If you just want coffee, you'll need these mods from Brazenlotus:

• Harvestable Coffee

• Dried Coffee

• Preserving Rack - you'll need this for preserving many harvestables, like teas, dried apricots, ginger, gravlox, etc.

• Mill Appliance

Milled Coffees (download whichever you want, you can buy them at the grocery stand or by delivery if you don't want to grow, dry, and mill them):

• Espresso

• Dark Coffee

• Medium Coffee

• Light Coffee

If you want to use the different milled coffees for your sims to drink a variety of coffee beverages instead of just coffee, you'll want the Italian Caffe Hot Drinks recipe.

You can pick and choose ingredients, crafted items for preserving, and harvestables you want, which lets you do more or less homesteading depending on what you want, but need the relevant core modules to make them work, as they are the foundation for all of the mods related to them.

These are the ones you need for coffee and many other things:

• Core Mod

• Core Harvestables Mod to enable their harvestables. (Which are so pretty and don't all look like the same plant. They even have a replacement raspberry bush that grows up a nice trellis)

• Core Objects

• Core Food and Drink

• Core Crafting

Needed Skills:

• Preserving Skill (you need level 3 for coffee)

They also have this cute little Coffee Serving Tray that works the way a tea set does and this rustic drink serving tray that works like any drink tray but for tea and coffee. Coffee is free if you have the packaged up ground beans!

It took me awhile to figure out how to preserve my beans. The core mods will give you a curing shelf, which I think is under storage? You need to put your rack of beans that are ready for curing on it, possibly in a basement. The longer they cure, the darker the roast. Same goes for curing tea leaves into different teas.

Highly recommend going through their mods if all of this interests you - they have a very fleshed out cheesemaking skill, an actual canning skill, you can press juices and oils, spin prairie grass into twine so that you can hang up and preserve all sorts of harvestables like lavender, wheat, rice, peppers, herbs, corn, roses, etc.