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History of Coffee Brewing Method

History of Coffee Brewing Method

All coffee is brewed from ground coffee and hot water; the ground coffee is cleaned out afterwards. The required fineness of coffee grounds depends on the cooking method chosen. Proper water temperature is crucial. The choice of water temperature is related to the cooking appliance, coffee bean species and roasting degree of coffee beans. If the water temperature is too low, the flavor in coffee beans cannot be fully extracted; if the water temperature is too high, the flavor in coffee beans cannot be fully extracted.

2016-06-06
Some suggestions on the preservation of raw beans in Coffee Encyclopedia

Some suggestions on the preservation of raw beans in Coffee Encyclopedia

The preservation of raw coffee beans is generally affected by the following: 1) the water content of raw coffee beans, 2) the temperature of the surrounding environment, 3) relative humidity, the water content of the coffee bean itself: about 10-11% water content is our general understanding of a batch of good raw beans, but where does this number come from? What is its credibility? Kenya did an experiment on this, in a room of 10-35 degrees Celsius.

2014-09-28
Self-cultivation of boutique coffee-teach you how to buy a good hand brewer

Self-cultivation of boutique coffee-teach you how to buy a good hand brewer

Only when you make coffee by hand can you pay so much attention to how the water is poured out. Only when penguins eat and drink do they care so much about what you want to know before you buy. There are many ways to brew coffee, such as French pressure, mocha pot, siphon pot, love pressure, hand brewing. In so many ways of brewing, only hand flushing requires a good water injection tool, hand flushing pot. Hand

2015-11-13
Discussion on brewing methods and skills of Coffee

Discussion on brewing methods and skills of Coffee

What do you emphasize? I think the specific way to start this discussion is to review the potential taste of coffee that we have emphasized in the past. Most of the existing cup scoring tables are evaluating raw coffee beans, but here our scoring criteria should be out of this purpose. therefore, we take the following common characteristics into consideration: 1. Sweetness 2. Acidity 3. Taste 4. Sense of balance 5. Aroma 6

2014-08-26
Three baking processes: drying, high temperature decomposition and cooling

Three baking processes: drying, high temperature decomposition and cooling

Newly imported coffee beans usually contain about 12% moisture, and when the coffee beans are roasted at a high baking temperature from 500 to 800 degrees Fahrenheit, when the coffee beans heat up, the water evaporates. Most of the moisture is released in the first few minutes of the baking process, although the baking time in the United States is usually about 15 minutes, which may be 5 minutes or as long as an hour. At 8

2015-03-05
Three baking processes: drying, high temperature decomposition and cooling

Three baking processes: drying, high temperature decomposition and cooling

Newly imported coffee beans usually contain about 12% moisture, and when the coffee beans are roasted at a high baking temperature from 500 to 800 degrees Fahrenheit, when the coffee beans heat up, the water evaporates. Most of the moisture is released in the first few minutes of the baking process, although the baking time in the United States is usually about 15 minutes, which may be 5 minutes or as long as an hour. At 8

2015-04-14
Three baking processes: drying, high temperature decomposition and cooling

Three baking processes: drying, high temperature decomposition and cooling

Newly imported coffee beans usually contain about 12% moisture, and when the coffee beans are roasted at a high baking temperature from 500 to 800 degrees Fahrenheit, when the coffee beans heat up, the water evaporates. Most of the moisture is released in the first few minutes of the baking process, although the baking time in the United States is usually about 15 minutes, which may be 5 minutes or as long as an hour. At 8

2016-04-26
Answers to frequently asked questions about the operation of Philharmonic pressure

Answers to frequently asked questions about the operation of Philharmonic pressure

Question 1: is it better to use Philharmonic pressure filter paper or metal filter mesh? A: you may not like coffee made from filter paper as much as coffee made from metal filter. The metal mesh allows a lot of sediment and gum to enter the coffee, making the coffee taste heavy and rough, similar to coffee made by pressing pots. We organized a number of coffee lovers to test that most people like the coffee made by filter paper. About

2014-05-20
Summary of coffee extraction tips the difference between Italian style and single product of coffee grinder

Summary of coffee extraction tips the difference between Italian style and single product of coffee grinder

Tip 1: let's put aside the argument about water temperature and take a look at the two most extreme methods of making coffee today. Water temperature can directly affect the integrity and speed of coffee extraction. So in principle, you can make coffee in ice water, but it takes longer. The lower the water temperature, the longer the extraction time you need.

2016-07-22
Coffee common sense some suggestions on the preservation of raw coffee beans

Coffee common sense some suggestions on the preservation of raw coffee beans

The preservation of raw coffee beans is generally affected by the following: 1) the water content of raw coffee beans, 2) the temperature of the surrounding environment, 3) relative humidity, the water content of the coffee bean itself: about 10-11% water content is our general understanding of a batch of good raw beans, but where does this number come from? What is its credibility? Kenya did an experiment on this, in a room of 10-35 degrees Celsius.

2014-11-19
The trick of using Philharmonic pressure how to use Philharmonic pressure to make coffee

The trick of using Philharmonic pressure how to use Philharmonic pressure to make coffee

The most common and easiest way is to boil water in a microwave oven. Measure the amount of water you need and put it in a cup or other container (there is a scale on the cylinder, which can be used as a measuring cup. ) and then heat it in the microwave. Use a kitchen thermometer (a common thermometer used when cooking meat) to determine the number of seconds it takes to heat water to a certain temperature (don't put the thermometer in the microwave). The heating in the future will

2016-04-27
Coffee brewing method: Philharmonic pressure usage and operation introduction chemical feeling

Coffee brewing method: Philharmonic pressure usage and operation introduction chemical feeling

Question 1: is it better to use Philharmonic pressure filter paper or metal filter mesh? A: you may not like coffee made from filter paper as much as coffee made from metal filter. The metal mesh allows a lot of sediment and gum to enter the coffee, making the coffee taste heavy and rough, similar to coffee made by pressing pots. We organized a number of coffee lovers to test that most people like the coffee made by filter paper. About

2015-12-05
Make a cup of boutique coffee, store coffee beans, temperature, black coffee, boutique coffee.

Make a cup of boutique coffee, store coffee beans, temperature, black coffee, boutique coffee.

1. Storage temperature when your coffee beans need to be stored, long-term storage will slowly reduce the flavor of the coffee beans. But most importantly, do not use cold or frozen methods to store your coffee beans, drastic temperature changes will greatly damage the taste and aroma of coffee beans. two。 Freshly ground a good cup of coffee must use freshly ground coffee powder, because once coffee

2016-06-29
Answers to ten common questions about making coffee under the pressure of Philharmonic

Answers to ten common questions about making coffee under the pressure of Philharmonic

Question 1: is it better to use Philharmonic pressure filter paper or metal filter mesh? A: you may not like coffee made from filter paper as much as coffee made from metal filter. The metal mesh allows a lot of sediment and gum to enter the coffee, making the coffee taste heavy and rough, similar to coffee made by pressing pots. We organized a number of coffee lovers to test that most people like the coffee made by filter paper. About

2015-03-06
Coffee brewing knowledge points: Philharmonic pressure operation FAQ correct operation of Philharmonic pressure

Coffee brewing knowledge points: Philharmonic pressure operation FAQ correct operation of Philharmonic pressure

Question 1: is it better to use Philharmonic pressure filter paper or metal filter mesh? A: you may not like coffee made from filter paper as much as coffee made from metal filter. The metal mesh allows a lot of sediment and gum to enter the coffee, making the coffee taste heavy and rough, similar to coffee made by pressing pots. We organized a number of coffee lovers to test that most people like the coffee made by filter paper. About

2015-12-23
Baking can be divided into three stages: drying, high temperature decomposition and cooling.

Baking can be divided into three stages: drying, high temperature decomposition and cooling.

Drying in the early stages of baking, raw beans begin to absorb heat and the internal water gradually evaporates. At this time, the color gradually changed from turquoise to yellow or light brown, the silver film began to fall off, and a faint smell of grass could be smelled. The main function of this stage is to remove moisture, which accounts for about half of the baking time. Because water is a good thermal conductor, it helps to bake the internal substance of coffee beans. So, although the eye

2015-05-28
Three baking processes: drying, high temperature decomposition and cooling home baking

Three baking processes: drying, high temperature decomposition and cooling home baking

Newly imported coffee beans usually contain about 12% moisture, and when the coffee beans are roasted at a high baking temperature from 500 to 800 degrees Fahrenheit, when the coffee beans heat up, the water evaporates. Most of the moisture is released in the first few minutes of the baking process, although the baking time in the United States is usually about 15 minutes, which may be 5 minutes or as long as an hour. At 8

2016-06-08
Introduction to the method and operation of using Philharmonic pressure in coffee utensils

Introduction to the method and operation of using Philharmonic pressure in coffee utensils

Question 1: is it better to use Philharmonic pressure filter paper or metal filter mesh? A: you may not like coffee made from filter paper as much as coffee made from metal filter. The metal mesh allows a lot of sediment and gum to enter the coffee, making the coffee taste heavy and rough, similar to coffee made by pressing pots. We organized a number of coffee lovers to test that most people like the coffee made by filter paper. About

2015-01-09
Frequently asked questions about coffee brewing under Philharmonic pressure answers to coffee brewing questions

Frequently asked questions about coffee brewing under Philharmonic pressure answers to coffee brewing questions

Question 1: is it better to use Philharmonic pressure filter paper or metal filter mesh? A: you may not like coffee made from filter paper as much as coffee made from metal filter. The metal mesh allows a lot of sediment and gum to enter the coffee, making the coffee taste heavy and rough, similar to coffee made by pressing pots. We organized a number of coffee lovers to test that most people like the coffee made by filter paper. About

2015-01-27
Some suggestions on the preservation of raw beans in the common sense of fine coffee

Some suggestions on the preservation of raw beans in the common sense of fine coffee

The preservation of raw coffee beans is generally affected by the following: 1) the water content of raw coffee beans, 2) the temperature of the surrounding environment, 3) relative humidity, the water content of the coffee bean itself: about 10-11% water content is our general understanding of a batch of good raw beans, but where does this number come from? What is its credibility? Kenya did an experiment on this, in a room of 10-35 degrees Celsius.

2014-12-26
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