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WOLFF HAFTALIK VLOGG 034 | Kelsey Carr ve Espresso Temelleri | Brew Ratio Hey millet, benim adım Kelsey. Tekrar hoşgeldiniz! Bugün espressonun bazı temellerinden bahsedeceğiz. Yani “aramak” – veya kahvenin tadını güzelleştirmek – baristaların her sabah yaptığı bir şeydir ve aslında başarması oldukça kolay bir şeydir. İyi bir ürünle çalışırken iyi bir fincan kahve yapmak gerçekten çok kolay ve bunu nasıl başaracağımızdan bahsedeceğiz. İlk olarak, demleme oranından bahsedeceğiz ve sonraki bölümde, ekstraksiyona ve öğütme ayarına bakacağız. Peki demleme oranı nedir? Temelde baristalar için bir tarif. Yani yemek pişirirken bir tarifi takip edersiniz ve kaliteli malzemeleriniz varsa- Diyelim ki kek yapıyorsunuz ve gerçekten yüksek kaliteli, birinci sınıf çikolatanız var (atıştırdığınız) ve biraz kaliteli tereyağı ve iyi, güvenilir bir tarifi takip ederseniz, sonunda mükemmel bir ürünle çıkacaksınız: bazı lezzetli kekler. Kahve için de aynı şey geçerli. Kaliteli bir ürününüz varsa: iyi kavrulmuş kahveniz ve kaliteli suyunuz varsa ve iyi bir tarife uyarsanız, lezzetli bir espresso ile çıkacaksınız. Yani bu tarif, demleme oranı olarak adlandırılıyor ve demleme oranı sadece bir ilişki. Sepete koyduğumuz, gram olarak tarttığımız öğütülmüş kahve ile yine gram olarak tarttığımız espresso likörü arasındaki ilişkidir. Yani her iki uçta da terazi kullanıyoruz. 20g VST sepetleri kullanıyoruz, bu nedenle tariflerimiz 20g inç’e dayanmaktadır. Double espresso için demleme oranı 1:2’dir. Süper basit matematik: sepete 20 gr öğütülmüş kahve koyuyoruz ve 40 gr espressoyu tartıyoruz. Diyelim ki ikili bir ristretto çekmek istiyorsunuz, matematik daha da kolaylaşıyor. Bu 1:1 bir ilişki. 20g giriş, 20g çıkış. Yani bir kez daha duble espresso için: 1:2, 20 gr içeri, 40 gr dışarı. Çift kişilik bir ristretto için: 1:1, 20g içeri, 20g dışarı. Kulağa basit geliyor, değil mi? Ancak asıl önemli olan istenilen zamanda başarılmış olmasıdır. Bir dahaki sefere Vlog’da aranıza katıldığımda, veriminizi istediğiniz zamanda nasıl elde edebileceğiniz hakkında konuşacağız. Sonra görüşürüz! .
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Comparing a recipe for brownies to one for espresso is an over simplification. The inputs for espresso of equipment, beans, grind, time are interdependent variables. And for the brownies …assemble ingredients and follow instructions.
What happen to the taste if we brew it with 1:2.5 ratio
Thank you so much for your posting!!!
Can I apply this ratio to my moka pot?
I mean…can I brew 20g of ground coffee with 40g of water in the bottom pot or in the same ratio of 1:2 as I fill up the coffee funnel with the ground coffee?
This makes sense, but it doesn't.
I understand the ratio doesn't need to be 1:2, and it could be 1:2.5, 1:3, or whatever, but if you're using a 1:2 ratio and starting with 20g of grounds, it's not really a double shot is it? I say this because a shot is suppose to be 1oz or about 30grams.
Because a shot is suppose to be 1oz, how in the world can any portafilter that can't handle around 30 grams of coffee make a true double shot?
Maybe cafe's aren't really using a shot size of 1oz and calling it a shot? I don't know, but this 1:2 ratio and the amount of coffee grounds normal used can't be right to make a true double shot at once.
Someone, please explain this to me…
Plz tell me characteristics of blanced espresso
What about Lungo and time it takes from first drip
Great video! I apologize but i am confused since i am new to this. Is a 1:1 ratio for one shot? In other words if i do 17 grams of coffee on a one shot basket is that considered one shot or is 1:1 half of 17g or 8.5 grams instead?
thank you for a new learning. may I know the brew ratio for a single shot espresso? is the ratio same as double shot?
When I weigh the coffee grind it should weigh 20 grams for 2 shots but how come some mention to do 16-19 grams?
So as two cups were used then, so technically, two singles. Does that mean, let’s say 20g of coffee makes 40g of espresso according to this so each of those singles is 20g? Or is each single 40g and therefore combined it’s 80g? Forgive my confusion, but the two cups confused the issue haha. Thanks
Hi thanks for the video! But I have a small question. My portafilter only holds 14 grams of coffee. So it is 14/28 for 2 espresso shots.but that’s kinda not many liquid. And I see a lot of people doing 1/2 but for only 1 espresso so they use 20/40 so 1/2 for only 1 espresso but you are doing 20/40 for 2 espresso’s so I’m kinda really confused now haha, cuz if I use 14/28 for 2 espressos I feel that is not so much liquid. Is only the consistency between the ratios like definition of espresso is only the ratio? But no consistency in ML?
My lattes are too milky in flavor. I tried 18 g in, 36 out espresso over 25-30 seconds. I also tried 18 g in, 18 g out Ristretto, also over 25-30 seconds. Both ways gives me very milky tasting lattes in a 6 oz glass. How do I make the espresso flavor more pronounced? At good cafes, the espresso flavor is rich and deep. The drink does not taste overly milky. Mine lacks this cafe quality taste. Any suggestions on how I can improve on this? I use a Rocket Cronometro V & a Eureka Mignon Specialita grinder. Thank you!
so lovely girl!
Very interesting – thank you. All the other videos and information I've seen (which have tended to be from American sources) recommends 15gms. Seemed wrong and the results are awful – this explains why (also perhaps why I have yet to have a good cup of espresso in the US, even in coffee specialty shops).
How about the time?
I've just tried this ratio with my Sage Barista Express with some new coffee I got from a local roasters and it made me a really smooth yummy Cappuccino, thanks
This is interesting. Whole Latte Love uses something like a 3:1 ratio if matching your configuration. For every oz. Of extraction, their theory is 8 grams of beans. I spent a day of confusion as I simply cannot find a consistency upon ratios. What I have discovered as consistency is this. My Ceado E37s is set at a near 0 retention. It is setup for single dosing and I grinded 16.5 oz and got 16.5 back at a pretty fine grind … 8 oz per oz of Lavazza Super Crema. However … It is pretty bitter at 2 oz doubleshot. I tried cutting the extraction in half and Wowie … pretty strong. I figured timing the extraction the moment of the first drop from the ECM Synchronika (4 seconds). I got it at 2 oz in 36 seconds minus 4 seconds to run first drip. I am not sure how accurate I am. Just call me a domestique in espresso brewing. The machines appear to be dialed in. I just don't know if I am.
Other tools I use. Acaia pearl. Asso jack leveler. Naked Portafilter with Barista pro 20g basket and nano shower head to 61 brewhead. Two rattleware measurement shot glasses and a tamper to go over the Ceado E37s when grinding. No bean hopper please. I grind 16.5 oz of beans and wait until all grinds drop. Water Hardness at 8 ppm but with the ECM … 14 ppms
This is going to be a long text.
But I think this ratio is wrong to be used as a rule.
let's establish some bases.
First an espresso is generally between 25 and 30ml. May vary but that is generally accepted.
Second let's talk about the content of an espresso. since it is mainly water some say about 90%. the grams of coffee in the cup that end there is not much.
let's talk numbers now.
Italian espresso is about 7.5gr to 25-30ml.
this ratio would make my espresso a 15gr weight. making it have a density of 0.5gr/ml. lighter than water. lighter than cooking oil. impossible.
the only way that ratio would 'match' is if I used 15gr for a single shot of espresso. So then the 1:2 ratio matches.
but then my 25-30seconds would be 15 seconds brew time. so then I would have to make it extremely more fine to make it work.
I don't think these ratios are good. the best methods of control are mls and time. from there you adjust more or less fine to make your own grams per cup work. because tamping 7.5gr isn't the same as 10gr. and so on.
I really hope I explained myself clearly and if wolf can reply and maybe even tell me where I am wrong please do so. I would love to hear your comments.
(excuse my English. sent from a always learning barista in Chile who also loves maths )
Thanks for explaining the concept of a recipe
Thank you mates for tge Video, When came the Video about the Time ?Greetings from germany
great, now i want brownies
this might be a dumb question, but if i split a standard double shot espresso into 2 20g cups, does that give me 2 single shots by definition? or just half a double shot? lol
Hello from France, Kelsey, thank you for your videos … Perfect. I just started in the coffee world and it's a big help. Thank you for continuing. One question: I did not find the video you are announcing in this one about time.
i do not get it at all…. It is like many people have their own idea of dosing and brew ratios…. 1:2 brew ratio sounds too much for me… I have seen as well as learned from pro baristas to use 14 Grams of grind to yield double shot of 2 Ounces ie 60 ml…I used to dink coffee at a Lavazza Cafe and they also did that way, 15 Grams yielding 2 ounces shot..a perfect 1:4 ..so basically a brew ratio of roughly 1:4 and that tasted Pretty Robust in form of a cappuccino..
I personally find your theory of extraction is a way overdoing and basically wastage of coffee with an Under extracted shot….In other words when you make a cappuccino with your 1:2 theory the final drink will be Way More diluted with milk with little coffee in it..and as an under-extracted espresso that should taste Sour and Unbalanced with Sharp saltiness yuckk.. .LOL.. learn from here kid— https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-BT7-yOUMDM
I make it with 16 Grams for little under 2 ounces of espresso (say 48ml) and find it Ultimate in flavor, depth and texture..
Hi, which scale are you using? Thank you! For the portafilter, it's the Bonavita – but what about the drip tray one?
For the first time, I actually weighed my dose and shot to compare with you what get; not even close! My double shot dose weighed in at 16 grams, so I upped it to 20. Then after weighing my double shot, it came in at 52 grams. Even with a 16 gram dose, I still get 52 grams of espresso. I am confused as to why you say it should be 40 grams espresso with a 20g dose when I got exactly 60ml (2oz) which is what I hear is correct. Seems like if I followed your advice, my double shot would be only around 1.5 oz. Can you help me with this? Appreciate your videos, I've learned alot, thanks! 🙂
as i know a shot of espresso its about 15 gram of coffee to make 28 to 30 ml or gram and double shot abot 58 or 60 ml !!!