Re: Gene Cafe?
Von: bogus (bogus@bogus.bog) [Profil]
Datum: 12.04.2008 19:03
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Newsgroup: alt.coffee
Datum: 12.04.2008 19:03
Message-ID: <ftqq1t$lo$1@aioe.org>
Newsgroup: alt.coffee
Lloyd Parsons wrote: <snip> > By controlling the heat ramp up, you control the 'brightness' or 'body'. > For instance, if I am looking for a roast with more body, I ramp up the > temp slowly until I've hit the level I'm looking for. > > roughly : > 5 min @300 > 5 min @350 > 5 min @ 400 > 476 until degree of roast is attained. > > For brightness : > 5 min @300 > 5 min @400 > 475 until degree of roast attained. > > Of course, there are lots of different ways to approach the profile, > those are just two basic ones that are a good way to start while you are > learning. > Ah...I get it..... TU! <snip> > > I've switched to the Behmor 1600 because I think it does a better job up > to Full City roasts. I seldom go further than this. > > But for a darker roast, the Gene seems to do a better job. Please elaborate. - You switched....... from what? - Is this better job due to more controllability, or perhaps the 100% drum nature of roasting? Are you referring to the final cup, or to the finicky nature of getting that cup, alluded to by Dario? - I've heard conflicting comments on the Behmore "darkness" ability - that one needs to cheat to get to French or Espresso (e.g. put in 1/4 lb and tell it it has 1/2)? Thanks for commenting![ Auf dieses Posting antworten ]
Antworten
- Lloyd Parsons (12.04.2008 19:36)
- bogus (12.04.2008 20:27)
- Lloyd Parsons (13.04.2008 02:06)
- Bob Ross (12.04.2008 20:58)
- markB (12.04.2008 21:23)
