The Art
of Making Espresso
With hundreds
of billions of cups consumed every year, coffee has become one of the most
popular beverages in the world.
Are you
a coffee drinker? Would you like to master the challenging art of brewing
espresso? What does it take to produce
the perfect cup?
Espresso
extraction is the most efficient- and difficult- of all coffee- brewing
methods. Making perfect espresso requires a skillful balance of three key
processes: grinding the beans(1), compacting the grinds into the filter basket
on the coffee machine(2), and poring the
espresso shot(3). Grinding the beans correctly
is coucial, if the grind is to coarse, the espreso will be thin and
watery. If it’s too fine, the coffee will taste bitter and burned. In both
cases, when the esresso comes out of the spout, the crema- the golden forth on the surface of the fres espresso- will
indicate how well the oils have been extarcted.
After
grinding some beans use a packing tool
called tumper to compress them
firmly into a filter basket, creating a smooth seemingly polished surface. Next
locksthe filter basket into place and turns on the pump. ”Getting the perfect
poor is often a case of trial and error”, until it can meet/rich the oozes from
the filter spout with the consistincy of warm honey taste of espresso.
To be
sure, relaxed conversation over a good brew- coffee or tea, depending on your
taste- is one of life’s simple pleasure.”Tasty beverages bring people together”.
By:Kimberly
A. Gonido
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