[@johnbradley2016]

Haha burned by hot cowboy coffee I’ll buy some. I’m no cowboy but no Seattle foo foo coffee for me

[@Unwrapasmile]

Another great video absolutely nothing quite like a good cup of coffee, thanks for sharing your method.

[@justsayin7704]

It's not "grains"! IT'S NOT GRAINS! It's "grounds"!

[@abcxyz9643]

I need to do some side by side taste tests, but the science says that boiling coffee would make it MORE acidic, not less. That is the reason cold brew coffee is so popular and trendy recently.

[@tonychase2302]

Ken Rollins cookbook has a lot of great recipes for cooking over a camp fire . Enjoy your videos Jason .

[@Lonewolfwildcamping]

Camping is not complete without coffee. Great job Jason. ☕

[@davidandingem.644]

I am Mrs. Macci and I had to smile when I heard you call it cowboy coffee. When I grew up in Germany in the 1940s and 50s my family made their coffee this way every morning. How my mother would have liked hearing it called cowboy coffee and here we lived in a small town in Upper Franconia in nortern Bavaria.

[@jakeglad7613]

I will definitely be trying this method, never tried it like this but I sure as hell will, looks good please keep making videos I still have tons of ur videos to watch, but the more the better.

[@cookingfun6245]

I did this with my new pot this year on the boy scout campouts for the adults. works great. I also learned from Kent Rollins. Nice video. love winter campouts

[@PrimalOutdoors]

Its a great method and Kent has a great channel. Jason

[@ramynovver4071]

Yes cold water works . Only on the first poor. If you poor again the grounds will stir up.

[@timvest8141]

I think I screwed around a lot in science class a lot but I think the cold water settles to the bottom of the pot and pushes the grounds down. As we all know, heat rises. Sounds like a good theory anyway.Lol

[@lawrencef3560]

Would drinking that much coffee make you pee a lot on the road?? It happened to me seriously lol

[@anonymousperson4363]

Cold water is heavier than hot water. The cold water pushes the grounds down.

[@willduke69]

Great Video.. But you forgot the cream and suger.. Lol

[@jeremybell7872]

Watched the same episode of Cowboy Kent Rollins its awesome

[@chuckrf1502]

I use a French press insulated mug just to cut down a few steps and I prefer it to percolated or auto drip (or the K cups!) Great video.

[@jad21964]

We've seen the Cowboy Kent Rollins video and have made it and really enjoyed it. Looking forward to seeing you in a few weeks.

[@rvboondocker2559]

So....at least you’re upfront about the bias.

[@justinneely8045]

Where could I find one of those wool hoodies you wear?

[@SnoopMenuceGraduatedHighschool]

Make a sequel with a different brand !

[@tre2472]

I enjoyed it. thanks. I'm going to give it a try.

[@normwhiff]

Boil the coffee for about three or four minutes will smooth it out.

[@lancebrown4857]

Jason, you can also take a burning stick or piece of kinling that is burning on one end and imures it into the boiling coffee and all the grounds will go to the bottom of the pot and STAY there. It doesn't effect the flavor either. Pour with care and enjoy! I really enjoy your videos and Love the Life style.

[@007nadineL]

Wtf

[@stevebenfit7841]

Coffee over🔥 with 🍳&🥓 looking forward to picking up the Primal Outdoors see you outside blend.

[@PrimalOutdoors]

Thanks Steve hopefully we will have out very soon. Jason

[@prepperjonpnw6482]

De-can for inside Caffeinated for Outside WOOHOO!!!

[@vincee5463]

I have had the Wrangler Roast coffee, and it is delicious!

[@PrimalOutdoors]

Awesome Vince yeah they both are very good in my opinion. Jason

[@myrtlesyd9451]

I love my coffee in the morning. Super Cool video !👍👍.

[@PrimalOutdoors]

Coffee makes the world go round, love mine too. Jason

[@mexicanbanditopatron7994]

Love the scenery amigo, where are you?

[@TheDenisedrake]

How fantastic that you have Expedition Joe as a sponsor! We usually do filters and drip, but cowboy seems easier and not as messy as a peculator.

[@PrimalOutdoors]

Denise we will make some cowboy coffee when we are out together here in few weeks. Jason

[@TheDenisedrake]

@@PrimalOutdoors We're counting down the days until John and I can -aggravate- er... camp with you again. :D

[@juansilva3908]

Great video. Thanks!

[@jaypence332]

3 minute bowl - Cowboy Kent Rollins

[@007nadineL]

Wtf is this criminal activity . . .

[@realmetis8002]

cold water is heavier than hot drops to the bottom

[@randellziegler8756]

I found that one of those camp fire coffee pots the ones bigger at the bottom than the top works really well keeping the grounds at the bottom I wish I knew why cold water runs them down but it sure does ⛺️

[@medtech1a]

Their coffee is really great,

[@jerryjones1167]

It has done like that for 100 years

[@just.bob.j]

You don't mention what state you are in?

[@thevillageguitaristllc9861]

Hi Jason, is your B roll at about :39 of the snow falling over the river at 60fps or 120fps?

[@PrimalOutdoors]

Eric it was 120fps shot on my Sony A7III Jason

[@thevillageguitaristllc9861]

Sorry do be a pest. Have you used the Sony for still pictures? I am at total loss between that camera or a canon 80 D for a all around video/photo camera. What lense did you use in shot also?

[@josehernandez8660]

So the boiling doesnt make it bitter?

[@mrdave22]

Kent is awesome

[@helenmallazzo7094]

Coffee grounds not grains.

[@zacharyrosser9916]

Great content

[@stevenstewart615]

Congrats on partnering with the coffee company

[@themichiganwoodsman1372]

I love this channel. Love the WCSK and WC Knives. Love Kent Rollins channel. And coffee lol. Great job on the channel bud

[@Bobby-Love]

App ah latch un.....😳😳😳🤪🤪

[@alfonsocasillas7290]

No cream and sugar ?

[@jadestar1580]

Nice video. I would try some of your coffee. Hopefully it's dark and smoky! Thank you for the video.

[@PrimalOutdoors]

Hopefully we will have it available very soon. Jason

[@6Mictian9]

Looks like I'm a year behind as I only recently came across your channel... "Rolling Boil". Cowboy coffee has got to be the greatest thing on earth!!! I follow Cowboy Kent Rollins as well. Subscribed to your channel and joined your patreon about a week ago. I use the Big cans of Columbia House coffee from Costco. Cowboy coffee is D EEE Licious!!! I am working towards living the nomad/boondocking life. Appreciate your videos and channel.

[@matthewgross6958]

Ordered some coffee!!

[@alexandersiczkowycz8819]

Amazing video

[@Ivanalunamar]

Video starts at 3:48.

[@sierraelec7105]

A good quality arabica Colombian coffee bean will get rid of the acid. My dad is a coffee roaster that married my Colombian mom. Great videos I like your camera work.

[@PennsylvaniaBigfootProject]

When I was a pre-teen, my dad showed me how to make, what he called 'Hobo' coffee. Same way you make your Cowboy Coffee. It brought back good memories. Thank you!

[@lesoutside]

Life is good.

[@P.E.J.]

the magic is that your lower the temperature with 5-10 degrees in just 2-3 sec. That makes the coffee beans drop to the bottom very fast. But you pore in too much cold water - you just have to drop in 3-4 teespoons of cold water.

[@MrPVaSoldier]

Was just thinking about your channel the other day, havent seen a video pop up on my feed! Glad all is well.

[@speedy423]

Is it instant?

[@prepperjonpnw6482]

So I’m binge watching your older videos and have to say I thought your current videos were great but not anymore. After watching the older videos and finding them to be great, I’m going to have to say that your current videos are excellent! I’m enjoying seeing the evolution of your gear and vehicle setup. Do you even remember sleeping in the Kodiak tube tent? lol on the ground showing the “cool” pillow you had back then lol. You’ve come a long way in 5 years. I am truly happy for you and do my best to support you and your channel. I even watch the commercials all the way through lol. I’d like to know how to order some of your pictures. I want some for me and some I’ll use as gifts, but only for people I love and/or call my true friends lol. Thank you for posting the best videos on KZbin. I look forward to them every week. I wish they were a bit longer though, say 20+ minutes. Cheers mate and happy trails

[@mikebtrfld1705]

Hobo Coffee

[@jennstuart2031]

Thank you, Thank you! Always enjoy your videos. How do you get rid of the grounds? In the fire? In the forest?

[@bluejeans8001]

Really enjoy watching Kent Rollins’ vids👍 Nice to see how you’re making coffee as you live what you preach. Thanks for sharing 😋

[@luseelearning6765]

Yummy!!😀

[@benhand9308]

I enjoy very much your videos - especially love seeing the dogs out in nature and some of the instructional aspects (ex. splitting wood and chainsaw use). When it comes to coffee, I've been practicing this for years. I roast my own beans and kind of have the brewing down to a science. Immersion (like Cowboy coffee or French press) is a fantastic way to extract the coffee. When the outcome is important (and an outstanding cup of coffee certainly qualifies), attention to details is key. The coarseness of the grind (I use a burr grinder on fine setting), temperature of the water (205 F), ratio of water to coffee (I'm brewing 13 grams water per gram of coffee) and duration (4 minutes) all make a huge difference in the taste. I don't know what to make of bringing it back up to a boil. Generally speaking, the colder the water is during extraction, the less acidic it will be. In the summer I cold brew coffee (in fridge for 24 hours) and it is the least acidic coffee I've had. Anyhow, thanks for all the great conent and keep up the good work!!

[@bulldawg6259]

I like equaled parts of double caffeine and no caffeine

[@prepperjonpnw6482]

Lol that’s funny lol. Good one lol

[@OdySlim]

Hey there Jason, Looks like I'm going to have to start drinking coffee again and have some Expedition Joe's coffee. Regards from Ody Slim

[@salvatorebaleno9807]

Black rifle coffee company for the win! Just Black or AK47 blend

[@piotrokuniewski2687]

👍

[@JohnnyRizon]

I really dig that hooded camp coat- who makes it? love the channels, youre spending the winters exactly how I would love to!

[@nmelkhunter1]

Great video. One of my favorite things in our elk, deer and antelope camps is coffee the way you made it. Of course a little something extra helps too!