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Espresso is a 1 fl. oz. beverage (30mL +/- 5mL) made from ground coffee, poured from one side of a double portafilter in one continuous extraction.” That’s according to the 2017 World Barista Championship Rules and Regulations. They also state that “ a 20-30 second extraction time is recommended, but not mandatory.” While a ristretto is a prepared coffee beverage, the term is often used by major brands to describe coffee shots with an intense flavour. For example, Nespresso offers a ristretto capsule as part of its espresso collection. To begin with, try to fill the portafilter up to the top edge before tamping. However, make sure that after tamping the portafilter sits nicely on the group head and doesn’t scrape the coffee. (More information about tamping to come!)

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Unless you use full-fat milk or a dairy-free alternative. Or go for a large. Or dribble a few calories-worth of cappuccino down your T-shirt… Setup for V60 brew. Scales are a necessity, so why not have the same standards for espresso? How to Solve Espresso Inconsistency By Weighing Espresso Shots Before we begin, I want to share one crucial piece of advice with you. No matter your technique, recipe, or equipment, the key thing you should focus on is consistency. Make sure that you do things exactly the same way every single time – unless you’re experimenting with variables, of course. It’s hard to believe that adding stages to workflow can actually reduce time, so we put it to the test and challenged Timothy.

Grind your coffee into your portafilter and reweigh it, ensuring you have the desired dose in your basket (here you may need to discard or add some coffee) While the ristretto’s defining feature is that it’s a shot of very concentrated coffee, it differs from the espresso in significant ways. Here’s how its usually made, what makes it unique, and who it might appeal to in the future. I timed myself pulling three shots without weighing them, in the way I would do in a normally paced working situation. I needed 1:02 from grinding the first shot to the end of the last extraction. Timothy did the same but weighed his shots and pre-ground the next shot during extraction. He completed his flow in 56 seconds. 6 seconds may sound insignificant, but multiply this by the number of shots you might pull in a day during a busy, high-volume service (this might be anywhere from 400-1000) – plus a bit of inevitable barista fatigue – and that extra time is going to pile up.

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