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		<title>How To Make Perfect Espresso Coffee</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[All professional coffee makers (baristas) will have their own technique for making the perfect cup of coffee.  Here my home-grown suggestion…
The whole process begins with simple water.  This water has to be good or no amount of decent coffee grounds will matter.  Water should be fresh and piping hot.  Water should [...]]]></description>
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All professional coffee makers (baristas) will have their own technique for making the perfect cup of coffee.  Here my home-grown suggestion…<br />
The whole process begins with simple water.  This water has to be good or no amount of decent coffee grounds will matter.  Water should be fresh and piping hot.  Water should not be stale, mildewy, unclean and not properly filtered.  The perfect temperature is just about at boiling point.</p>
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<p>Now for the coffee – choose any coffee that is grown above 3000 feet above sea level.  There are many varieties – Brazilian, Bogotan – my favourite is espresso.  It should be pre-roasted, fresh within at least three days and smell good.</p>
<p>Robusta is one type of coffee that some people use for espresso machines, but it is not the best because it has very little flavour and way too much caffeine.  It is considered an easy to grow plant and fairly disease resistant than other coffee trees.</p>
<p>Coffee should be ground in what is called a burr.  Burr blades are pyramid in shape and have plates with two teeth that force the coffee to be ground in between.  However, coffee types like Viennese or French roasts are darker and are best chopped in grinders.  Grinder blades chop only.</p>
<p>The fineness of the grind is determined by the space between the plates.  Good-sized grains are the size of sand.  Avoid grains that resemble dust or gravel.  Be speedy when removing ground coffee from a grinder.  Too much exposure to the air makes it oxidize and absorb nearby smells.  Garlic infused coffee would be horrible!</p>
<p>A great cup of espresso requires a clean and top quality espresso machine, or the experience is not worth it.  What does this mean? Without a 9 bar pump pressure or more, the machine will be unable to generate thermoblock or boiler heat to properly stew the grinds.  The boiler will heat the water to the right temperature.  Avoid steam-pressurized machines and be careful not to burn yourself.</p>
<p>The next step is to make the coffee! Warm up your machine and clean it by running fresh water through it.  Simply turn it on, allow time for the water to heat up and flush the system and warm the inner surfaces by pouring a cup of water instead of coffee into it.  </p>
<p>Now carefully add your grounds and slightly pack them down like you would with pipe style tobacco.  It should feel slightly springy, but it should not move around suddenly when you remove your finger.</p>
<p>Put the hopper back into the machine in a firm manner.  Warm your espressos cup and stand it underneath the outlet.  Press start and in under five seconds you will have a shot’s worth of piping hot espresso.</p>
<p>Cappuccino is easily constructed by heating a half-cup of milk in your microwave for 90 seconds until it froths.  Add this to your espresso.  Garnish lovingly with nutmeg, chocolate or cinnamon.  I like all three.  Then sprinkle with brown sugar. Enjoy!</p>
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		<title>Coffee Beans and the Best Way to Buy</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Coffee beans are an item that because of the internet can now be sourced with great ease and convenience, the thing is do we buy them from our local coffee vendor or should we buy them from an internet based coffee store? Well this all depends on what coffee beans you might want and how [...]]]></description>
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Coffee beans are an item that because of the internet can now be sourced with great ease and convenience, the thing is do we buy them from our local coffee vendor or should we buy them from an internet based coffee store? Well this all depends on what coffee beans you might want and how patient you are, in other words both methods have their benefits. Buying a number of blends from a local store will be pretty straight forward but if you want something like green Kenyan beans then it may be that you have to look a little further and use the internet.</p>
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<p>One bad aspect to hunting for coffee products locally is the fact that the variety of products that these local dealers stock is usually way beneath that held by the online sites, anyhow lets pretend the food and drink merchant did not have the items you originally wanted but did have a Green Coffee product you might possibly be interested in and a Iced Coffee product you might also want to look over. Obviously the next thing you need to do is check out the dealer to look at these coffee items for yourself, this is one of the genuine advantages of using a local coffee dealer, seeing the goods before you actually purchase.</p>
<p>Being able to evaluate merchandise like coffee makers and also kenyan coffee sachets for yourself is a real important factor if a person is coffee buying, internet shopping does have its good points but it does lose when it comes to looking at items. The fact that you have real human interaction with a merchant can often be a terrific advantage, lets say for example you order a Brazilian Santos pack or a Celebes Kalossi Toraja pack, lets also say there is some sort of problem with the goods you have ordered and need to return it to the coffee vendor it was purchased from, now it could just be a matter of simply trading the merchandise you bought for an identical item or another model. Product returns in local coffee stores can occur very quickly say you had purchased something such as a trick coffee mug or a italian coffee jug via an online coffee store you may perhaps have to pay both the delivery costs and the inconvenience of having to wait for the food and drink company to return your cash or send you a replacement product.</p>
<p>Now a good thing about local coffee dealers is the expertise they can give you, lets imagine you visit your locally based store because you are wishing to order a german coffee thermos it may be you happen to talk with the person in the store and because of their expertise in the area of coffee products you end up getting a completely different product altogether. Tips and expertise in the area of coffee products can easily be located on the net but you have to be aware of the proper methods by which to probe and dig for your required coffee guidance.</p>
<p>Hopefully now you are fully aware of the good and bad points about buying coffee beans online you will be able to make up your own mind on the subject, I prefer a little of both as I think that both online coffee buying and offline coffee buying are great.</p>
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		<title>7 Steps for World Class Gourmet Coffee</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[For a change, a good cup of coffee would be nice. It does take some time and some energy to find a great cup of gourmet coffee these days. If you do know of a perfect coffee shop, you are one of the lucky ones. But, did you know that you can basically make a [...]]]></description>
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For a change, a good cup of coffee would be nice. It does take some time and some energy to find a great cup of gourmet coffee these days. If you do know of a perfect coffee shop, you are one of the lucky ones. But, did you know that you can basically make a nice cup of coffee on your own from home?</p>
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<p>Here are 7 simple steps that you can take to produce the perfect cup of coffee every time.</p>
<p>Start with quality. One of the most critical aspects of coffee drinking is the grade of the coffee that you start off with. If you have a favorite flavor, then purchase whole beans in that flavor. If you can do this, it will allow you to get the most fresh coffee accessible.</p>
<p>Grind away. Purchase a quality coffee grinder. Some of the best grinders available today are easy to use and easy to clean up. By grinding your own coffee beans, youll be able to only grind what you need, meaning that you will have complete freshness in your coffee.</p>
<p>Store It Right And Tight. It is very fundamental to store your coffee tightly. Air oxidizes the coffee and can make it to get bitter quickly. Metal canisters can also enable a metal taste to get into the coffee, making it taste bad.</p>
<p>The top solution is for a plastic or ceramic air tight container for your coffee and coffee beans. Also, store it at room temperature because the moisture in the fridge or freezer can make it go bad faster.</p>
<p>Getting To The Coffee</p>
<p>The Maker. The coffee maker that you use is also critical. No matter what style that you go with, you can get a good cup of coffee out of it if you take the essential steps to keeping it fresh.</p>
<p>For example, you should insure that the coffee maker is kept clean after each use. In fact, youll need to make sure that you detail clean it, with the assistance of vinegar, every so often as well. Your preferences will ultimately determine which style of coffee maker you will use. Make sure that it uses a permanent filter in it.</p>
<p>Even In The Water. Even the water that you use is central to the quality of the coffee you will get from it. It is essential that you use water that is free from chlorine and minerals.</p>
<p>Often, using bottled water rather than tap water will augment the quality of the coffee. Also, keep the water nice and hot. A good temperature for the water is about 200 degrees Fahrenheit.</p>
<p>Supply The Right Amount. It is also central for you to use the right quantity of coffee beans and coffee grounds in the maker. Too many and you will have a very strong cup of coffee and too few will make it to be too weak. Follow the directions provided by the coffee producer for the best cup of coffee.</p>
<p>Lastly and probably the most vital aspect of getting a great cup of gourmet coffee is to make sure to enjoy your coffee when it is hot and fresh. Most restaurants are told to keep coffee for less than thirty minutes, but at home, the best coffee is the coffee that hasnt sat for more than twenty minutes.</p>
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