Coffee Hand (1)
Steaming is the most important part of hand-brewed coffee. The length of stewing time is directly related to the taste of a whole cup of coffee. Generally speaking, light roast coffee should be stewed for 30-40 seconds, medium roast coffee stewed for 20-30 seconds, medium deep roast stewed for 10-20 seconds, deep roast coffee not stewed, directly filtered out. The finer the grinding, the shorter the stewing time, so that the water-soluble substances in the coffee can be extracted more easily.
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Temperature and Coffee
Temperature and coffee temperature are important factors affecting the taste of coffee. In general, fresh coffee beans are controlled between 80 and 88 degrees, because fresh coffee is in a lively period, the use of high temperature will destroy the taste of coffee, while stale coffee is generally recommended between 88 and 95 degrees. Remember, we're going to extract a good cup of coffee, not one.
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Coffee milk ice
Delicious coffee milk ice material: black coffee, milk, honey water practice: silica gel mold randomly pour coffee, milk or honey water, about 1 to 3 height, put in the refrigerator thoroughly frozen hard, and then stagger to pour another flavor, be sure to add after frozen hard, do 3 Colin 4 layers can be
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