Matcha coffee
Matcha coffee has a strong gentle color. Here, hand-brewed coffee brewed with filter paper is also used to show this oriental matcha coffee, so that the deep-roasted beans are filtered by fine filter paper to show a rich and gentle taste.
Raw materials:
* 20g freshly roasted coffee
* A little matcha powder
* 1 teaspoon of sugar
* appropriate amount of whipped cream
Practice:
Matcha coffee is a fancy coffee full of Japanese style. It should be developed by a Japanese coffee shop that pursues extreme coffee. In addition to the deep and distant aroma of coffee, there is also a fresh and indifferent fragrance of matcha.
Matcha coffee focuses on its flavor, so it is necessary to warm the cup first. The cup can be flushed with hot water to increase its temperature. Fold the filter paper along the seam line, place it in a filter cup and fix it. Pour 12 grams of coffee powder into the center of the filter cup covered with filter paper, gently tap to place the coffee powder flat in the paper, and place the filter cup containing the coffee powder on the coffee cup.
Pour a small amount of hot water into the center of the filter cup, wait for the coffee liquid to drip, the coffee powder expands to the highest point, and then draw a circle to inject the hot water for the second time, the third time, about seven or eight minutes to stop.
Add a little sugar and matcha to the brewed coffee, stir it a little, and squeeze the cup in a circle with a hill of fresh cream. Sprinkle with a little matcha and finish.
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Major Coffee producing areas in the World (1)
Coffee production zones (commonly known as coffee belts) range from 25 degrees north latitude to 30 degrees south latitude, covering many countries in Central, West Africa, the Middle East and South Asia, the Pacific, Latin America and the Caribbean. The reason why coffee cultivation is concentrated in this area is mainly due to the limitation of temperature. Because coffee trees are vulnerable to frost, neither north nor south latitude is suitable, especially in the tropics.
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Another kind of coffee-- White coffee
White coffee is a native product of Malaysia. It has a history of more than one hundred years. White coffee is not white. The difference between it and ordinary coffee lies in the process of making it. White coffee is made of special liberica,Aribica,Robusta and extra-extreme defingered cream raw materials. After moderate and mild low temperature baking and special processing, a large amount of caffeine is removed and the bitterness caused by high temperature carbon roasting is removed.
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