The knack of distinguishing the freshness of fine coffee beans
[tips for distinguishing the freshness of coffee beans]
Smell: fresh coffee beans smell strong fragrance, otherwise tasteless or bad smell.
Look: good coffee beans are complete in shape and full in size. On the contrary, the shape is incomplete.
Pressure: fresh coffee beans are pressed fresh and crisp, and the fragrance wafts out when they crack.
Color: dark black coffee beans, brewed coffee has a bitter taste. The coffee beans with yellow color make the coffee sour.
Good coffee beans: neat shape and bright color.
Bad coffee beans: different shapes and incomplete individuals. After cooking, it is light and fragrant, not sweet enough.
[grinding of coffee beans]
Because coffee beans are made up of fine fibrous tissue, the fiber cells are released at the same time during the grinding process. Therefore, if you want to make a cup of delicious coffee, the grinding process is very important.
In the process of grinding, the first thing to pay attention to is that the size of the ground particles should be the same, so that each coffee powder can release ingredients evenly and achieve the effect of uniform coffee concentration. As for the grinding thickness of coffee beans, as long as it depends on the production method and the coffee variety itself.
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Baking quality of high-quality coffee beans
A good cup of coffee mainly depends on three factors: the raw bean quality of coffee, the roasting quality of coffee, and the brewing quality of coffee. So if you want to drink a good cup of coffee, you can't just focus on how to brew the coffee, cook it for a few seconds, stir it a few times, and be able to master the raw bean characteristics of the coffee, the roasting quality / characteristics of the coffee, and the duration of the coffee after baking. Coffee beans
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Coffee roasting is essential for beginner coffee roasting.
A few days ago in the baking discussion area, when I saw brother gix baking beans with a deep-fried basket, I remembered that I had posted a "fishnet roaster" in the Huangding baking discussion area. Its cost was very low, and it was easy to make and operate. Personally, I thought it was lighter than a milk powder can, and the effect was better than a pan, so it was a way for beginners to enter the field of baking beans, so I posted it here again.
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