How to Season Your Coffee Pot for Great Flavor

[@Sodbuster-r7g]

I bought a pot that was enamel And did a 20 minute boil 3 heaping handfuls of coffee Let it sit 2 Days full of coffee poured it out Rinsed it out at the spigot put it on the fire Made the best coffee ever

[@gailjordan9250]

After reading a recently published Swiss study, I headed to KZbin and Mr. Rollins' videos. This morning I made my first pot of Cowboy Coffee this morning and my cats who never bother my drinks are crawling all over me to get to my coffee cup. One of my tests of ready-made-food is that if the cats don't want it I shouldn't eat it. I guess they have been telling me I was drinking the wrong coffee for forty plus years. I'm 68 and learning new tricks everyday.

[@CowboyKentRollins]

Smooth coffee it is

[@efafe4972]

what swiss study?

[@gailjordan9250]

@@efafe4972 The results of a world wide study on filtered and unfiltered coffee was released by Swiss researchers last year. The report found women who drink unfiltered coffee tend to have lower cholesterol than women who drink filtered coffee. My cholesterol test results were borderline high at the time. In the year since I started drinking unfiltered coffee, my cholesterol has fallen into the normal range.

[@sandralittleton864]

My husband made coffee this way in a 5 gallon pot for 1 to 200 G.I.s every morning in the army. He learned the cool water part from a Missouri cowboy. You are his new favorite you tube channel.

[@CowboyKentRollins]

Sandra, tell him thanks for his service and I'M HONORED

[@lewiemcneely9143]

A mess hall had either the best or worst coffee in the world.

[@heeder777]

Lewie McNeely Depended on what part of the world you were in at the time.

[@Harry-zz2oh]

@@lewiemcneely9143 It all depended on how it was made. The real challenge was not overboiling it!

[@ronaldstarkey4336]

@@Harry-zz2oh over bowling is the real challenge... lol

[@wetdedstuocm]

Made me cry. My brother got Granpop's pot, had it for awhile, went to see him and there was the pot full of petunias...Sister in law thought it was cute..don't speak to her much....Happy 4th to you both..God Bless..

[@CowboyKentRollins]

I know what you mean, it is nearly a sin

[@Long_Haired_Country_Boy]

Sacrilege.

[@admiral54barns56]

Any woman that would do that, is no dang good.. That is a sin..

[@PossumKnits]

Maybe trade her for a nice vase?

[@ronaldstarkey4336]

@@admiral54barns56 if you brew coffee in a pot that has had dirt in it... it makes the coffee taste like it's fresh ground... lol

[@kengamble8595]

Made me think of my dad, he was a drover, rider back in the 30s and 40s ! Every time I asked him if he wanted a cup of coffee he said " I've never passed up a cup of coffee in my life " ! Thanks for sharing and take care.

[@Texasdj201]

I made cowboy coffee this past Christmas Eve and I had a cousin she drank 8 cups lol couldn't sleep for two days she told me

[@MikeJones-yf2xx]

Texasdj 201 try re caf next time

[@davidsiskii4796]

Texasdj 201 I was recently at a shooting competition here in Arizona and it tasted like they added wood chips (probably chicory) to it and I tell you I couldn't get enough of it. But I can't find any video's or articles about making it that way.

[@Harvester2222]

Texasdj 201 😄 That's some good coffee then 👍

[@storfrassin]

Wow must have been a nice cup of joy

[@natureboy6410]

@@davidsiskii4796 replace 1/3 of your coffee grounds with roasted, ground chicory, or roasted, ground dandelion root. Good stuff. ;-)

[@edscully8531]

There is a difference between curing and neglecting. Thank you for demonstrating the right way to cure, rinse and dry a coffee pot. I'm gonna make some now!

[@Brantley169]

When I was in the Army I made many cups in that old steel helmet. I used my helmet for making coffee, cooking ,shaving,bathing and laundry

[@yaboycoconuthead7012]

Wow sounds like quite the experience, thanks for your service!

[@chavezravine1433]

Thank you for your service.

[@bradleystone1065]

That’s sick :D In a good way

[@keisreeman]

Thank you for serving this great country!

[@bocciballs1594]

Thank you for your service, Jerry. I had an old Army vet tell me stories about artillery coffee. That's one thing I'd love to see from the way it was described to me.

[@Superchunk1977]

My wife just bought me a pot. I’m so excited to have coffee tomorrow. Have it seasoning now. Thanks for sharing your knowledge!

[@kimkimpa5150]

How was it?

[@Superchunk1977]

Best coffee I ever had, how I make it now

[@kimkimpa5150]

@@Superchunk1977 Just got a small enamel coffee pot, seasoning it as we speak. Will let it sit all night, and tomorrow morning comes the big test :)

[@ianfranklin2707]

than you sir! I appreciate this. I'm a camping fan, and I love to cook for the campers, your videos help a lot.

[@CowboyKentRollins]

Glad we can help

[@trevorgwelch7412]

Ian Franklin Watch Out From being abducted by Aliens 👽

[@griddlingrandpa7601]

Mr. Rollins, I have to say that this reminds me of my childhood. We used to go out on a guys weekend. Food was cooked over an open fire, and so was the coffee. Coffee was cooked in an old coffee pot similar to yours straight on the fire. They liked it a bit stronger. A couple of scoops of a #10 plastic lid into a warming put off water. Bring to a boil then sit on the ground next to the fire to let sit a few minutes. It was told to me the cold ground would pull the grounds to the bottom of the pot. Very good cup of coffee. Thank you for the memories. God bless!

[@CowboyKentRollins]

Thank you for watching and God bless you as well

[@ac_in_tuc4473]

Hi..i enjoy watching your videos. You're almost family, my mama just turned 85 years old and she was born in Hollis, went to high school there. My Grandma taught her first, then me how to cook in iron. I don't recall seeing her cook in much else. You bring back fond memories and recipes. Thanks for making the videos...they are a treat to watch.

[@CowboyKentRollins]

Our pleasure

[@BEmmonsArt]

I just made myself a pot after watching your newest cowboy coffee video. Best coffee I’ve ever had, added a bit of nutmeg and a cinnamon stick before the coffee, absolutely delicious

[@CowboyKentRollins]

So glad you enjoyed

[@arthurdurham5112]

Years ago I had a girlfriend who's mama made coffee in an old pot like that. She would see me coming and pour me a cup. I thought if she's like her mama, I've got it made. She wasn't.

[@cmang44]

thanks for making me giggle over morning coffee man. that was funny!

[@CowboyKentRollins]

thanks for watching

[@citypicker4449]

Arthur Durham been there, done that, left. Thanks for the laugh.

[@CFMD28]

Arthur Durham sorry Pal!

[@TheHamadanners]

Arthur Durham you cant win em all

[@joker0496]

My wife just bought me a brand new 32 cup coffee pot. I'm seasoning it now and can not wait to share a cup with my entire family. Thanks for sharing, God bless.

[@CowboyKentRollins]

Thank you Stephen

[@redwhiteblue7831]

I've been using my percolator for years now... but since I found your channel I leave all of the parts at home and make cowboy coffee... Thank You Shannon and Kent

[@CowboyKentRollins]

Our pleasure

[@unclemax3711]

many thanks for posting this. hopefully, some of these young bucks watching will take heed of this advice and do right. it's taken me a lifetime to learn this and many gray hairs and many campfires. i didn't have the benefit of computers and the web when i was coming up. i agree you don't need any fancy stuff to make good coffee other than coffee, water, and fire. i'll add that it's important to look carefully inside of any graniteware utensils to make sure there aren't any chips out of the enamel. god bless yall

[@CowboyKentRollins]

Thanks for watching

[@OnTheRiver66]

Up until 1864 and later people had to roast green coffee beans at home, in iron skillets like popping corn. A friend of mine in college worked on a pre-Castro ranch in Cuba, and he described how the cook in camp roasted coffee beans over a fire in a rotisserie and said you could smell the coffee roasting down wind from miles away.

[@551taylor]

I am a Brit, so I start and finish the day with tea, but I drink coffee to help me work because it helps with the thinking process. One thing they have in common though, is that they are affected by the taste of the water you use. Hard, soft, fluorinated, chlorinated, peaty or spring clear water all make a noticeable difference to the outcomes, so we either filter the water or use bottled spring water if we want to get the best taste. Tap water just doesn’t cut it I am afraid!

[@WyomingWindy]

It does in Wyoming USA!!! All comes down into the reservoirs all over the state from our many ranges of the Rocky Mountains. DEE-licious. I don't believe I could live longterm somewhere that the water wasn't absolutely delicious. Billings, Montana is 100 miles north, and if I have to go spend a night up there for some reason, I take plenty of water from home with me. Same with Casper, Wyoming - 200 miles SE of me. But, both industrial cities, although Casper is 2nd highest in population in Wyoming at about 58,000 people. I'm truly sorry your water isn't some of the finest. I truly am - & not just because it makes a huge difference in coggmmffee or tea! ❤

[@FredeeG90]

I love being an American! We have so much culture.

[@mazpr2025]

As long as one is treated as a human being, Who wouldn't?

[@jodybruch829]

just this past weekend I went camping with my son. He had bought a coffee pot for the fire. Had the darndest time trying to get the coffee made right. Sent him both videos on seasoning a coffee pot and then how to make it. Love your recipes, tips, videos cowboy. God Bless

[@CowboyKentRollins]

Thanks Jody

[@marcstauffer107]

Started drinking coffee when I was at Oregon State in 1977. Boy do I enjoy a good cup of black coffee. Workin' on seasonin' our pot. - Marc

[@toddhope2]

Good tutorial. I'm pretty much with you 'cept for two things. I use a stainless steel pot, it ain't stainless on the inside anymore, and I don't boil my coffee. Plenty of cowboys like it boiled. Thanks for your work Kent.

[@watermain48]

Nothing better than a good cup of coffee in the outdoors. Thanks Kent...

[@CowboyKentRollins]

Our pleasure

[@michaelbaker613]

i use to have one and barely used it cause i never took the time to learn to use it right. ive been using a keurig and i always get heart burn, belching, and bitter tasting coffee. i bought a new pot from amazon and prepared my coffee the way you did and i am really thankful i came across your video. thank you sir

[@CowboyKentRollins]

Good smooth Coffee it is, Thank you for watching

[@buckonono7996]

Got our new coffee pot boiling the first round of coffee to season it. Looking forward to making your cowboy coffee for the first time this weekend when we camp. Thank you for all the wonderful videos. Great mix of information and humor.

[@suzieq9009]

thanks for the info, fixing to season my enamel pot and start using it for my coffee no more heartburn woo wee yes

[@michaelwhinnery164]

You are correct my friend. ..I had a stainless steel pot that had been seasoned for 3 of four years it was perfect. ...well, mom came to visit and she made coffee one morning and told me that she did me a favor by washing out my pot with soap water and she bleached it back to brand new for me ... 😢😢😢😢 thanks mom 😯

[@ronparker8582]

Best coffee ever, has always been of a chuck wagon John and Becky Conway, coffee and biscuits bread pudding beans and rice stewed tomatoes and a chicken fried steak. My knees are gone but I still have the memories.

[@davidharris6581]

As you said. Coffee played a big part in America's history. We started drinking coffee in protest to English tea. George Washington switched his Army from tea to coffee. England taxed tea. That's why it got thrown in the harbor and we drank coffee instead.

[@CowboyKentRollins]

Thanks David for watching, Coffee is on

[@artofgamingwarfare3658]

If you want coffee ask an American. If you want tea jump in the harbor.

[@c.s.4273]

It makes me sad this good ol' golden days are gone... Whish so badly I have lived then and not now. Bless you.

[@reneekh3599]

Love your last statement about not judging a man ❤

[@albertmontalvo4954]

God bless you and thank you for your 💓 for this country and your tips and showing us how to do it the right way to try different ways to make food and drinks

[@wha64]

Years ago my son and I refinished my grandmothers dining room table. He wanted it. Comed to find out it was made in the 1890s. After stripping it we found a dark ring that we worked hard to remove. Finally refinished it. Later on I was with my old college roommate. He went through the same thing. His grandpa told him it was their old coffee pot. Made sense. Love your channel.

[@CowboyKentRollins]

Thanks Bill for watching

[@kalamesser3989]

When I was little I washed my Mamaws coffee cup and she got on me lol. She never washed it with soap bc of the flavor and I scrubbed it clean. It's interesting to see she wasn't the only one that did that!

[@MaghoxFr]

Kala Nicholson lol

[@josephmartin2068]

Love your videos. Make Cowboy coffee over the campfire for my city friends who can’t live without Starbucks. I make them coffee the way the Lord intended! I never seem to make enough for them. Blessings always, Kent, and thanks

[@thebewitchinghour831]

Cheaper than Starbucks as well. LOL

[@josephmartin2068]

@@thebewitchinghour831 Amen to that. Starbucks = piracy!

[@sartainja]

I love this guy. I would listen to him read the phone book.

[@CowboyKentRollins]

Thanks Jeff for watching

[@j.t.waterman737]

I have to say I do understand what you are saying about coffee pots. I have the normal 9 cup small pot, a Cowboy pot & a "Thrasher" size pot (which is even bigger ) yes they all go from fire pit to wood stove & wood grill too..we used to have people walk clear across camp at re enactments in the morning. Or if someone was having problems setting up their camp, I'd go over & ask," Do you have a coffee cup?" if they did I'd tell them bring it & if they didn't I'd tell them to bring a chair & I'd give them a cup of coffee. it got them to relax & then they had no problem setting up their camp.

[@kathyk479]

Tried boiling the coffee! Best coffee I've drank in years! Thanks! 😉

[@CowboyKentRollins]

It is the best coffee

[@allendodge4627]

I am not a coffee drinker, however, I would like to thank you for all the great videos and effort that you put into your videos. I have gotten a lot of great ideas about cooking. Thanks and keep up the great work and God bless ya all.

[@CowboyKentRollins]

Our pleasure Allen

[@yourmajestyshahenshah284]

best anecdote i heard today

[@eiren3]

Thank you so much for this!! My husband just got an old percolator as a gift, like one his great grandfather had, he’s so excited and wanted to make sure it’s in great shape.

[@CowboyKentRollins]

Hope y'all enjoy the coffee

[@GrandpasPlace]

Nice, I have that same white with red trim coffee pot. Picked it up at a flea market for $15. Looks new, no chips, no dents, no holes. Though it is more coffee than I could drink, I was going to use it to heat water for doing the dishes. lol

[@michaelthomas7178]

I just bought a 9 qt U.S. navy copper coffee from 1898. It was well seasoned . I originally had a wrought iron swivel to keep the pot level while on high seas. I haven't made coffee in it yet. I am looking foward to the 9qt brewing experience.

[@CowboyKentRollins]

It ought to be good, hope you enjoy

[@twentypdrparrott694]

At deer camp the coffee pot went on the stove the morning before the first day of the first season and did not come off the stove until the last day of the last season with a season in between..

[@eggsaladsamich7396]

Nobody realize the importance of a good cup of coffee anymore good job y'all..i can swear that I've met more good friends than good men drinkin a cup of coffee..than I ever did with the sauce..

[@CowboyKentRollins]

Good words

[@harrisonmantooth3647]

Thanks again to and for the Rollins family for another fine educational tutorial. I've got an old Blue granite pot with white specks all over that I salvaged from where my inlaws used to live. I remember when it was used for coffee making and, along with a couple of more kettles, it heated water for the kids nightly baths in the washtub. I wanted to resurrect it for our camping trips but time and neglect had taken a toll on it. Along the bottom seam I found several small holes while using the sun as you demonstrated. I don't know if it could be brazed or not. I was thinking there might be other areas that might be too thin and ready to spring a leak. I guess the sentiment I hold for this old coffee pot is too strong to let it disappear. We have a lot of memories using this old pot. Thanks again my friend's for sharing another aspect of/in the everyday lives of chuckwagon cooks. Stan

[@jdovak1589]

Harrison Mantooth .... You might want to add a thick slurry of porcelain powder...condense the putty like powdered porcelain...and have it refired...The melted porcelain will seal the holes....look for someone that does pottery they have an oven big enough to get the pot in...same technique as porcelain artwork on copper for jewelry...just bring it to melting temp of porcelain There should be a lower temp porc powder for repairs of jewelry

[@donnaharris7553]

Use it in your kitchen to hold all your large utensils, you will always have the memories , when you see it.

[@maryhooper786]

You are a very blessed man...Thank you...I love your recipes

[@ReneePaj]

I had no idea about seasoning coffee pots! Always so fun to watch you Kent. And I recognize that Kansas pasture! That's Debbie's beautiful place.

[@CowboyKentRollins]

It was good to meet you Ma"am

[@coshgirlify]

I got 3 of them. They’re the best. Got cast iron skillets as well. The best cooking tools ever will last for years. So true take good care of the stuff it’ll last you more than a life time.

[@CowboyKentRollins]

Thanks for watching, they are the best thing to cook with

[@cgdrider]

Great Cowboy Coffee Videos! I may not be a Cowboy But, On a Steel Horse I Ride! Harley Davidson. Anyway, living out West in Northern California I have always heard about "Cowboy Coffee" It seemed like it would be full of grinds, so I made a pot of Cowboy Coffee in the only thing I had a stainless steel saucepan. Followed your recipe for boiling time etc. and as a life long coffee drinker at 66 years old, I Just Had The Best Cup Of Black Coffee In My Life!!!

[@rogerholloway8498]

Finally! A man who will back my life long beliefs! I have gone several years between the wife catching my coffee mug and washing it. haven't been that lucky with the pot however. :(

[@crispinolliver]

Roger Holloway l

[@RavenWolfDrum69]

Roger Holloway love that profile pic

[@jethrobodine9867]

I wash my cup monthly with water and terry cloth but never soap

[@MichaelRei99]

Would love to share a cup of Cowboy coffee with you Kent!

[@Central_CoastRotors]

Great information Kent...! Thank you and Mrs. Rollins for your work. God bless you and keep you both.

[@CowboyKentRollins]

Thanks John and God Bless you as well

[@bjclassic1950]

👍another great video. Yep my grandma had the old enamel french pot and soap and water never touched it. Lol just rinsed out and it was making coffee non stop when all the family was around. I have a old gray enamel coffee pot for camping and emergencies.

[@phillully4472]

Wow Kent this video goes back a couple year's and your so look right coffee is the first thing I reach for in my morning's heck i can almost smell your coffee brewing on ole bertha! Glad I stopped in to watch a older video. You and Shannon take care till later.

[@CowboyKentRollins]

Thanks Phil so much for watching

[@gwmcklintock]

Ever since I saw your video making coffee, that's the only way I make it now. best cup of coffee ever had! I don't even use cream anymore.

[@CowboyKentRollins]

Its the best

[@JoseHernandez-jh7ht]

God bless you & Shannon Mr Rollins and for all you do 🤠

[@jrich5895]

Kent, I tried this today after buying your recommended pot from Amazon. It was delicious. Thank you for your videos.

[@GBear]

I love my morning coffee, black of course! (There is no other 'real' cup of coffee other than black). Anyway, I have a good porcelain pot I got from REI years ago and am ashamed to say I washed it out after every outing. I also used the percolator basket that came with it to make my coffee. You have assured that these practices will NEVER happen again! I will season that pot tomorrow and it will never see soap or basket again! Thanks for the kick in the butt!

[@BrosephRussell]

I never knew you had to season them coffee pots but hey always love some coffee

[@tammarellla9957]

i was looking for a video on how to clean my corroded percolator coffee pot, but i think i now want THAT KIND of coffee pot. 😂🤣😆🤗 and now that you taught me how to season it… 🏃🏼‍♀️

[@fiegled]

I got my pot today and seasoning it now. I can’t wait to try a cup in the morning

[@CowboyKentRollins]

Hope you enjoy we do have our own blend of coffee now on our website www.kentrollins.com

[@jahazielavitia2371]

Guerito you are such a cool cowboy thank you for sharing all your tricks with the rest of the world. Im gonna try that.

[@CowboyKentRollins]

Our pleasure

[@oldm37driver87]

50 years ago in a fox hole I was drinking cold C ration coffee. Your coffee sure would have been great. Thank you Sir for the lesson on fine coffee.

[@CowboyKentRollins]

Thanks for tuning in

[@10yearvet]

YEAH MAN!!!! That works for all types of coffee makers. Rinse, never wash with soap! I also never wash my cup.While serving in the Army we had a pot in the Platoon CP. Never washed it it and had to take it out for inspections higher than company level. Spoke to a woman recently who told me she was assigned to a motor pool as a Private and the first thing she did was wash the coffee pot. Told me the Motor Sergeant was almost in tears when he saw that.

[@CowboyKentRollins]

You are right on

[@brianmulligan6239]

Love the videos! Well produced with great content. Now I need a cup of coffee! Thanks for all the time and effort you put into them. God Bless!

[@jessehodge8283]

This man makes me proud to be an Okie. God bless

[@CowboyKentRollins]

thanks Jesse, good to hear forma another Okie

[@DogGuy19]

Cowboy Kent, glad to see you're still out there doing your thing!!

[@CowboyKentRollins]

Thanks Brian, aint going to change

[@TimHPop776]

My lovely coffee queen is in a a real treat!! Thank you Kent & Shannon!! 🙏

[@martindriver6026]

Finally found me a coffee pot going to season it with Starbucks coffee and after it boils for 15min going to let it sit all day. Thanks Mr. Rollins

[@fromtheflightdeck252]

Don't forget to toss that Starbucks stuff out when you are done seasoning..it's not for drinking that bitter stuff!

[@blackmaxima]

Kent, I have the same 3-quart enamelware pot you've got, that I picked up from a general store a few years ago. It works great. Enjoying another pot of coffee right now. Keep the expertise coming!

[@CowboyKentRollins]

Thanks and I think I will have another cup myself

[@Doug19752533]

@@CowboyKentRollins so that big ole pot is 3 qt??

[@downonredgatefarm9349]

Great video. Taught me something new. Will be seasoning our pot tomorrow. Thanks

[@jameswilcock6648]

Im gonna do this when i go hunting during winter for sambar in victoria australia.thankyou cowboy.

[@CowboyKentRollins]

Our pleasure James

[@homefront3162]

Woke up this morning... again im watching Kent's videos

[@CowboyKentRollins]

We're honored

[@artmelnikov6504]

Love watching your videos Kent. At some point you have to start thinking about your restaurant. You will make a lot of people happy. Would love to try that coffee.

[@CowboyKentRollins]

Thanks for watching Art

[@grayghost1031]

Thank you Sir, I'm always learning from watching your videos!! Keep the videos coming.

[@CowboyKentRollins]

Thanks so much

[@kimfleury]

This recalls to me "Dotty," my neighbor from Tennessee, and my best friend's Ma. One day she told me that some people say you should never wash the coffee pot, but that she thought it was unsanitary not to, so she washed hers every day. She didn't drink coffee, mind you, but her husband was retired and laid around drinking cup after cup all day. It didn't give him any energy 😂 He wouldn't have known the difference anyway, because his tastebuds had been burned off in an industrial fire after he moved Up North to work in the factories during the Great Depression. My best friend was the "comfort of their aged years," the youngest of 6 and a great surprise. She took care of them until they passed away. May their souls rest in peace.

[@brionlincoln2534]

Great video Cowboy Kent! Thanks and keep em comin'!

[@tuxtafari2663]

I look forward to a cup of coffee with you in the morning, and a couple cold ones in the evening!!!

[@dianacassinelli9467]

Thank you sir.. nothing but good common sense and knowledge

[@Long_Haired_Country_Boy]

You’ve done made me hungry this morning and got me thinking about brewing up a pot of Arbuckles coffee to go with my bacon and hens fruit. Wish you’d wander up to Pryor for Cowboy Traders day one of these years.

[@CowboyKentRollins]

Good country that is and good people

[@Long_Haired_Country_Boy]

Cowboy Kent Rollins yes it is. I’ve been here for 44 years now.

[@demarcoadkins]

Thank you for sharing this amazing video, I am a coffee drinker and to see and learn different techniques to making a cup of coffee is what really matters.

[@CowboyKentRollins]

Thanks for watching, good coffee it is

[@eddievarela2466]

very instructional and looking forward for my morning coffee after watching this. Thank you again Kent

[@CowboyKentRollins]

Thanks Eddie for watching

[@berthayellowfinch5471]

I am so surprised someone else knows how to make good coffee. These "modern" electric coffee makers make terrible coffee. And you are so right about the coffee cups too! Thanks for another great video!

[@CowboyKentRollins]

Thanks for watching

[@CindyKerschner]

I got to taste your cowboy coffee with Shannon's biscuits on our Sunday Supper trip to Kansas. Sooo good!

[@CowboyKentRollins]

Cindy thanks for watching and it a pleasure to meet you

[@ladypearl9134]

So I looked at the coffeepot on Amazon you gave a link for. On the page I scrolled down & Amazon showed the "Frequently Bought Together" & paired with the coffeepot was "A Taste of Cowboy" cookbook.

[@CowboyKentRollins]

It is a good little coffee pot

[@jrich5895]

Hey Kent, thanks for your videos. I have learned so much from your videos. They have caused me to try out your suggestions and your recipes.

[@sleepingbear7182]

Great video. i have 3 coffee cups that i use. Nonn of them have ever been washed, just a good rinse. ame with my pot. Your videos bring nack good memories of cooking at Deer camp {my job as a kid}. And cooking at Rendezvous.

[@CowboyKentRollins]

Thanks for watching

[@robertlehnert4148]

OK, I splurged 😁 at Wally World and picked up a stainless coffee pot, and will experiment with seasoning it and then trying out Cowboy Coffee from that. Despite it being stainless and not enamelware, I think it will work. The interior of my Stanley travel mug, which is stainless, got seasoned after a year or so of near daily use, without boiling coffee in it, so a deliberate treatment or two should work.

[@CowboyKentRollins]

It will work just fine

[@JimHep]

Just picked up a 3/4 qt off Etsy for $20 👌 Excited to add this to the mix.

[@TimHPop776]

Kent & Shannon, I purchased one of the 3 qt coffee kettles off of your link on Amazon and have made great coffee ☕️ a few times since I received my new Cowboy Coffee Pot!! While we were waiting on the new kettle... I just broke out a 3qt pan and had at it, in the mean time!! Wow! Great coffee! We have used Folgers “Black Silk”, and Lavazza expresso coffee grounds. They have never taste better!! Thank you 😊

[@billvanheteren7688]

I agree! I use Folgers Black Silk. I now own two pots, one for home and another I take on the road. This method is the Holy Grail of coffee!

[@tomcondon6169]

I was roasting green coffee beans the other day. My cast iron pan had a speck of rust, I'm camping, and roasting the beans seasoned the pan, the oil from the beans. I see how that pot of coffee seasons it. I'm going to town soon, gonna' pick up my new coffee pot. I think I'll splice a ¼" rope on the handle, and to the lid.

[@CowboyKentRollins]

Good coffee and that roasting does help some iron

[@roynelson7613]

I love seeing you use all this old and good equipment it reminds me of hanging out at my grandmother's house on the farm those days are gone but good memories I just watched your other video had me cracking up dude followed your recipe and he only had a fork cupper LOL mr. Rollins you and your wife have a good one man you guys are great people and I love you Channel👍👍👍❤❤❤👊👊👊😎😎

[@CowboyKentRollins]

Thanks Roy for taking time to watch

[@roynelson7613]

Cowboy Kent Rollins thank you mr. Rollins for all the great videos I watched tons of your videos the other night 4 hours man

[@rainsrandall8769]

Hott black coffee is the best..great video

[@CowboyKentRollins]

Thanks for watching it is smooth coffee

[@randyemiller1132]

Just like Ken @0:58 I baptize myself in coffee everyday. Love your vids and your style Ken. God Bless & Stay healthy.

[@alohathaxted]

Thought I did something wrong after last video, when I went to Amazon and found that same pot you're recommending now. Coffee was better but not by that much. it was just sixteen bucks so not out that much. Seasoned it this morning and can't wait till I can brew with it again. maybe I'll try it on a fire.

[@CowboyKentRollins]

Gets better every time

[@bk2158]

Hi Kent, I followed your recipe for cowboy coffee and it is even better than perked coffee. I threw the stem and basket away, I don't need it. The coffee is better made without it. My pot is just an ol el cheapo Walmart special but it makes the best coffee and with no bitterness either. Thanks for all you do and keep up the good fight... Bk

[@CowboyKentRollins]

It is a great coffee and thanks for watching

[@bk2158]

Cowboy Kent Rollins. yes sir I sure will

[@dustyfetterhoff1926]

Thought I had to get coffee beans and a grinder to make good coffee ,did home work and checked all your coffee clips, Thanks Ken and ordered the right pot to cook in on Amazon only because they love me.lol

[@CowboyKentRollins]

Thanks Dusty so much for watching

[@simonkenton5927]

Love your videos. question over the years I've heard many people say that you should not use an enamel coffee pot regular pot or plate where the enamel has started to flake off if I remember right even some of the manufacturers implied you should throw them away when they start to flake do the danger of swallowing the glass enamel coating. Knowing that you use yours all the time could you give me a well-informed viewpoint on this. Thanks my friend praise be to God may he bless you and yours.

[@CowboyKentRollins]

The inside of the pots are not coated

[@simonkenton5927]

Cowboy Kent Rollins ok I thought the ones I looked at were

[@simonkenton5927]

I thought the pot side looked at were coated but maybe that's because they were new also I was still wondering about the bowls and plates Etc thanks for your help I appreciate it

[@simonkenton5927]

is there any good source for new ones now

[@carlaifera5254]

.........yup.......good coffee is a blessing.......✨