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H&T - Do you even coffee?

H&T - Do you even coffee?

[Presented internally in Novoda]

We have coffee and coffee machines. Hell, we even have really good coffee around the office, but how to use these facilities to make the most out of them? How to avoid having the coffee maniacs stare at you with dismay while you're brewing your cup?

Join Seb and Jon in this atypical H&T that will teach you DOs and DONTs of coffeemaking and should also help put an end to the whole "eww who left the coffee machine like that" business.

Sebastiano Poggi

January 11, 2016
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  1. Filter Roasts • Lighter (shorter roasting time) • Preserve acidity

    • Bring out more complex but delicate flavours • Say no to milk!
  2. Filter Roasts When used for espresso? • Kills more complex

    and delicate flavours • Overly acidic + astringent • Espresso roast more smooth, sweet, mellow
  3. Espresso Roasts • Darker (longer roasting time) • Less acidity

    (since espresso brew exaggerates that) • Bolder, smoother flavour (withstands milk better) • Bring out and find subtleties in the body • More crema due to surface oils
  4. Espresso Roasts When used for filter? • Quite a dull

    coffee, lacking complexity • Trying to compensate by brewing longer 
 just makes bitter black junk
  5. Espresso brewing • Grind & Pressure • Too fine 㱺

    high pressure & surface area • 㱺 over-extraction • Too coarse 㱺 low pressure & surface area • 㱺 under-extraction • Temperature… less of an issue with this machine • Frothy milk? Ask Seb, not me :)
  6. Filter brewing Many ways to brew filter… • Pour Over:

    V60, Kalita Wave, Chemex) • Immersion: Aeropress (+pressure), Cafetière • Crazy sh*t: Siphon / Vacuum pot • …others I’ve forgotten?
  7. Filter brewing • Grind • Too fine 㱺 slow drain

    & high surface area • 㱺 over-extraction • Too coarse 㱺 fast drain & low surface area • 㱺 under-extraction • Temperature • Too hot 㱺 over-extraction, burning (yuk!) • Too cold 㱺 under-extraction
  8. Cappuccino 1. Make an espresso 2. Cold, semi-skimmed milk 3.

    Heat milk to 65-70 C with steam 4. Froth it!