Saturday, September 25, 2010

Espresso Machine 101 - A Guide to Espresso

A person who operates an espresso machine for a living is called Barista. Similar to artisan baking, the knowledge and skills necessary to make the best espresso drinks in Italy is considered a business increasingly bartenders will be recognized in America and so on.

When you take a shot of espresso, you pull a shot. This is because the traditional espresso machine that is used requires the barista to pull a longHandle to produce a hit. For a single shot of espresso, between 7 and 10 grams of finely ground (almost a powder), you need a coffee. For a double espresso, I used 12 to 18 grams. A single shot of espresso 30 ml of liquid, a double espresso is 60 ML.

Espresso brewed at the front, to be inserted. To tamp espresso, barista, the coffee in a compact disc gounds dense. In the process of fermentation begins almost boiling water (90Degrees Celsius) is put under pressure even though the coffee. Espresso is the result.

If the water to cool, acid will be expressed. If the water is forced through the coffee too hot, the beverage will be bitter. The best espresso machines control the temperature of the water, so it's always a few degrees, the ideal temperature.

This fermentation process extracts and emulsifies the oils of coffee, a thick, rich beverage. AShot of espresso machine is about 25-30 seconds to pass the puck into the cup of coffee and wait underneath the coffee. This is a great area and the water pressure, tone and grind, all have an influence on this time zone. The cup that you drink from the cup of espresso demitasse is called and it's better when heated.

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