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<p>‎<span dir="auto"><span class="autocomment">Latte Milk</span></span></p> <p><b>New page</b></p><div>==Espresso==<br /> #Ensure cup/glass is warm - fill partly with hot water if necessary, once warm put on top of machine to keep warm<br /> #Run portafilter under hot tap to ensure it's warm<br /> #Dry Portafilter<br /> #Fill with grounds to level <br /> #Flatten grounds level with surface<br /> #Press with tamper - top of portafilter should be level with top of metal on the tamper<br /> #Purge the group head by pressing and holding 1 cup button for a few seconds<br /> #Attach portafilter to machine<br /> #Press 2 cup button<br /> ##Coffee should start to flow between 8-10 seconds<br /> ##*If less the grind is too course or you have underdosed the filter basket<br /> ##*If starts to drip but doesn't flow after 15 seconds then you have either overdosed the filter basket or the grind is too fine<br /> ##Total time for shot should be 25-35 seconds<br /> #Discard puck - if puck sticks to group head then hold portafilter underneath and press 1 cup to loosen it<br /> #Clean portafilter<br /> <br /> <br /> ==Latte Milk==<br /> #Fill milk to about 1cm - 1.5cm below bottom of spout<br /> #Flush steam wand for a second<br /> #Place wand under surface<br /> #Turn on steam<br /> #Angle wand so as to create a whirlpool effect<br /> #Raise wand till you hear a tearing sound<br /> #Keep raised wand as milk expands<br /> #Hold side of jug to feel temperature<br /> #When milk is just above body temperature submerge wand (keep it as whirlpool) till almost too hot to touch<br /> #Keeping wand under water turn off steam<br /> #Place jug aside and wipe wand immediately<br /> #Flush wand for a few seconds, and ensure wand is clean</div>

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