Vaneli's is presenting a public coffee tasting December 5th 2009 from 7:00pm-9:00pm at their European Coffee Bar located in the Town Center Marketplace4364 T...
Neat little experiment. Will play with this and get back to you with my results as well. I too wonder about this.
That said, I'm so sorry it took so long for me to get back to you. In the future, I'll try to stay by my computer and watch for you ...
The mere presence of crema says nothing. The worst 10 second shots I've seen had "crema". Look at these pics and tell us which picture best represents what you are seeing:
http://www.sweetmarias.com/espresso-crema.php
More pics would be nice.
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I'm going to give that a whirl as soon as I'm back in the US! How do you know how long to keep the beans simmer in the syrup?
Have you tried this method with other ingredients?
is your shower screen on/functional? it looks like the machine's shooting water straight into the puck.
just upload a youtube video of your complete process, that should help us diagnose.
i make vanilla syrup from scratch. just make some simple syrup (half raw sugar and half hot water) then split some vanilla beans down the middle and simmer them in the syrup for a while. usually about 6-7 beans per litre works for me. tastes amazi...
I really enjoy the comments posted on Barista.com. There is obviously more professional baristas here than on HB or CG. I am relatively new at home espresso making and eager to learn and the comments on this site are outstanding.
I have been thro...
I am not a professional barista but I love espresso and caps. I have recently installed a La Marzocco GS/3 Paddle machine and a Mahlkonig K30 grinder. We also have a Nespresso Citiz Milk (urgh) that we use for travel. While its not anything specia...
Lorenzo - I like your thinking! Could you explain in a little more detail how you've experimented with such ingredients? Did you have to stir the chocolate in to the drink after pouring the coffee/espresso?
I'm also very interested to hear more a...
Make your own syrups. You have control over flavor and ingredients.
Finely chopped single origin chocolate pieces are fun for new/different tasting mochas. Add some ancho/chipotle powder for a mexican mocha. Steam your milk with mint leaves (in t...
Earlier today I posted the above post about the strange experience I had recently with polishing an espresso puck. It brought up some more in depth questions than I thought I would have.
As of right now, I still have not had any responses to the ...
I haven't tried honey yet, but it's on the list of to do's!
What about vanilla, mocha, peppermint (for the holiday season)? What about caramel, hazelnut, etc?
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