How to make coffee foam-the correct method of the video tutorial of coffee maker

How to make coffee foam-the correct method of the video tutorial of coffee maker

One is the starting and ending temperature of foaming, and the other is the temperature at which the milk foam is made. These two temperatures are very important for beginners, which is directly related to the mastery of the principle of foam. First of all, when it comes to foaming, the milk is cold at first (preferably refrigerated at 5 ℃), which can prolong the foaming time so that it can be fully foamed and delicate, and then open the steam valve to foam the milk. When foaming is consistent with our body temperature (feel neither hot nor cold), the foaming is cut off. Next, let's talk about the temperature at the end of milking. 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; stop heating as soon as we feel warm (the back end of the heating feels very hot on the hand, but it can hold it).

Know a dead angle between a foam-drawing jar and the steam tube of a 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.

I often see this description in some materials: when making milk foam, as soon as the nozzle touches the milk noodles, all the steam valves will be opened. I don't quite agree with this (except for the two-stage steam valve, because there is no way to operate the steam volume, here I refer to the mainstream knob steam valve). In fact, this view is not too big a problem, but as a beginner, the weight of the opponent is not controlled, the valve button is often screwed. Even for coffee lovers, I think it is best not to use this guiding ideology to operate steam valves.

Back to the subject, let's talk about air pressure. After the air pressure is formed in the boiler, we open the steam valve, no matter how much it is opened, the steam is sprayed out at this pressure. It's just that the volume is a little small, not the pressure. I suggest that you only need to open the valve to the range where you can foam normally, there is no need to open it all. If you accept this theory, the coffee maker valve in your store will live a long life. If I accept this point of view, I will talk about how to develop this professional habit. For example, your coffee machine only needs to be twisted three times in the open direction (remember, three times, not three laps) to emit enough steam for foam, so please use this method to operate the steam valve of your coffee machine in the future. Open three times and close three times. Of course, if it takes two or four turns to get enough steam, follow the above method, and so on. In this way, the valve will no longer be closed too tightly or opened to the slippery wire. Congratulations on the longevity of your valve.