How to draw flowers with milk foam in coffee machine-- video tutorial on milk foam

How to draw flowers with milk foam in coffee machine-- video tutorial on milk foam

Next, let's talk about the temperature at the end of milking. In fact, there are many theoretical theories about this temperature, but it is not detailed here. We will talk about the feeling when we discuss the flavor of liquid milk in the future. I just want to talk about what the temperature feels like on the hand. When we feel this temperature with our hands (in continuous heating), it is hot, but we can stand it for two or three seconds; as soon as we feel warm, we stop heating (the back end of the heating feels very hot on the hand, but it can hold it).

In some places, thermometers are used to measure. I think this kind of teaching method is not good. Technology is something that people need to understand attentively, and it is not very good for people to improve their own skills with the help of external forces.

The fourth step is to know a dead angle between a foam-drawing jar and the steam pipe of the coffee machine. After watching a lot of domestic and foreign baristas beating milk foam, coupled with their own constant attempts, I found that playing milk foam has a dead angle, just like playing video games, some dead corners can not hit you, but you can hit others. This angle is very troublesome to say in words, probably because the nozzle of the flower jar must be lifted, and the cylinder block should be tilted according to the rotation direction of the foam.

Step five, find the vortex. The function of this vortex is to pull the coarse foam below the liquid surface through the vortex to make the surface clean. There are many states of a vortex, each of which needs to be observed and remembered. This point is so deep, let me keep it simple. If you want to have a vortex, the sprinkler of the steam pipe should not be too deep under the milk noodles.

The sixth step is the problem of pulling the flower cylinder down and up. When the sprinkler is in good contact with the milk noodles, that is, open the steam valve, the vat moves down very slowly, and you will hear the steam of "eating"cut" with the milk (about the shear force, when discussing the principle of milk foaming later, talk slowly!) The sound made is commonly known as "the sound of air intake". The sound of air intake to human body temperature can no longer appear, otherwise, there will be a lot of coarse foam on the surface.

At this point, move the flower cylinder up a little bit (just a little bit, which is important, which is understood by many people as moving up continuously, which is very wrong), and let the steam sprinkler leave the cutting surface so that the sound of "eating" can not be heard. At this time, by adjusting the angle of the drawing cylinder, remember that it is the angle, not the position of the sprinkler and the surface (very small angle adjustment), find the vortex, pull the coarse foam off the surface in the foaming stage, and continue until the temperature reaches the hot temperature.