Re: Newbie roaster - basic question
- From: jim schulman <jim_schulman@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Mon, 11 Dec 2006 21:32:33 -0600
On 11 Dec 2006 18:37:15 -0800, stan.shire@xxxxxxxxx wrote:
Could the 30 sec reduction make this coffee taste THAT bad (really,
really bad..sour, taste lingered for an hour)
Yes, in an uncontrolled airroaster. You have several options, from
best to worst:
1. Hack it and separate the heat from the fan, add a dimmer, variac or
PID controler to the heat
2. Reduce your dose, carefully, so you get 8 to 10 minute roasts to
the first pops of the second crack. This, of course, means you roast
less in more time, very inefficient; but it's the simplest path to a
technically good roast.
3. turn off the roaster completely for 30 seconds as you go into and
again when you exit the 1st crack; alternatively, give it cooling
shots for 10 seconds. This slows down the roast, but flattens the
taste.
.
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