Tips for using an Italian coffee maker: Perfectly brew a rich and aromatic Italian coffee

Tips for using an Italian coffee maker

The espresso pot is a classic tool for brewing rich and mellow espresso. It can perfectly combine water and coffee powder to produce an intoxicating taste and aroma. However, brewing perfect espresso is not an easy task. Below we will introduce several key steps and tips to help you easily brew rich and mellow espresso.

Choosing the right coffee beans

First of all, it is very important to choose high-quality coffee beans suitable for brewing Italian coffee. Because only high-quality coffee beans with high freshness, moderate roasting degree, low oil content and evenly and finely ground can produce the best taste and aroma.

Correct measurement of water and coffee powder

Next, before using the espresso maker, make sure to prepare enough clean, odorless cold water. Then, choose the right ratio of coffee powder and water according to your taste and the capacity of the espresso maker. Generally speaking, 15 grams of coffee powder with 30 ml of water can make a cup of rich and mellow espresso.

Correct filling and compacting of coffee grounds

Put an appropriate amount of coffee powder into the espresso pot and gently smooth the surface with your fingers. Then, use a professional pressure stick or your fingers to evenly compact the coffee powder to about 1/2 of the original height.

Controlling heat and time

Now, place the water and the sealed mollusk (filter) above the bottom cup, under the heating source and heat to boiling. Wait a few minutes until it cools to the right temperature before brewing a second time to get a delicious, rich and mellow Italian espresso black liquid.

Precautions

Finally, keep in mind the following tips:

• Keep the coffee pot clean: After each use, please wash and dry the coffee pot in time to avoid residue and odor.
• Avoid over-brewing: Italian coffee is characterized by its rich aroma, but over-brewing will make the coffee bitter. Please adjust the brewing time according to your personal taste.
• Pay attention to the heat control: too high a heat will cause the water to boil too quickly, while too low a heat may not allow the water to completely pass through the coffee powder. Please adjust the heating intensity according to the actual situation.

In short, you can easily brew rich and mellow Italian coffee with an Italian coffee pot. As long as you choose the right coffee beans, measure the water and coffee powder ratio correctly, fill and compact the coffee powder correctly, and control the heat and time, you can enjoy a cup of intoxicating Italian espresso black liquid!

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