Do you drink coffee daily? If so how do you make it?
Do you drink coffee daily? If so how do you make it?
Was making coffee and considering throwing out my K-cup coffee maker because I almost exclusively use a French press now, and got curious what other people did
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Every week I roast my own green coffee beans on the stove so I get freshly roasted stuff literally every single day.
Daily I throw it in a grinder, put it in a french press and go wild.
If you get an air popper, it's the perfect thing to roast cup-sized coffee batches! The more cooked beans get pushed away from the heating element so its literally perfect.
I tried that but I get good results just stirring in a non-stick pan.
o7 was tryna figure out what you meant by 'don't stir it'
That's cool so they come like fermented already? Is that cheaper or are you going after flavor here?
That's cool so they come like fermented already? Is that cheaper or are you going after flavor here?
They come ready to roast if that's what you mean. It's cheaper than most specialty coffee but the real upside is having the taste of "The first cup from the bag" every single morning. Unless you drink a lot of coffee, even your bag of roasted whole beans loses flavor after a month. You roast it every weekend however and you get that fresh flavor.
The greens can technically go stale too but it's in the realm of years until you see a noticeable difference.
Some coffee is processed with fermentation, but that's usually just to make removing the cherry easier. That process is called washed process coffee (and honey process is similar but with less water). The coffee bean is the seed inside the cherry. The bean itself doesn't ferment, although it can be affected by the process.