Our Valued Sponsor
OpinionsConsumer ReviewsGuides and How TosCoffeeGeek ReviewsResourcesForums
Espresso: Espresso Blends
All American Cappucino Blend
Brown Bean Community
Videos with Gail and Kat, Brown Bean Blog, machine reviews, tips and brewing techniques.
www.brownbean.com
 
Not Logged in: Log In to Postlog in
New Topics updated topics   New Posts new posts   Unanswered Posts new unanswered  
Search Discussion Board search   Discussion Board FAQ faq   Signup sign up  
Discussions > Espresso > blends > All American...  
view previous topic | view next topic | view all topics
Author Messages
jim_schulman
Senior Member
jim_schulman
Joined: 19 Dec 2001
Posts: 3,772
Location: Chicago
Expertise: I live coffee
Posted Sun Aug 31, 2003, 3:21pm
Subject: All American Cappucino Blend
 

The usual idea for milk drinks is to roast dark and bitter, so the taste gets through milk. Well, now for something completely different! (Monty Python music)

How about a blend that tastes like a milkshake? A little peanut, banana, apple, and maple, like something you'd get at the Varsity (Atlanta people will know what I'm talking about), to be precise. Makes for a nice change of pace.

Try about 50/50 Sumatra Iskander triple pick and the Nicaraguan Pacamara sold at SM's; roasted to just before the second crack (grind it fine). Any of the superprep, washed Sumatrans will work, as will any fruity Nicaraguan.

This won't work in a big latte, and it's too acidic for espresso (although I'm working on toning this idea down for an ultra-clean, "fruit-bomb" straight shot), but it's just right for a cappa or 10 ounce latte.

 
Jim Schulman
www.coffeecuppers.com
back to top
 View Profile Visit website Link to this post
johannabanana
Senior Member
johannabanana
Joined: 13 Jul 2003
Posts: 431
Location: Vienna, Europe
Expertise: I live coffee

Espresso: La San Marco 1,2,+3group,...
Grinder: 2 LSM, 3 Tourmix, 1 demoka...
Vac Pot: not yet
Drip: Melitta aroma boy,...
Roaster: Precision & Mr. Gunter :-D
Posted Sun Aug 31, 2003, 3:43pm
Subject: Re: All American Cappucino Blend
 

another_jim Said:

How about a blend that tastes like a milkshake? A little peanut, banana, apple, and maple,

Posted September 1, 2003 link

That sounds like the perfect capuccino-aroma for me...

another_jim Said:

Well, now for something completely different! (Monty Python music)

Posted September 1, 2003 link

...ok: "Always look on the bri-ight side of l-atte!" Dodoom, dodo dodo dodoom... (M.P.)

PS.: If you find a recipie for a latte with that tase...much appreciated!
Joey :-}

 
"Do everything right.
You will gratify some people and astonish the rest." (Mark Twain)
back to top
 View Profile Link to this post
jim_schulman
Senior Member
jim_schulman
Joined: 19 Dec 2001
Posts: 3,772
Location: Chicago
Expertise: I live coffee
Posted Sun Aug 31, 2003, 5:12pm
Subject: Re: All American Cappucino Blend
 

johannabanana Said:

PS.: If you find a recipie for a latte with that tase...much appreciated!
Joey :-}

Not sure it's possible to go over 10 ounces of milk with anything except charcoal.

Try making a recipe like this with 2 to 3 doubles for a monster milk drink. A few altie/coffee store owners do this standard for sizes over 6 ounces -- i.e. two doubles for a 12 (330 ml) ounce latte, three for an 18 ounce (500 ml) one.

 
Jim Schulman
www.coffeecuppers.com
back to top
 View Profile Visit website Link to this post
johannabanana
Senior Member
johannabanana
Joined: 13 Jul 2003
Posts: 431
Location: Vienna, Europe
Expertise: I live coffee

Espresso: La San Marco 1,2,+3group,...
Grinder: 2 LSM, 3 Tourmix, 1 demoka...
Vac Pot: not yet
Drip: Melitta aroma boy,...
Roaster: Precision & Mr. Gunter :-D
Posted Mon Sep 1, 2003, 1:27pm
Subject: Re: All American Cappucino Blend
 

another_jim Said:

Not sure it's possible to go over 10 ounces of milk with anything except charcoal. .

Posted September 1, 2003 link

LOL!

another_jim Said:

Try making a recipe like this with 2 to 3 doubles for a monster milk drink.

Posted September 1, 2003 link

Got you! :-D
Thank you.

 
"Do everything right.
You will gratify some people and astonish the rest." (Mark Twain)
back to top
 View Profile Link to this post
phaelon56
Senior Member
phaelon56
Joined: 11 Feb 2002
Posts: 1,132
Location: Syracuse, NY
Expertise: Professional

Espresso: LM 4 group , Isomac Tea,...
Grinder: Major, Super Jolly,...
Vac Pot: Bodum Santos
Drip: Fetco, Melitta
Roaster: Sivetz , Diedrich
Posted Tue Sep 2, 2003, 6:50am
Subject: Re: All American Cappucino Blend
 

This is just what I'm looking for.  I like to make 6 oz latte/cappa's with about a 1.5 oz double ristretto and 4 to 4.5 oz of milk.  Only the most well balanced dark roast espresso blend can balance well with this amount of milk but something less acidic and sweeter that cuts through better would be perfect.

 
Owen O'Neill
back to top
 View Profile Visit website Link to this post
view previous topic | view next topic | view all topics
Discussions > Espresso > blends > All American...  
New Topics updated topics   New Posts new posts   Unanswered Posts new unanswered     Search Discussion Board search   Discussion Board FAQ faq   Signup sign up  
Not Logged in: Log In to Postlog in
Discussions Quick Jump:
Symbols: New Posts= New Posts since your last visit      No New Posts= No New Posts since last visit     Go to most recent post= Newest post
Forum Rules:
No profanity, illegal acts or personal attacks will be tolerated in these discussion boards.
No commercial posting of any nature will be tolerated; only private sales by private individuals, in the "Buy and Sell" forum.
No cross posting allowed - do not post your topic to more than one forum, nor repost a topic to the same forum.
Who Can Read The Forum? Anyone can read posts in these discussion boards.
Who Can Post New Topics? Any registered CoffeeGeek member can post new topics.
Who Can Post Replies? Any registered CoffeeGeek member can post replies.
Can Photos be posted? Anyone can post photos in their new topics or replies.
Who can change or delete posts? Any CoffeeGeek member can edit their own posts. Only moderators can delete posts.
Probationary Period: If you are a new signup for CoffeeGeek, you cannot promote, endorse, criticise or otherwise post an unsolicited endorsement for any company, product or service in your first five postings.
Get Expert Advice
Read articles and talk to our knowledgeable staff. Free Shipping & No Tax. Call 866-287-4634.
www.aabreecoffee.com

WIPS™ Forums Software.   ©2009, WebMotif Net Services, Inc.
The WIPS Forums is customized software and part of WebMotif's WIPS Content Management System.
Home | Opinions | Consumer Reviews | Guides & How Tos | CoffeeGeek Reviews | Resources | Forums | Contact Us
CoffeeGeek.com, CoffeeGeek, and Coffee Geek, along with all associated content & images are copyright ©2000-2009 by WebMotif Net Services, Inc., all rights reserved, unless otherwise indicated. Content, code, and images may not be reused without permission. Usage of this website signifies agreement with our Terms and Conditions. (0.43764400482178)
Privacy Policy | Copyright Info | Terms and Conditions | CoffeeGeek Advertisers | RSS