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The critical pieces to making better coffee at home.
Use freshly roasted and just ground Delany’s Coffee. |
Brew with water heated to between 195-205 degrees Fahrenheit. |
Store whole bean coffee in an airtight container, out of direct sunlight, and away from the heat, cold and moisture. |
Espresso
Brewing great espresso takes a lot of practice and is greatly impacted by the grind, weight and brew time. There are many elements that can impact your shots of espresso so this method needs to be thought of as a craft.
The brew time you are looking for while using our Delany’s Espresso is the 20-30 second range to produce caramel coloured shots with the perfect layer of crema on top.
Pour Over
The pour over method produces coffee with a delicate and smooth texture that is often popular with those who prefer a lighter, juicier option. Pour over coffee is a manual process that involves pouring hot water over ground coffee that then pours directly into a carafe or your serving vessel. This method has a powerful way of drawing you in to the art of brewing and can create some very peaceful mornings.
Aeropress
Over the recent years the Aeropress has become one of the most popular brewing methods and for good reason; its brews a damn good cup! The aeropress is easy, portable, fast and needs only hand pressure to force the water through ground coffee beans to make you a cup of great coffee. This is a must have brewer for those coffee snobs that are constantly on the go!
French Press
Always a favorite by those that love a bold, full bodied coffee. The texture that typically emerges is a thick and denser coffee than the pour over methods. This classic, low tech brewing method comes in a variety of sizes allowing you to either brew just for one or for the whole family.
Stove Top
Often referred to as a ‘Stove Top’ this small stainless-steel brewer was designed by the Italians and has tested the time of brewing.
The Moka Pot works by pushing hot water through ground coffee using steam pressure to create a strong coffee concentrate.
Steaming Milk
The forgotten element of making a delicious coffee and quite often the first topic when home baristas struggle with latte art. Properly steamed milk can be the make or break of a great coffee and is the critical element to giving yourself the potential for latte art. You are looking for that velvety smooth micro foam free of large bubbles. Work on that steaming process and watch your art skills drastically improve.
