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Step 1
Grind your coffee on a very coarse setting. At least as coarse as you would use for French press or even slightly coarser.
Step 2
Add water and coffee to your mason jar.
Step 3
Seal the jar. Be careful not to overtighten the lid.
Step 4
Put your jar in a 150º F sous vide bath. Set a timer for 2 hours.
Step 5
When it's finished brewing, filter the coffee. The easiest way is to pour each jar through a Chemex filter. One Chemex filter can get you through several mason jars before it clogs and you need a new one. Any coffee filtering method will work, though.
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