The amount of coffee when pulling flowers is the skill of making ES teaching video.

The amount of coffee when pulling flowers is the skill of making ES teaching video.

1. The Espresso cannot be placed for more than 30 seconds after the production is completed. If the Espresso is placed for too long, the grease and liquid will be delaminated. To do this, we need to form the good habit of pouring milk into the milk tank first, then extracting Espresso and whipping away at the same time.

2. Coffee beans must be fresh. If the coffee beans are stored for too long and are not fresh, the fat of Espresso will be very thin.

3. Freshly baked coffee beans need to be cultivated. For freshly baked coffee beans, if they are not nourished, there will be too much carbon dioxide inside the coffee beans, and there will be obvious rough bubbles in the oil produced by Espresso.

1. Can the milk from the manual milking machine be used to pull flowers?

The answer is yes. Let's first look at the simple deconstruction of espresso. Espresso has two basic features, that is, the upper layer is a layer of coffee-like foam, and the bottom is black coffee liquid. This kind of coffee can be used to make lace coffee. So all we have to do is to fill the coffee cup with black coffee about 30ml, then use the beaten milk foam, pour in a little bit, and then stir it well with a spoon, and the white milk foam on the surface becomes a "coffee-colored foam", and it floats on top of the black coffee. Next, we can use milk foam to pull flowers, I have tried N times, ah, the effect is good. However, the coffee made with this kind of liquid is too light, and the flowers with strong layers have limitations, so we can only try it and do not promote it. Of course, it's good to practice your hands in this way from time to time.

two。 Why is the milk foam not fused?

As soon as the milk foam is poured into the concentrate, it is immediately mixed with the coffee, and it is impossible to float on it like the milk foam in the master pull flower video. I don't have enough foam and don't mix enough with milk, and I sometimes do the same.

3. How can I mix the milk well?

Is the milk and milk foam, how to mix it well, pull flowers, a pour is not all white? Temperature. Temperature is important. When you foam, put your empty hand on the flower cup to feel the temperature of the milk. When you feel very hot and can no longer be placed on the flower jar, it will make the foam too hard. The hard foam looks stiff, and it doesn't mix with the coffee when you pour it into the coffee, but accumulates on top of your coffee like fluffy beaten cream. If you play a little longer, it will be layered, 90% of which is flowing milk, and a thick hard foam lid floating on it. When you pour it into the coffee, the milk will flow out of the flower cup first. So if you want to mix milk and foam well, temperature is the key. Do not put the foam for too long after beating, or it will be stratified.