Vizier in a black CAO brandy meerschaum. Trying my hand at roasting some more of that good Costa Rican coffee. Second crack! Colander.
I looked at TR. The three blends are made by C&D but had burley or were aromatic. A pipe smoking buddy brought me one of their bulk English blends that was ok, I'm not sure of the source.I have reviews of several others
I stop before the second crack to avoid bitterness.Second crack! Colander.
This roast turned out brown with a little dark, same beans. That second crack follows the end of the first crack so quickly, I'll turn down the heat even more, maybe as soon as I hear the first crack, to draw out that last time of roasting.I stop before the second crack to avoid bitterness.
All of them are made by C&D.I looked at TR. The three blends are made by C&D but had burley or were aromatic. A pipe smoking buddy brought me one of their bulk English blends that was ok, I'm not sure of the source.
I stop before the second crack to avoid bitterness.
The temperature of the roasting vessel is very important, I set my rotisserie to 440° and roast for twenty minutes after it reaches temperature. There should be a sizable lag time between the first abd second crack. You can do a search for "coffee roast level chart" to get some visual ideas. I think Sweet Marias has some instruction pages, and you can search YouTube for info on your roasting method.I'll turn down the heat even more, maybe as soon as I hear the first crack, to draw out that last time of roasting.
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