how long do you boil before done?
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To tell you the truth, I go for the smell and the darkness of the "perk". If you take it off too soon, coffee is too weak. I'm of the school that the darker the better. I live at above 6000 feet so the boil point is MUCH longer than those at lower altitudes. So giving a "boil" time is not going to work.....when it smells right and the perk is DARK, then it is ready. I will then place coffee pot on a simmer plate on a back burner to keep it hot all morning. Usually after the first couple of mugs,I will remove the basket of coffee grounds. Hope you found this helpful.
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I have the extra large one & I boil it in my canner. Perfect size. I just let it on the stove. I was told by the company to bring it to a boil then keep it at 160 temp for 10-15 minutes before applying. Also told whenever I'm done using it & ready to pack it away for awhile to put it in a plastic bag & freeze it, never let it dry out. This works miracles for my Fybromyalgia, bursitis in hip & lower back pain. It's the same thing I use in PT.
2020680
cover it with a towel- then place in boiling water for about 15 mins. use tongs to check that its liquid and to remove - then let cool for a few mins before you use it for heat
1877893
I usually do a full pot and it takes *about* 10 minutes, but I also did a large mug with a coffee sample I got and it took only about 4-5 minutes.
964856
With every new kettle I always first do cleanse: mix little baking soda with vinegar and water, boil it (don't get kettle to full, may be 3/4 of the volume even less). After water is boiled let it sit for 30 mins, rinse well, boil clean water again, rinse. Your beautiful kettle is ready!
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The newer kit's directions are a little confusing. Put the liquid and dry malt/DME in at the same time. Put one in and stir to mix well and not while boiling. Put the hops in next. Stir and then you begin to boil and heat for the 45 minutes. You can hold some out til the end but that kit re really doesn't have enough hops to make a difference between flavor and aroma. Keep stirring and be very careful of boiling out the foam. This will stop after a while but it will make a nasty mess if you don't watch it.Enjoy
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Before 1st use, I boiled all the parts for 3-5 minutes. After that, I just clean with mild soap and warm water. I also use a tiny wire bristle brush to clean the spout (I think that is from Dr. Browns also).
1405365
I can typically grind about 28oz of beans in about 2 - 3 minutes, finishing before my water starts boiling. Not a chore at all.
1220139
Jane Lewis' answer sounds right! I "reduce" the amount of electricity used by setting my timer for 25 to 30 minutes and then plugging in the top to the base when the timer rings. This gives the base time to start the boiling process.
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You will need a steeper, as it is loose. I use a tsp/16 oz hot, but not boiling water, and let steep at least ten minutes.
2232898
Tap water, 1L, 5 minutes to full boil, timed with stopwatch. Doubted my results after seeing other answers, repeated with fresh water...same result.
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OK, I timed it this morning, and a full pot (water to the max line) took probably 6-7 minutes to completely boil. "Completely boil" means boil for a few seconds and then the "on" button automatically turns off. It starts boiling at around 5-6 minutes, but it's safer to leave it boiling for a little bit to kill the bacteria - that's probably why it doesn't shut off until about a minute later. I normally put in about 2 cups of water in the morning, just enough for my coffee and a little extra, and this takes about 1-2 minutes to boil. It's pretty convenient/saves time when you do it this way. Hope this helps! OK, I timed it this morning, and a full pot (water to the max line) took probably 6-7 minutes to completely boil. "Completely boil" means boil for a few seconds and then the "on" button automatically turns off. It starts boiling at around 5-6 minutes, but it's safer to leave it boiling for a little bit to kill the bacteria - that's probably why it doesn't shut off until about a minute later. I normally put in about 2 cups of water in the morning, just enough for my coffee and a little extra, and this takes about 1-2 minutes to boil. It's pretty convenient/saves time when... » Read More OK, I timed it this morning, and a full pot (water to the max line) took probably 6-7 minutes to completely boil. "Completely boil" means boil for a few seconds and then the "on" button automatically turns off. It starts boiling at around 5-6 minutes, but it's safer to leave it boiling for a little bit to kill the bacteria - that's probably why it doesn't shut off until about a minute later. I normally put in about 2 cups of water in the morning, just enough for my coffee and a little extra, and this takes about 1-2 minutes to boil. It's pretty convenient/saves time when you do it this way. Hope this helps! « Show Less
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You need to cook with boiling water..some meals require you to add to boiling water and then reduce heat to simmer for 15-18 minutes. Hope this is helpful.
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2 minutes. If you start steam then move to brewing, there is a trick to cool down the machine. You can release some heat through release water at steam ward at brewing settings. It will allow you to brew immediately. You should always do brewing then move to steaming.
68356
I usually make 8 cups, 3/4 of a pot and it takes about 5 minutes from start to drinking time. It would probably take one more minute to brew a full pot since the largest amount of time is spent bringing water up to brewing temperature. Say 6 minutes for a full pot.
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After making it? Only a few hours. Once you have made the brew, it's best to use it as soon as possible.
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If you fill it to the top with cold tap water it takes about 2 and a half minutes to boil.