How to make a good cup of capucino like those in starbuck or coffee bean cafe?!


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How to make a good cup of capucino like those in starbuck or coffee bean cafe?


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Cappuccino Recipes

BASIC CAPPUCCINO Although ratios may vary to taste, a common recipe for a traditional 6 oz. cappuccino is: 1/3 espresso, 1/3 steamed milk, and 1/3 frothed milk. Purists consider this recipe complete as is. Powdered cocoa or cinnamon may be sprinkled on top as a garnish.

To layer the milk and espresso, it is necessary to allow the freshly frothed milk a moment to rest and thus separate (foam on top and milk on the bottom). Brew the espresso into a 3 oz. stainless pitcher (ceramic or glass will absorb too much heat of the espresso). Pour steamed milk into the bottom third of the cup. Pour the espresso slowly into the steamed milk. Spoon frothed milk on top to fill cup. Done in this order, the espresso should settle between the milk and the foam. Properly frothed milk should be approximately 150oF to 170oF. It is a matter of personal preference and may be slightly hotter or cooler.

CLASSIC CAPPUCCINO It is particularly common in Italy, and more and more in North America, to see a cappuccino made with only espresso topped with frothed milk. This is a classic cappuccino. Top 1-1/2 oz. espresso with 1-1/2 oz. to 2 oz. foam. Very similar to an Espresso Machiatto.

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get into your car and drive to starbucks. ask for a application. fill it out. get hired. learn the menu and and instructions on how to make them.

I use the a Bialetti Stovetop Coffee Maker. Next best thing to a real Lavazza Espresso Machine... and alot less expensive too.

A good coffee machine. You can get the coffee beans from starbucks.




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