The technique of KONO Kono hand cuisine from coffee by dripping water
There are many ways to make handcuffs, the most common of which is steaming in water and then making circles, or the popular way of mixing noodles. Today, I would like to introduce the "KONO Kawano handheld technique". When steaming coffee powder (commonly known as steamed Fort), we use the dripping method until the coffee powder is fully drained, and when we get to the best extraction point, we begin to accelerate and increase the water flow until the extraction is completed.
Kono hand noodles usually have a gouache ratio of 1:10. Combined with KONO cups and spices, powder and foam can be pushed to a high level and the smell can be prevented from entering the cup. The coffee brewed by this method is more lush, Body thicker and less tasty, and can avoid the bitterness and leather shoe taste of deep-baked beans to a certain extent.
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Common sense of espresso concept of Italian Coffee agreed between Europe and the United States
Start with the result that 30cc/ 30sec gets a perfect Espresso. These two values of course depend on beans, and the differences in baking method, baking degree and formula ratio will naturally lead to changes in the reference point. The amount of extraction is inversely proportional to the extraction time: the more the amount of extraction is, the shorter the contact time between coffee powder and hot water must be (avoid excessive extraction). On the contrary, when extraction
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Common sense of Italian Coffee understand the true meaning of espresso through crema fat
Just recently, a coffee magazine in Copenhagen published an article saying that coffee would taste better if the coffee fat from Italian espresso was skimmed off. Indeed, the coffee oil tastes extremely bitter, and if the oil is removed, the overall taste of the coffee will become sweeter. But traditional coffee makers don't think so. The Italian National espresso Association
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