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How to foam and steam milk

For the best results… always use cold milk!
The Correct shaped jug is also important,
Straight sides or narrowing at the top never wider at the top!

Step one: Fill the jug to between 1/3 and ½ full.

NEVER FILL MORE THAN ½ AS YOU WILL BE DOUBLING THE VOLUME OF THE MILK.


Step two: Insert the tip of the nozzle just under the surface of the milk.

 



Step three: Fully open the steam valve.

 




Step Four: As the milk takes in air, you will hear an intermittent hissing sound. Continue lowering the jug in one motion, so that the nozzle is always just under the surface of the milk. The lowering will stretch the milk and create the foam.

YOU WILL BE DOUBLING THE VOLUME OF THE MILK, SO NEVER FILL MORE THAN ½ FULL.

Step five: When foaming is complete, lift jug so as the tip of the nozzle is buried in the milk in order to raise the temperature. At 140 F, turn off the steam and remove the steam wand from the jug. Do not exceed 140 F as the milk will scorch and the foam dissipates.

Step six: Clean the steam arm with a damp cloth, making sure all the milk is wiped off from the sides AND the underneath of the steam wand. If this is not wiped off, it will caramelise and harden with further use, and be much more difficult to clean off.

Always use fresh, cold milk for Cappuccino’s. Hot milk can be
re-used for Latte’s, mocha’s etc.

Pods and accessories, including Foaming jugs and thermometers are available from Espressione


  

 

 
     

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