Coffee flower drawing course | learn to give coffee flowers to Ta who loves coffee in ten minutes.

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It takes 10 minutes to make a cup of coffee. Use those 10 minutes to think of someone you care about and 10 minutes to contact someone you care about. No more, no less, just like a cup of coffee, from a few beans to a cup of mellow, a delicate, only 10 minutes, but get much more than these 10 minutes. Make a cup of coffee, give it to the coffee-loving Ta around you, and give it to the person you are willing to spend 10 minutes seriously missing.

From mellow Cappuccino to enchanting Irish Coffee, from pure Espresso to artistic Latte art, when coffee encounters milk foam, meaningful and fresh style begins to flutter. Today, we are going to start our coffee flower-pulling tour.

Step 1

Exquisite coffee starts with a beautiful coffee cup--

Step 2 extract a cup of espresso

Make a good Espresso, sour and bitter balance, fat (Cream) dense and smooth, no holes.

Step 3 milk foaming

Pour the frozen milk into the tank; insert the steam stick into the milk, open the steam valve, move the tank at a uniform speed when the milk starts to rotate, and form a bubble with a bawling sound-keep the liquid level spinning and continue to heat it, and when the temperature is close to 65 ℃, the foam is ready!

The ideal foamed milk should be as supple as velvet, the liquid surface looks reflective, and the perfect foam is a very small "microbubble". The teacher told us an approachable practice method: use water instead of milk, put some detergent, start flushing!

Step 4 Coffee Fusion

At this moment, the left hand a cup of perfect Espresso, the right hand a jar of amazing foamed milk, today we are doing is the leaf-shaped flower → below, is the moment to witness miracles!

1. The cylinder mouth is close to the cup wall, aiming at the center point of the liquid level of Espresso, small milk flow is injected; 2. Gradually pull up the milk tank, use small milk flow to draw circles for fusion; 3. When the milk tank is five minutes full, the milk tank is close to the liquid level to increase the milk flow.

4. After forming a small semicircle, swing the spout evenly and back; 5. When the nine minutes are full, gradually raise the milk tank, fine the milk flow, and pull forward to complete the petiole effect.

Above, the work is done!