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Clean it before you pull it Posted by: coffeeNook
Video duration: 305 seconds Sounds dirty, doesn't it! That's because it is. Have left the basket in all night with a dried puck (naughty me) and gotta give it a quick once over so I can make me morning coffee. No time for soaking portafilters and baskets now! Need caffeine! |
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My routine for pulling a shot Posted by: coffeeNook
Video duration: 227 seconds This is the way I like to pull a shot |
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My Cafe Posted by: coffeeNook
Video duration: 580 seconds One of my first coffees from my new machine, Sunbeam EM6910, purchased second hand (an 'experienced' machine!) from a dude on a coffee adicts' web chat page: Coffee Snobs (Coffeesnobs.com.au) |
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Worked well this one! (milk frothing and pouring) Posted by: coffeeNook
Video duration: 118 seconds "Shhhhooosh!" goes the milk, "Don't talk, sweetie, while I'm frothing!" (Unless you want to be on YouTube, of course!) Need to work on my pour, but I'm not unhappy with this one! |
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Abstract art Posted by: coffeeNook
Video duration: 234 seconds Stretching milk and stretching the definition of "art"! Well, heck, it's coffee and sure to tase goooood! |
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Tamp it! (Push it!) Tamp it real good! Posted by: coffeeNook
Video duration: 120 seconds Pulling my morning shot (hence the pink (???!) dressing gown) |
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A nicer espresso pour Posted by: coffeeNook
Video duration: 43 seconds The bubbles are apparently not such a good sign: means the beans are a little too fresh or 'gassy', so I've heard. Although, how "too fresh" can be a bad thing, I'm not too sure. I ran it two or three seconds too long for my liking. |
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My routine in a nutshell Posted by: coffeeNook
Video duration: 370 seconds This one is fairly close to how I ideally like to do it, but the espresso is, as Matt on SYTYCD likes to say, "a bit under" |