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From Bean to Mug: Apple Pie Spiced Cappuccino

Autumn is here, and there’s nothing more comforting than a warm, aromatic apple pie spiced cappuccino to brighten your mornings. Picture the sweet, nostalgic flavours of apple pie spices: cinnamon, nutmeg, and clove - blended into frothy, perfectly steamed milk, topped with a rich espresso shot made from freshly ground Monmouth Coffee Beans. Freshly ground coffee releases its full aroma and flavour just before brewing, giving your cappuccino a richer, more vibrant taste than pre-ground coffee. With the Season Burr Grinder, you can unlock the full flavour potential of your coffee, creating a barista-quality cappuccino at home that tastes indulgent yet comforting.

Number of serving: 1


Cooking time: 30 minutes


Preparation time: 30 minutes



Ingredients


Apple Pie Syrup (makes 4 servings):

Apple: 3-4 medium (≈400 g)

Light brown sugar: 50 g

Water: 120 ml

Cinnamon stick: ½

Ground nutmeg: ¼ tsp

Ground cloves: ½ tsp

Vanilla extract: ½ tsp


Cappuccino (makes 1 serving): 

Coffee beans: 18 g, medium roast

Milk: 150 ml (can be substituted with oat milk)

Apple pie syrup: 1–2 tbsp

Ground cinnamon: For garnish


Method


Apple Pie Syrup:

  1. Roughly chop the apples – no need to peel or core.

  2. Place apples in a saucepan, add sugar, spices, and enough water to just cover the fruit.

  3. Bring to a boil, then reduce heat and simmer until the apples soften and break down.

  4. Continue cooking until the mixture reaches a syrupy consistency.

  5. Strain through a fine mesh sieve. Allow to cool, then store in a sealed jar in the fridge for up to 1 week.


Cappuccino:

  1. Weigh 18 g of fresh coffee beans and pour into the Season Burr Grinder (setting 8 for medium roast). Press to grind; repeat if needed until no whole beans remain.

  2. Brew coffee using your preferred method – we recommend an espresso using a Bialetti Moka.

  3. Heat 150 ml of milk and pour into a milk jug. Froth until silky and smooth with Season USB Frother 10w.

  4. Add 1–2 tbsp of apple pie syrup into a Season Mug. Pour in the espresso, then top with frothed milk.

  5. Finish with a light dusting of ground cinnamon as garnish.

Choosing the Right Grind Size for Your Burr Grinder

  • Espresso (Moka or Espresso Machine):

    • For a rich, concentrated espresso like the one brewed in a Bialetti moka, use a fine grind, typically between 5–12. The ideal grind varies by roast: light roasts need a slightly finer grind (5–7) for full flavour, medium roasts slightly coarser grind (8–10), while dark roasts extract easily, so coarser fine grind (10–12).

  • Pour-Over & Drip Coffee:

    • Use a medium grind, around 15–25. This produces a smooth, balanced cup with proper extraction and clarity.

  • French Press & Cold Brew:

    • A coarse grind, between 30–40, works best for longer steeping times. The larger particles prevent over-extraction and reduce sediment in your cup.

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