Coffee: Machines and Brewing Methods Neapolitan drip pics LavAzza Espresso Machines Awesome capsule espresso machines. Perfect for home, office and restaurant applications. www.espressozone.com   Not Logged in: log in updated topics   new posts   new unanswered   search   faq   sign up   Discussions > Coffee > Machines > Neapolitan drip...   view previous topic | view next topic | view all topics showing page 1 of 2 last page next page Author Messages aurelio Senior Member Joined: 10 Sep 2003 Posts: 859 Location: Michigan, USA Expertise: I live coffee Espresso: Gaggia Evolution Grinder: Astra(CT)/Antigua Vac Pot: Santos/FP/AP Drip: Presto-SG/Krups(pourover) Roaster: Alp Posted Sun Oct 2, 2005, 7:58am Subject: Neapolitan drip pics   For JIm1992 and anyone else interested... Pic #1 This is what the pot looks like assembled. back to top aurelio Senior Member Joined: 10 Sep 2003 Posts: 859 Location: Michigan, USA Expertise: I live coffee Espresso: Gaggia Evolution Grinder: Astra(CT)/Antigua Vac Pot: Santos/FP/AP Drip: Presto-SG/Krups(pourover) Roaster: Alp Posted Sun Oct 2, 2005, 8:00am Subject: Re: Neapolitan drip pics   Pic #2 The pot disassembled.  From L to R:  Top-half of pot where water goes; lid for filter; filter-basket; bottom-half where brewed coffee ends up back to top aurelio Senior Member Joined: 10 Sep 2003 Posts: 859 Location: Michigan, USA Expertise: I live coffee Espresso: Gaggia Evolution Grinder: Astra(CT)/Antigua Vac Pot: Santos/FP/AP Drip: Presto-SG/Krups(pourover) Roaster: Alp Posted Sun Oct 2, 2005, 8:01am Subject: Re: Neapolitan drip pics   Pic #3 Filter-basket.  Coffee goes into bottom of filter-basket and then screen is screwed on. back to top aurelio Senior Member Joined: 10 Sep 2003 Posts: 859 Location: Michigan, USA Expertise: I live coffee Espresso: Gaggia Evolution Grinder: Astra(CT)/Antigua Vac Pot: Santos/FP/AP Drip: Presto-SG/Krups(pourover) Roaster: Alp Posted Sun Oct 2, 2005, 8:03am Subject: Re: Neapolitan drip pics   Pic #4 Water goes into top-half of pot. back to top aurelio Senior Member Joined: 10 Sep 2003 Posts: 859 Location: Michigan, USA Expertise: I live coffee Espresso: Gaggia Evolution Grinder: Astra(CT)/Antigua Vac Pot: Santos/FP/AP Drip: Presto-SG/Krups(pourover) Roaster: Alp Posted Sun Oct 2, 2005, 8:04am Subject: Re: Neapolitan drip pics   Pic #5 Filter-basket is slid into place inside the top-half containing the water. back to top aurelio Senior Member Joined: 10 Sep 2003 Posts: 859 Location: Michigan, USA Expertise: I live coffee Espresso: Gaggia Evolution Grinder: Astra(CT)/Antigua Vac Pot: Santos/FP/AP Drip: Presto-SG/Krups(pourover) Roaster: Alp Posted Sun Oct 2, 2005, 8:05am Subject: Re: Neapolitan drip pics   Pic #6 The bottom-half of the pot is slid over top of the top-half: back to top aurelio Senior Member Joined: 10 Sep 2003 Posts: 859 Location: Michigan, USA Expertise: I live coffee Espresso: Gaggia Evolution Grinder: Astra(CT)/Antigua Vac Pot: Santos/FP/AP Drip: Presto-SG/Krups(pourover) Roaster: Alp Posted Sun Oct 2, 2005, 8:07am Subject: Re: Neapolitan drip pics   Pic #7 The pot is placed upside down over the heat.  The water is in the top-half (which is the bottom half in this pic).  When the water boils, you remove the heat and wait the usual minute or so and then flip the pot over. back to top aurelio Senior Member Joined: 10 Sep 2003 Posts: 859 Location: Michigan, USA Expertise: I live coffee Espresso: Gaggia Evolution Grinder: Astra(CT)/Antigua Vac Pot: Santos/FP/AP Drip: Presto-SG/Krups(pourover) Roaster: Alp Posted Sun Oct 2, 2005, 8:08am Subject: Re: Neapolitan drip pics   Pic #8 After the pot is flipped over, the water that was in the bottom half will pour into the filter basket and through the coffee in the bottom section of the filter-basket. back to top aurelio Senior Member Joined: 10 Sep 2003 Posts: 859 Location: Michigan, USA Expertise: I live coffee Espresso: Gaggia Evolution Grinder: Astra(CT)/Antigua Vac Pot: Santos/FP/AP Drip: Presto-SG/Krups(pourover) Roaster: Alp Posted Sun Oct 2, 2005, 8:09am Subject: Re: Neapolitan drip pics   Pic #9 The result is a pretty darn good cup of coffee! That's it!  Hope my explanations made sense. Aurelio back to top b512 Senior Member Joined: 27 Jan 2005 Posts: 520 Location: Calif. Expertise: I love coffee Espresso: Bialetti Grinder: Capresso Infinity Vac Pot: Yama,Cory Drip: Presto,KMB Roaster: None Posted Sun Oct 2, 2005, 3:14pm Subject: Re: Neapolitan drip pics   Well done Aurelio--fascinating!                          Regards,                            Barry back to top showing page 1 of 2 last page next page view previous topic | view next topic | view all topics Discussions > Coffee > Machines > Neapolitan drip...   updated topics   new posts   new unanswered     search   faq   sign up   Not Logged in: log in Discussions Quick Jump: Select Espresso Discussions --Espresso Machines --Lever Espresso Machines --Grinders - Espresso --Espresso Mods and Restorations --Espresso Blends --Questions and Answers --Latte Art and Etching --Barista Jams Around the World --General Discussion Coffee Discussions --Machines and Brewing Methods --Home Roasting Talk --Questions and Answers --General Discussion Columns, How-Tos, and Reviews --Holiday Gift List Feedback --CoffeeGeek Columnist Feedback --Detailed Review Feedback --Products First Look Feedback --Quickshot Review Feedback --Guide Article Feedback --How-To Article Feedback --CoffeeGeek Podcast Feedback Members Forum --Bug Reports and Suggestions --Buy, Sell and Trade --Retail Coffee Jobs Offered / Wanted Ads --Coffee Recipes --Cafe and Bean Reviews --CoffeeGeek Site Info and News --General Off Topics World Regional --United States West --United States Central --United States East --Western Canada --Eastern Canada --United Kingdom --Western Europe --Eastern Europe, Nordic Countries, and Russia --Central and South America --Australia, New Zealand and Asia Symbols: = New Posts since your last visit      = No New Posts since last visit     = Newest post Forum Rules: No profanity, illegal acts or personal attacks will be tolerated in these discussion boards. 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