For your reference Coffee dose: 20g Grind size: 28 clicks (Comandante MK4) Water: 300g Recipe with Hario Switch (1) Heat water to 90℃ (2) Start brewing First pour: 0:00 (close) 40g-50g Second pour: 0:40 (open) 70g-80g (total: 120g) Third pour: 1:30 (open) 80g (total: 200g) * Change the water temperature to 70℃ to 80℃ Fourth pour: 2:10 (close) 100g (total: 300g) 2:45 (open) (3) Target to finish the brew around 3:30
@seventwarior14 күн бұрын
Thank you
@jhill477812 күн бұрын
Thank you! Hope it’s not too pedantic to ask what the temperature of the water is in the second and third pour? Is it 90°C still? ie putting the kettle back on the heat between pours?
@haseken198912 күн бұрын
@ It should be around 90 degrees. According to the advised recipe, we are expected to maintain the temperature from the first to the third pours.
@pimacanyon620812 күн бұрын
awesome! I will try this in the morning. thank you!
@EW-sg7cs10 күн бұрын
@pimacanyon6208 how was it?
@nobuyukidu9412 күн бұрын
For those interested in a recipe tweaked for 15g: Grind size: 26 clicks on Comandante Mk4 / 8.8 clicks on Pietro ProBrew Water: 230g (1:15 ratio) - Heat water to 90C - 1st pour at 0:00 [close valve] => 30g - 2nd pour at 0:45 [open valve] => 90g - 3rd pour at 1:30 => 150g - Drop water temperature to 70C - 4th pour at 2:10 [close valve] => 230g - Open valve at 2:45 - Target to finish brew at 3:30
@rubenlealislamorales27803 күн бұрын
Convertion to Izpresso JX is arround 31 clics, but i find that ends being very fine. Is that correct? I thought it would be courser
@William_FM2 күн бұрын
@@rubenlealislamorales2780 Watch at how it is grinding size before he adding water, it is much coarser than recommended.
Big fan here from the Netherlands! GREAT method, big improvement over the devil's recipe. I watched half of this video and made a cup, then I enjoyed the second half while drinking the cup with you, and now I am energized from the coffee! Delicious. Thank you. I just use a blade grinder, by the way. But I filter it with a tea strainer to remove the fines, then I put it on a paper towel and pick out the boulders. I boil the water in a pan, but I have a cheap small metal gooseneck pourer. Works great!
I love your style of video presentation. Seems very natural and calm, without dramatic music. You are already famous among people who know coffee. Thanks for the video.
@ヴィオラ-z3h15 күн бұрын
平凡な深入りの豆の味わいがグッと深くなりました! 素晴らしい🎉 エクセレントメソッドですね
@ナサ-e5w16 күн бұрын
New Hybrid試してみます! 現在療養中とのことで心配ですが、また元気になって戻ってこられる日を待ってます!お大事になさってください🙇
@TetsuKasuya24 күн бұрын
前回のレシピと飲み比べた感想や、レシピ名の提案があればコメント待ってます。 I'd love to hear your thoughts on how this compares to the previous recipe or any suggestions you have for the recipe name. Looking forward to your comments!
@user-hk7mn4yn5g16 күн бұрын
レシピ名: 新カスMethodでいかがでしょうか?
@dowhatIdo16 күн бұрын
Kamisama flavour 🎉
@howardchen921516 күн бұрын
レシピ名の提案:魔法帝
@TheBumblebee200016 күн бұрын
Dear sir, I tried this recipe immediately the moment i saw your video, with Alo champion bean lot, and I have to say this”Sir TestuKasuya is really the world coffee genius”. I can’t really express how much genius this recipe is when it can fix the issues from the previous one, the body is more manageable and feel-able, the coffee sweetness is top notch/out of the line while not a single bitterness, just pure enjoyment from a great cup of coffee, thank you, thank you sooo muchh Sir!!
@stephan307715 күн бұрын
Great recipe, just tried it for the first time! A suggestion for the name: "Hybrid IPx2" (meaning 2 times immersion - percolation)
Tried this with a Kenyan Rungeto Kii. Same 28 clicks with Comandante. All I can say is wow! This actually brought a lot of fruity/floral notes right up front with the same velvet finish. I do believe this has become my standard for switch recipes. I saw someone mention the "Blossom Method" my vote for that as well
@jaskknd9 күн бұрын
im just grateful that the english captions are there and accurate to learn this wonderful method. no way this doesn't go viral
I just tried this method and was surprised by how simple it is to brew with. It certainly has brought out a lot of sweetness in the coffee I made. It's quite floral tasting! I'm going to agree with another comment here. I want to call this technique the 'Blossom' method. It is a double meaning because of the bloom as well as the floral taste.
@SiddharthGargYT14 күн бұрын
What coffee did you use
@CaveyMoth14 күн бұрын
@@SiddharthGargYT It's Alma Coffee's Agua Fria, a washed medium-light roast from Honduras. The Blossom Method brings out brown sugar notes in the coffee more than any other technique I've tried.
@masato-lee14 күн бұрын
Yeah, I was blown away by the sweetness and mouthfeel. It almost felt like I was chewing gum. Brewed with a Colombian Pink Bourbon Medium-light roast
Sunday morning, perfect time for trying out a new recipe! I just used it to brew a cup of the Nicaragua El Porvenir Java (natural, yeast processed) that was roasted by Manly Coffee in Fukuoka 2 months ago. Amazing deep, round, sweet taste, which I didn't get yesterday when I tried it in the Aeropress. First try and I already love the recipe!
# Em Português # • *Moagem* : Grossa ( _Comandante 28 cliques_ ) • *Ratio* : 20g Café / 300g água ( _90℃_ ) # INICIO # • *Feche a valvula* e verta 40~50g de água • Aguarde 40" • *Abra a vávula* e verta 70~80g ( _120g total_ ) • Aguarde até 1'30" • Verta 80g ( _total 200g_ ) • Adicione agua em temperatura ambiente para baixar a temperatura ( _70℃~80℃_ ) • Aguarde ate 2'10" • *Feche a válvula* e verta 100g ( _300g total_ ) • Aguarde até 2'45" • *Abra a válvula* • _Objetivo é terminar a extração em 3'30"_
I have been enjoying your features for some time now and really think that you are doing great service by sharing these methods. Everywhere I tried to showcase your method and introduce them to my friends, the reception has been wildly positive. Please do continue to explore and share your knowledge. I hope to be able to meet you in person some day and thank you.
Just tried this, and it worked so well! I been trying to get this medium anaerobic to extract some of it's fruity funky qualities and fail with normal v60, but this idea of dropping the brew temperature gave me a light bulb moment to try this recipe. Extracted all the funky qualities an anaerobic would possess but also full-bodied.
I don't currently have a Switch but I have a Pulsar and Clever dripper, I'm going to adapt this to those brewers and see how its goes. Thanks for the inspiration Tetsu!
Been using the Hybrid method since I saw it here and it was a game changer for balance and sweetness, will test this side by side tomorrow morning to taste the difference and choose.
I came to something similar based on 4:6 and hybrid methods.But this combination works even better! Congratulations Tetsu! You can call it hybrid immersion.
thank you for being an inspiration Mr Tetsu.. i've been using the devil's method and adjusting it based on my own preferences (i use a coarser grind for the past year or so) and modified it a few ways.. thank you again for this one as well.. will try it out and can't wait to see and taste the differences..
@joemam1211 күн бұрын
What a fantastic method and explanation. I only have a French press i can currently use, so I modified this method for the FP. So far I've tried two roasts of Mandheling and an old robusta--every brew is tremendously better, even the robusta! Can't wait to try it on my Ethiopian beans
@EW-sg7cs10 күн бұрын
How do you imitate the valve open flow of the Switch on French Press?
@joemam129 күн бұрын
@@EW-sg7cs Just slow pour haha. I'll do this: First pour: 0:00 ("close") 40g-50g Second pour: 0:40 (carefully add on one side; then plunge to top, slow pour to 1:25ish) 70g-80g (total: 120g) Third pour: 1:30 (carefully add again; slow pour out again to 2:00) 80g (total: 200g) * Change the water temperature to 70℃ to 80℃ Fourth pour: 2:10 (close) 100g (total: 300g) 2:45 (slow pour) (3) Target to finish the brew around 3:30 I basically just try and follow the guidelines +/- a few seconds. Slow pouring and trying not to agitate the beans too much, and stopping pour before particulates pour out are most important. Still makes a fantastic cup IMO. Would love to compare side by side with Switch style.
@EW-sg7cs9 күн бұрын
@joemam12 thank you! I'll try this out
@joemam127 күн бұрын
@@EW-sg7cs Btw, I've been finding I get a fuller flavor letting the middle step steep 10 seconds, and letting the last step steep up to the 4 minute mark. I like more medium roasts though. It's a fun method to mess around with. There's a method I saw on YT that uses a pour-over filter over the French press filter...seems interesting in getting the finer particulates and oils out. I'd like to do that with this method. Would like to hear your experiences with this method if you'd like to share.
@EW-sg7cs6 күн бұрын
@joemam12 Thank you for the indeatailed response. Pls allow me a week, I'm out of the country and mainly a tea drinker.