Why is the milk always out of shape when pulling flowers in coffee?

Why is the milk always out of shape when pulling flowers in coffee?

1. An easy-to-use method of foam for beginners

Put the cold meal milk into about half a flower cup; spray off the remaining water from the steam pipe; insert the milk at an angle of 30-40 degrees, the insertion position is at the center left 1x4 (or right); turn on the steam, first rotate the milk fully, slowly move the flower cup down, do not let the steam nozzle away from the milk too much (easy to produce coarse bubbles) When you feel warm (or when you think the milk foam is sufficient), the steam is inserted deeper into the milk again, so that the whirlpool appears obviously on the surface, and uses the whirlpool to get involved in the coarse bubbles; when you feel slightly hot, turn off the steam, draw out the steam pipe, spray out the remaining milk, wipe the milk stains on the steam head, and return the steam head to position. The above play is whirlpool milk, first look at, and then hit the cotton play. Suitable for beginners.

two。 The secret of making milk foam

ESPRESSO machine steam pipe foam some experience, to share with you. Milk should be taken out of the refrigerator and poured into a steel cup, which can feel the temperature and is easy to control; after the steam pipe is opened, wait for it to blow off the water vapor, and then put it shallowly a little under the surface of the milk, the angle should be tilted a little more, and the sound of steam can be heard; after the milk is gradually warmed up, adjust the angle similar to the angle that the steam is driving the whole glass of milk to rotate. After feeling a little hot, put the steam pipe deeper. When the cup is badly hot, turn off the steam and remove the steel cup immediately, otherwise the foam will disappear if it is overheated. Then keep the machine clean, turn on the steam, blow the residual milk out, and then scrub the milk traces on the outside of the steam pipe when cleaning the machine, so that you can make good foam. If you want the foam to be dense, the steam pipe should not be too deep. I have used all kinds of major milk in the market, all of which can be done. You can try it.

Do not put the steam pipe into the milk, because there may be some condensed water in the steam pipe, so let off some steam in the front section and drain the excess water by the way.

Insert the thermometer into the container, then insert the steam pipe obliquely into the milk and turn on the steam switch.

Slowly adjust the position of the steam nozzle to a little bit from the surface of the milk, but never above the liquid level, or the milk will be spilled everywhere. A steady "hiss" will be heard when it is in the right position, otherwise it will be very loud or almost silent.

When the milk foam is sufficient, you can bury the steam pipe a little deeper and let the steam continue to heat the milk. The angle of the steam pipe had better be just enough to make the milk rotate.

The steam switch can be turned off when the diffuse reaches between 60 and 70 degrees.

Wipe the milk attached to the steam pipe with a wet dishcloth and release another steam at the same time to prevent the milk from being difficult to clean after it is dry.