Showing posts with label percolator. Show all posts
Showing posts with label percolator. Show all posts

Friday, December 12, 2008

What is the Big Deal With Coffee Makers?

It's true! But did you know that the type of perculator that awaits you at home makes a huge difference in how the bean will taste once it hits your cup? When you go to the market you're not thinking about your coffee makers when you buy your favorite coffee beans.

That's why it's important to know the difference between the various percolators before you select that favorite bean of your's for your coffee in the weeks to come.

Water is boiled from underneath the grounds and the coffee seeps into the water until it's fully brewed. To brew a cup of coffee, grounds now are placed in the basket at the top of the pot. The percolator is still found in many kitchens, but is mostly a relic of days gone by.

However, the percolator doesn't do justice to most coffees and instead has something of a foul taste according to the tongues of many coffee experts. The result is coffees that are full-bodied and steaming hot.

These are available relatively inexpensively at almost any store that stocks household supplies and even most large grocery stores and supermarkets. The most common type of coffee makers today are the drip coffee makers.

The majority of American homes have a drip coffee maker. The drip coffee maker produces clear, light-bodied coffees that lack the natural oils and sediment and/or grounds that can come with other varieties. But these machines don't produce coffees that are as hot as they can be, which is a turn-off for some people.

The French Press is the choice in coffee makers for most Europeans. Boiling hot water is poured directly over the coffee grounds, and then a plunger is inserted through the center of the pot to press the grounds down and allow their flavor to brew into the water.

The resulting coffees are rich, full-bodied, and extremely aromatic. However, they can also be a bit muddied and cloudy because of coffee grounds and powder that can sometimes slip into the cup of coffee. And it's impossible to keep the coffee hot, so it must be served immediately or poured into another container built for heating.

Espresso coffee makers are gaining in popularity as coffees like espresso, cappuccinos, and lattes become more commonplace. These machines brew the coffee extremely quickly, producing a flavor that is extremely unique.

Boiling water and steam are forced through tightly-packed grounds, resulting in coffees that are free of bitterness and full of flavor. Some of these machines don't even require the beans to be ground ahead of time, resulting in an even fresher taste.

Perhaps the most unusual and eye-catching are the balancing siphon coffee makers. An alcohol burner heats water that's in a metal pot, which boils and travels through a pipe to a glass jar where it flows over the coffee grounds.

Once all the water has boiled out of the metal pot and into the glass jar, the balanced lever puts out the alcohol burner. As the metal pot cools, a vacuum is created which suctions the brewed coffee back through the pipe and into the metal pot for serving. This setup produces coffees that are as close to perfection as possible according to most coffee experts.

When it comes right down to it, the type of coffee maker that's best for you depends on the type of coffees you prefer. For instance, if you value a clear cup of coffee over flavor, than you would use a drip coffee maker.

If you prefer the flavor and aroma of a rich cup of coffee, the French Press may be right for you. And if you want a conversation piece for after your next dinner party, the balancing siphon coffee maker needs to grace your granite countertop.

© Copyright Randy Wilson, All Rights Reserved.

Monday, October 6, 2008

mr coffee the history and background of the mr coffee company

Joe DiMaggio, former baseball star, was the first spokesperson for the brand. Coffee was the first drip coffee maker specifically made for home use. Introduced to the market in 1972, Mr. Coffee machine in it. In the 1970s and 1980s, you'd have been hard pressed to find a household that didn't have a Mr. Coffee machine is an electric machine. The Mr. Later models of percolator machines were electric and could be plugged in. Before the automatic drip coffee maker, people would perk their coffee on the stovetop with a percolator. Hot water dripped from the filter down into a pot, where it was ready to be served. To get a great tasting cup of coffee, one only had to fill the water reservoir, put coffee in a coffee filter, put the filter in the basket and turn the machine on. Wildly popular all over the United States, Mr. Coffee has become a bit of a cultural icon. Besides having Joe DiMaggio pitching the brand, years later the machine would be referenced in dozens of movies, songs, short stories and poems. One of the most famous references to Mr. Coffee was in the Back to the Future trilogy. In the movies, instead of Mr. Coffee, it was called Mr. Fusion. Ironically, the machine in the movie wasn't an actual Mr. Coffee machine, but a modified Krups coffee maker. The machine was also in the Tom Hank's movie, Apollo 13. Coffee was mentioned in the Bloodhound Gang's hit song, The Bad Touch. In terms of popular music, Mr. DVD. Coffee is prominently featured, and the DVD version even has another parody reference, called Mr. In the movie Spaceballs, Mr.

Joe DiMaggio, former baseball star, was the first spokesperson for the brand. Coffee was the first drip coffee maker specifically made for home use. Introduced to the market in 1972, Mr. Coffee machine in it. In the 1970s and 1980s, you'd have been hard pressed to find a household that didn't have a Mr.Coffee machine is an electric machine. The Mr. Later models of percolator machines were electric and could be plugged in. Before the automatic drip coffee maker, people would perk their coffee on the stovetop with a percolator.At the end of its journey, the coffee dripped from the filter down into a pot, where it was ready to be served. Hot water dripped from the reservoir onto the coffee grounds in the basket, brewing coffee as it trickled through the grounds. To get a great tasting cup of coffee, one only had to fill the water reservoir, put coffee in a coffee filter, put the filter in the basket and turn the machine on.The machine was also in the Tom Hank's movie, Apollo 13. Coffee was mentioned in the Bloodhound Gang's hit song, The Bad Touch. In terms of popular music, Mr. DVD. Coffee is prominently featured, and the DVD version even has another parody reference, called Mr. In the movie Spaceballs, Mr.

Tuesday, September 9, 2008

gourmet coffee trivia

Interesting gourmet coffee facts:

• The Boston Tea Party was planned in a coffee house – the Green Dragon Coffee House
• 27% of U.S. coffee drinkers and 43% of German drinkers add a sweetener to their coffee.
• The world's largest coffee producer is Brazil with over 3,970 million coffee trees. Colombia comes in second with around two thirds of Brazil's production.
• Hard bean means the coffee was grown at an altitude above 5000 feet.
• Arabica and Robusta trees can produce crops for 20 to 30 years under proper conditions and care.
• Most coffee is transported by ships. Currently there are approximately 2,200 ships involved in transporting the beans each year.
• In Turkey a husband who refused to provide his wife with the drink could be divorced by her!
• Germany is the world's second largest consumer of coffee in terms of volume at 16 pounds per person. Second to the United States at 19 pounds per person.
• Over 53 countries grow coffee worldwide, but all of them lie along the equator between the tropic of Cancer and Capricorn.
• An acre of coffee trees can produce up to 10,000 pounds of coffee cherries. That amounts to approximately 2,000 pounds of beans after hulling or milling.
• The percolator was invented in 1827 by a French man. It would boil the coffee producing a bitter tasting brew. Today most people use the drip or filtered method to brew their coffee.
• With the exception of Hawaii and Puerto Rico, no coffee is grown in the United States or its territories.
• Up until the 1870's most coffee was roasted at home in a frying pan over a charcoal fire. It wasn't until recent times that batch roasting became popular.
• Each year some 7 million tons of green beans are produced world wide. Most of which is hand picked.
• The popular trend towards flavored coffees originated in the United States during the 1970's.
• Mission Grounds Gourmet Coffee is the most satisfying cup of coffee - it donates all its profits to children.
October 1st is the official Coffee Day in Japan.
• The first coffee tree in the Western Hemisphere was brought from France to the Island of Martinique in the 1720's






















Wednesday, August 20, 2008

coffeemaking coffee part ii

Espresso Machine.

 

             Second many person ways have may to ever hear, but may strange? extremely , that be Espresso actually Espresso are not the name of coffee breed or coffee formula  but be the way makes coffee and beverage has that from making like this will call that  " Coffee Espresso "  making is like Espresso must use make Espresso Machine in doing.

             The principle of Espresso machine be will use the pressure compresses the hot water pass by in coffee grinds to are circumspect  which will give coffee smack comes out with full speed more than ahead something hot drop changes coffee. The word is that  " Espresso " as a result  from Latin language " Espressere " which translate that  press  or    push  this way prevent that  be making that appreciate the heart has of coffee seed with full speed ahead , compressing water change coffee will grind to use the pressure about 9 times of atmosphere pressure take time about 18-23 second. The finished  Espresso will do a cup builds a cup , have no doing is unfinished keep to is like making likes  to drop , the time will add very small glass , about one ounce ( coffee usual cup about 6 an ounce if  disremember try compare with the size of can coffee that has to sell in house our freezer ) already must drink all ,Who order Espresso come to sit sip see the scenery does smart show that drink don't be.

             Espresso truly very bitter because coffee grinds that apply to Espresso will change roasting long until ago darkened colour call that Dark roasted coffee seed will that use may is from pure breed coffee or may coffee brand that each a shop does to go up by oneself, thus the smack will have and the smell may differently, although order Espresso alike.

 

Percolator.

           

            The way will that may a little strange for coffee neck, be making by use Percolator. Percolator there is the character is like a jug summarizes general hot. The principle makes coffee of  percolator  be take coffee has boiled already come to change coffee grinds repeatedly many  round  that tell strange because making by  percolator  infringe making coffee rule where two important is:

 

1.       making coffee must don't pull the taste or the smell of coffee too much , coffee grinds then bring to boil or make just round one only , although the waste is will left coffee taste is unfinished no matter.

2.       Coffee has boiled already must bring to drink, prohibit liberate coldly. If the iced coffee will down don't bring to boil or warm repeated because the taste and the smell will wrong originally from two this rule is regarded as important for heavy coffee drinker and the rule where coffee general stall will follow always.

           

           Making coffee by percolator make get bitter many coffees the fragrance is severe because the taste and oil smell kiss from coffee were separated come out smooth until more than other way, which coffee neck will that conserve to like not like.

 

Making like French Press.

 

             The way makes the handle give the smack and the stink of coffee well most are making is like  French Press  or  Bodum  the way makes must use the equipment that calls that  plunger pot  must use first-class coffee grinds rough most , before make must " preheat " by use the hot water pours to get down  plunger before , add coffee grinds 2 the tablespoon builds  1 cup coffee (6 ounce), pour the water has just to is angry down flood coffee , surely that coffee bumps against every hot water , close the lid  plunger  stop 4 minute , then arrive at press  plunger squeeze give coffee changes the screen , coffee which make with the way French Press  should drink 20 within minute.

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