Origami 2020

By Kurasu Kyoto, 2020

A three-pour Origami dripper recipe from Kurasu's cafe, designed to draw out sweetness, with the dripper removed early before full drawdown.

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Tap any underlined number to read where it came from. Numbers marked estimated are ones the creator never gave, so we worked them out.

What you’ll need

  • Origami Dripper S
  • Kinto Pour Over Kettle
  • Scales
15g

“Coffee: 15g”

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Coffee
250g

“Water: 250g”

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Water
1:16.7
Ratio
93°C

“93c (199F)”

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Temperature
Brew time
Grind
Designed on
Origami Dripper S

“Dripper: Origami Dripper S”

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Works with
conical paper dripper, flat-bottom brewer

円錐、ウェーブフィルターが使用できること

we worked this out · Japanese description box: 'cone and wave filters can be used'; the dripper accepts both geometries, so the recipe transfers to both conical-paper and flat-bottom classes

grams

Makes 250g

400:001100:402501:00
Water in the brewer over time, drawn from the recipe.

The pours

0:00
  1. 0:00pour to 40gbloom pouryou have 40s
  2. 0:40pour to 110gsecond pour after 40-second bloomyou have 20s
  3. 1:00pour to 250gfinal pour to full water weightyou have 30s
  4. 1:30drawdownremove dripper before water has fully run through

Weights are cumulative: what the scale reads when that pour finishes.

How they brew it

Kettle
Kinto Pour Over Kettle

“Kettle: Kinto Pour Over Kettle”

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Dripper off at
1:30

“At 1 min 30 sec, take dripper off without waiting for water to run through”

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What it makes

Sweetness
high

“We want to introduce one recipe we use at Kurasu, to focus on getting the sweetness out of the coffee.”

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Credit and corrections

This recipe is Kurasu Kyoto’s. We have written out the numbers and linked to where they published it.

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