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Brandon Gott's Discussions (8)
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"I found one here http://kansascity.craigslist.org/bfs/1429947565.html. I emailed the…"Brandon Gott replied Oct 23 to Used Roasters Wanted |
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Oct 23 Reply by Brandon Gott |
"2 good books by Kenneth Davids on roasting http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_ss?url=sea…"Brandon Gott replied Aug 31 to How to Be a Great Roaster |
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Sep 4 Reply by Patrick Bock |
"I would like to someday buy an Ambex roaster. They come highly recommended. And are…"Brandon Gott replied Aug 12 to In the market for a roaster, about 10-20 lbs. |
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Sep 3 Reply by Vincent Iatesta |
"I've been looking at the Ambex YM-5 as it was recommended to me. I don't know how mu…"Brandon Gott replied Jun 21 to selling a roaster? |
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Sep 3 Reply by Vincent Iatesta |
"I guess that it depends on what you mean by sample roaster. I use the Behmor 1600 ht…"Brandon Gott replied Mar 24 to Looking to buy a sample roaster and 10K... Suggestions? |
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Sep 8 Reply by Jonathan Meadows |
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A couple of 13 cup Chemexes (65 ounces) brewed simultaneously, dosed at roughly 60g per liter —roughly 120g, give or take— would do the trick for a 3-5 liter airpot. Just keep in mind that as your dosing increases your grind needs to go more toward…
I am working on my menu in my shop, and am trying to decide about my brewing offerings. I will be having a pourover bar, rather than airpots of mechanical drip coffee, due to my commitment to providing the freshest cup possible. I plan to have a dri…
Yep... that's about right. All machines have some benefits and fans, or else they wouldn't be in business.
For a fast paced drive-thru, I'd say make sure it is a big boiler and quick steamer. Forget the two groups... you'll be 3 group territory. Yo…
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Thanks for your suggestions, it's awesome to find someone so willing to be helpful. I actually did find a position as morning manager at a Coffee Shop/Wine Bar here called Perugino, so my immediate search is over, but I'll still check out your…
It's not that hard to make. Google it and find something you like in the way of a recipe. Fun to experiment. Time allowing that is.
A naked PF is absolutely paramount for me in successfully adjusting my grinder's setting. And in the beginning, was just as important in figuring out the correct distribution/tamping technique.
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