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--- coffee_prep [2016/05/26 17:23] – sbrandt
+++ coffee_prep [2020/07/28 11:05] (current) – external edit 127.0.0.1
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 **//Provide soft water if possible for coffee and tea preparation. At least 1-1/2 gallons. Hard water makes a skin on the tea, makes coffee taste funny, and the cups are harder to get clean.//**
-====== WEDNESDAY EVENING: ======
+====== Wednesday Evenings ======
-Make 1 12-cup pot of decaf coffee for the average mixed group of 18-20 people (or less if known coffee drinkers are expected to be absent)
+  - Make 1 12-cup pot of decaf coffee for the average mixed group of 18-20 people (or less if known coffee drinkers are expected to be absent).
-Pour 12 cups of water into coffee maker as measured by coffee maker window.
+  - Pour 12 cups of water into coffee maker as measured by coffee maker window.
-Place 1 level scoop of grounds into basket (screen type or paper) for every 2 cups of coffee(as measured by coffee maker window) USE DECAF GROUNDS. Turn on maker.
+  - Place 1 level scoop of grounds into basket (screen type or paper) for every 2 cups of coffee(as measured by coffee maker window). **Use //Decaf// Grounds**. Turn on coffee maker.
-Put out a small cup with a couple of spoons in it.
+  - Put out
-Put out sugar dispenser.
+    * a small cup with a couple of spoons in it for stirring
-Put out creamer dispenser.
+    * sugar dispenser
-Pour finished coffee into coffee thermos. (It holds more than 12 cups) Not really necessary, but keeps it hot without burning it.
+    * creamer dispenser
-TURN OFF coffee pot.
+  - Pour finished coffee into coffee thermos. (It holds more than 12 cups) Not really necessary, but keeps it hot without burning it.
-Make sure there's enough coffee for 2 or 3 weeks, and if it is low ask for donors by email (or otherwise).
+  - **Turn Off** coffee pot.
-ALSO pour water into water boiler just above max line (fill to the height of 'liter' as this will be just enough to completely fill 2 thermoses.
+  - Make sure there's enough coffee grounds for 2 or 3 weeks, and if it is low ask for donors by email (or otherwise).
-Fill two white thermoses or tea(and heat more water to fill a third thermos if it is cold weather.)
+  - **Also** pour water into water boiler just above max line (fill to the height of //'liter'// as this will be just enough to completely fill 2 thermoses.
-Watch tea supply and ask for donations of tea as needed.
+  - Fill two white thermoses for tea (and heat more water to fill a third thermos if it is cold weather).
-Watch supply of sugar. Fill as needed.
+  - Watch
-Watch supply of creamer and ask for replacement as needed.
+    * tea supply and ask for donations of tea as needed
-Make sure dish pan is available and visible for dirty dishes.
+    * supply of sugar and fill as needed
-Wash dishes and return to where you found them.
+    * supply of creamer and ask for replacement as needed
-Empty grounds into trash (or take them home for compost).
+  - Make sure dish pan is available and visible for dirty dishes.
-Wash grounds basket, wipe down coffee maker.
+  - Wash dishes and return to where you found them.
-Empty and wash coffee thermos, empty water thermoses.
+  - Empty grounds into trash (or take them home for compost).
+  - Wash grounds basket, wipe down coffee maker.
-====== SUNDAY MORNING: ======
+  - Empty and wash coffee thermos, empty water thermoses.
-See Wednesday instructions EXCEPT...
-Use regular grounds
+====== Sunday Mornings ======
-Make 2 pots of coffee if it's cold out (or the air conditioning is set too cold) and all known coffee drinkers are expected.
+See Wednesday instructions **Except**...
+  - Use **regular grounds**.
+  - Make 2 pots of coffee if it's cold out (or the air conditioning is set too cold) and all known coffee drinkers are expected, or you have somehow learned that guests are expected. 8-)
+  - Do make **at least** 1-1/2 pots, closer to 2.
+  - Make 2 thermoses of hot water for now.