Gallery of Process
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Step 1: Water is heated to a boil in the glass carafe.
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Step 2: Coffee grounds are prepared and placed in glass container.
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Step 3: The stem of the coffee ground container is inserted into the top of the glass carafe.
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Step 4: The hot water makes its way up the stem of the carafe into the coffee ground container. It is then stirred for one minute.
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Step 5: At this point, the coffee has been fully brewed, but still contains the coffee grounds. The glass carafe is taken off the heated surface.
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Step 6: As the glass carafe cools, the brewed coffee is pulled through the filter of the coffee ground container (by gravity and pressure difference) down into the glass carafe.
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Step 7: The brewed coffee is finished, and located in the glass carafe. The glass coffee ground container contains grounds, which are dried (relative to filter coffee grounds) due to the siphon also pushing air over the grounds.
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