[TheForge] RE: Coffee roaster
Mark A. Pesetsky
pesetsky at Princeton.EDU
Thu Dec 13 11:53:57 EST 2007
No way to do it that...The shelf life POST roasting is AT BEST 3-4weeks.
That is what I have learned. Post roast the coffee should rest for 3
days and then be consumed. The crema that is achived the first week or
so on afresh roast on my RANCILLIO SILVIA is amazing. I let the espresso
double shot cup fill and after a few seconds the cup is only 1/2 - 3/4
full...Kinda settles out like a fresh GUINNESS...
Mark
While we are spending so much time on coffee, I have a question for you
experts.
I don't brew coffie very often, only when we have company. I have some
coffee that tasted good when it was first opened, but now is pretty
tasteless. Is there a way to bring it back to life? Can I bake it in
the oven, or re-roast it in a pan on the stove?
My wife has been using it for grit in soap, but it doesn't take very
much, and she doesn't sell a lot of scrubbing bars.
Robert Ehrenberger
Shelbyville, Mo.
eforge at centurytel.net
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