4 principles to follow when making a cup of Espresso
(1)The amount of coffee beans must be standard, generally 14-16 g/cup, using high-quality deep-roasted coffee beans.
(2)The grinding powder shall be selected with appropriate particle size, not too coarse or too fine. Coffee beans are too coarse or too fine grinding can not make thick and delicious espresso coffee, coffee powder is too coarse when the coffee gap in the filter bowl is too large, the resistance to water is not enough, the coffee flow rate is too fast, easy to cause insufficient extraction, coffee tasteless; coffee powder is too fine to water resistance is too large, hot water retention filter bowl time is too long, the flow rate is too slow, easy to cause excessive extraction, coffee is too bitter. Coffee powder thickness can be judged from the flow rate, in principle 1 ounce (1 ounce =18.3495 grams) espresso extraction time can be controlled in 20-30 seconds, coffee powder thickness in terms of flow should not be too far apart. Less than 15 seconds to extract 1 ounce of coffee, it means that the coffee powder is too coarse, is a cup of insufficient extraction of coffee; if the coffee drops from the filter bowl, 1 ounce takes more than half a minute, it means that the coffee powder is too fine, easy to extract excessive; baristas should always pay attention to the coffee flow rate, and adjust the grinder to master the correct flow rate and extraction. Remind you: "The coffee powder in the grinder should not be left for more than half an hour, otherwise it will be easily oxidized by moisture and lose its flavor."
(3)Be sure to set the water and temperature of the coffee machine.
(4)Barista craft: This is the most important technology, if the barista does not know coffee, professional knowledge and technology is not enough, even the best coffee beans, grinders and coffee machines are also waste, so the barista must have self-motivation and enthusiasm for coffee, in order to ensure the quality of each cup of beverage.
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"steaming" in the process of hand-brewing coffee is the key to extracting coffee.
Steaming, which is often expressed as Bloom in English instructions, refers to the preparatory action of wetting a small amount of hot water evenly on the surface of coffee powder during hand flushing before formal water injection. There are two purposes of steaming: first, to release the gas in the coffee particles, mainly carbon dioxide. Generally speaking, the closer it is to the baking time, the more bubbles usually occur during prepreg. And the baking degree is deeper.
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Analysis of the reasons for the inconsistency of milk foam in semi-automatic coffee machine
A friend asked the semi-automatic coffee machine about the inconsistency of milk foam. in view of this problem, we will analyze the reasons from four aspects: first, the steam head of the semi-automatic coffee machine; this first point is mainly written for the household semi-automatic coffee machine, the household semi-automatic coffee machine also has the function of beating milk foam, but because of its
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