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Todays roasts 700g--480g Peru Ceja de Selva Estate + 220g Ethiopian Kuza taken to 20secs in to second crack.. Then 500g Indian Monsoon Malabar Pulled just before second crack :P Both roasts were Turbo.. Cheers gra..
Todays roasts 700g--480g Peru Ceja de Selva Estate + 220g Ethiopian Kuza taken to 20seconds in to second crack.. Then 500g Indian Monsoon Malabar Pulled just before second crack :P Both roasts were Turbo.. Cheers gra..
Todays roasts 700g--480g Peru Ceja de Selva Estate + 220g Ethiopian Kuza taken to 20seconds in to second crack.. Then 500g Indian Monsoon Malabar Pulled just before second crack :P Both roasts were Turbo.. Cheers gra..
I just did some more Peru and I also did the Nicaragua La Gloria Las Brisas, it smells very sweet and surprisingly it does have a crispness to it, as much as you can smell crispness, I don't know how else to explain it
I just did some more Peru and I also did the Nicaragua La Gloria Las Brisas, it smells very sweet and surprisingly it does have a crispness to it, as much as you can smell crispness, I don't know how else to explain it
I found the Nicaraguan beans a touch flat on my first try. What roast level did you take them to, and drink as espresso, or syphon?
Going home to do my first roast in MONTHS I hope I still remember how it is done. Thinking for safety stainless bowl and spoon roast of MTE478 is in order to ease back into it
Today I roasted 500g Yemen Sanani Mocca had trouble with hearing the cracks for the first time since I started raosting so it was a site and sell roast ;D c9.. I was quite surprised with the amount of chaff from such a small pea berry bean.. Cheers Gra..
Delicate rice aromatics on that one KK. Hope you enjoy it as much as I have.
I will let you & other forum members know at about 5 days post roast
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Today I roasted 500g Yemen Sanani Mocca had trouble with hearing the cracks for the first time since I started raosting so it was a site and sell roast ;D c9.. I was quite surprised with the amount of chaff from such a small pea berry bean.. Cheers Gra..
Yes those little peaberries shed a lot of chaff alright Graham and you think where was it all hiding
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Roasted 300gm PNG Wahgi AA in the KKTO tonight. New TO makes roasting later in the day a breeze.
I have one last bag of the PNG Wahgi Might be time to start on it again KK
Roasted 315g Laos Dong Hua Sao two days ago. Blended with a one week old Ethiopian Guna Limmu 50/50 - WONDERFUL. Roasted 300g Java Ijen and blended with 300g Ethioipian Guna Limmu yesterday. Will cup once my other blend is finished. Next roast will (hopefully) be Bolivian (you reading, Jeff? :P )
I hear you RM - roasting the BOL today is the most important on my list. As I know you love the devil in the detail...........here are the params I will be using Load temp 200 degrees C 70% initial airflow 2 min, 25 sec turning point 100% airflow after turning point 1st crack at 9mins 10 secs Dump at 209 on first snaps of 2nd crack Roast time 15mins 05 secs (+/- 3 secs)
I hear you RM - roasting the BOL today is the most important on my list. As I know you love the devil in the detail...........here are the params I will be using Load temp 200 degrees C 70% initial airflow 2 min, 25 sec turning point 100% airflow after turning point 1st crack at 9mins 10 secs Dump at 209 on first snaps of 2nd crack Roast time 15mins 05 secs (+/- 3 secs)
Oh how I want a commercial roaster! Hopefully I can at least come remotely close to your roast with my humble home equipment and (much) smaller batch.
Richard here is what I can get from a non commercial roaster I think it's pretty good but who knows really, I'm still too much of a newbie I think I did the following on the weekend, well Friday and it's turned out fairly sweet with still a chocolate smell and taste. Nicaragua La Gloria Las Brisas Minutes Heat Fan Temperature 0-8 7 4.5 180 8-11 7.5 4.5 188 1c 11-13 7.5 4 195 13-15 8 4 205 I pulled it before second crack which it would have been very close to.
A tasting report on the Colombia Andes Santa Rita Before I post my report Please note that I have a preference for milk based coffee but have cupped on lots of occasions Roasted just into second crack Using the Syphon I found it very nice and smooth coffee It has a fine chocolate tint with a hint of sweetness but that sweetness may have come to me from inhaling the essence, overall very delicate and this time my pallet could no pick anything else In a milk drink, its remarkably the same but a little muted It does not cut through the milk as some other beans do Overall its a very delicate and pleasant in the cup KK
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