Coffee Roasting Report
Coffee processing and roasting:
When the consignment coffee beans are on the market, the manufacturers who buy the coffee beans should first boil the coffee beans into juice and taste them. After the transaction, the coffee beans are roasted according to the needs of the sales market. Among the many factors affecting the taste and flavor of coffee, roasting is the most important link. And baking itself is both a science and an art. Green Coffee Been (raw coffee beans) will produce a series of complex changes during the baking process of 8 to 20 minutes. Coffee beans gradually change from light green to light yellow, light brown, brown, dark brown, and if roasted very deeply (such as the roasting habit of southern Italy), they will eventually become dark brown with a bright surface. Coffee roasting is mainly divided into City Roast (shallow roasting), Full City Roast (medium roasting), espresso Roast (deep roasting) and French Roast (heavy roasting) according to the roasting degree.
Coffee processing and blending:
After the coffee beans are roasted, in addition to individual coffee beans, various kinds of individual coffee beans are proportioned into comprehensive coffee beans with different tastes according to their characteristics, in order to meet the needs of different tastes and different cooking methods.
Coffee processing and grinding:
Grind it into an appropriate thickness according to different cooking methods.
The processing, extraction or brewing of coffee:
To make espresso, you need to fill the ground coffee powder and use an espresso machine to extract espresso (espresso espresso). Coffee is usually brewed with siphon coffee machines, mocha pots, American coffee makers, filter cups, filter pots, etc.
The transportation method of coffee
Stored in bags of 60-70 kg, each bag has a storage life of about one year before shipment (maximum temperature 35 ℃, relative humidity 75%), usually by sea. The main ports of coffee transportation in the world are: new Orleans, Le Havre, Hamburg, Antwerp, Bremen, Genoa and Trieste.
Inspection and selection of coffee
a. According to the characteristics of the coffee to be roasted:
b. You can buy different kinds of coffee. In order to ensure the quality of coffee, we only buy high quality Arabica coffee beans. If the coffee beans purchased are of high quality, the roaster will check them one by one to remove the coffee beans that are too large, too light and defective, and remove impurities. Optical sorter or UV sorting can be used.
c. Then, the baker selects:
Ingredient method: decide which varieties of coffee beans to choose, place of origin, percentage of ingredients
Baking time: fast baking à semi-fast baking à slow baking
Baking degree: initial baking à full baking
Each roaster's coffee has its own characteristics, which is understandable: it all depends on his professional skills, experience, taste, imagination and research spirit.
Check and select the coffee again.
Caffeine: caffeine in coffee beans is an alkali. People with allergies should not consume too much caffeine. Caffeine is soluble in water, so it can be extracted from raw coffee beans in one of the following ways:
1. Water dissolving method: use a cylindrical extractor in which coffee beans are placed and treated with a water-based extraction solution mixed with saturated coffee solubilizer-non-caffeine.
two。 Ethyl acetate: ethyl acetate is a solvent that can also be found in nature. Use it to wash raw coffee and extract caffeine.
3. Dichloromethane: dichloromethane is a chemical solvent that volatilizes naturally when the temperature is higher than 40 ℃; it is used to wash raw coffee to extract caffeine.
4. Carbon dioxide: under critical conditions (gas / liquid, pressure = 250bar), carbon dioxide (CQ2) acts as a solvent to wash raw coffee and extract caffeine.
Knowledge of coffee roasting
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Teach you how to choose coffee beans
Freshness is the life of coffee, how to determine the freshness of coffee beans? There are three steps: smell, see, and peel. ◎ smell: hold the coffee beans close to your nose and take a deep breath to see if you can clearly smell the aroma of the coffee beans. If so, the coffee beans are fresh enough. On the contrary, if the aroma is weak, or the greasy smell has begun to appear, it means that the coffee beans are completely stale.
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Roasted coffee beans
The hardest part of coffee-related activities is baking coffee beans yourself. When it comes to making high-quality coffee, the freshness of coffee beans is the most important. We all have the experience of buying our own coffee beans from roasters, even once, which is not comparable to making coffee with our own roasted beans. So bake coffee beans in your own kitchen. It's worth a try.
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