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Florentine steak
Coffee on the plate

Coffee-Marinated Florentine Steak

Coffee-marinated Florentine steak is a refined reinterpretation of a great Tuscan classic. The intense aroma of coffee meets the succulence of the meat, creating an irresistible contrast between bitter, smoky, and slightly sweet notes. Perfect for impressing guests or for a gourmet lunch for true connoisseurs. Also read more on Coffee-rubbed beef. The coffee-marinated Florentine […]

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Coffee on the plate

Pork tenderloin with coffee and apples: a simple yet delicious recipe

Coffee-marinated pork tenderloin is a gourmet main course that brings together the sweetness of lean meat with the aromatic character of coffee. This pork tenderloin recipe is perfect for special dinners: the coffee marinade makes the meat tender and rich with authentic nuances. Pork tenderloin: Ingredients (serves 4) Method This is a refined yet simple

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Persistent crema of a creamy espresso made with an Arabica Robusta blend
At the heart of the bean

I Want a Creamy Espresso: Which Coffee Should I Choose?

Crema is the first calling card of an espresso: dense, elastic, hazelnut-colored, capable of “holding” sugar without breaking immediately. It’s not just a question of aesthetics: a creamy espresso says a lot about the freshness of the coffee, the blend, the roast, and even your espresso machine. But if your goal is to achieve a

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The art of brewing coffee

Espresso and the first 10 seconds: what happens in the cup and how to influence the result

Espresso is a ritual that lasts barely 25-30 seconds, but it’s the first 10 seconds that determine much of the result in the cup. In this brief window the most delicate phase of extraction takes place — the one that decides balance, body, crema, and aromatic intensity. What happens in the first 10 seconds of

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The art of brewing coffee

Coffee-to-water ratio: the ideal proportions for espresso, moka, and filter

When we talk about a good coffee, the quality of the blend is essential, but there’s another element that directly affects the result in the cup: the coffee-to-water ratio. Wrong dosages can compromise aroma, body, and intensity. In this guide we’ll look at the ideal proportions for three of the most beloved methods: espresso, moka,

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The art of brewing coffee

Coffee extraction temperature: how much does it really matter?

Among the many factors that influence the quality of an espresso, the water extraction temperature plays a crucial role. People often talk about grind, pressure, or bean quality, but without the right temperature even the best coffee risks losing balance and aromas. In this article we’ll discover just how much water temperature really matters during

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V60
The art of brewing coffee

How to get a perfect cup with the V60: the secret is in flow, time, and technique

A few years ago, when I was starting to get passionate about the world of coffee, I saw a video on YouTube where they were preparing the V60 and I thought “but this isn’t coffee… it must be a disgusting drink of diluted coffee that only Americans like.” Well… over time I realized I was

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caffè sottoestratto o sovraestratto
The art of brewing coffee

How to recognize an under-extracted or over-extracted coffee: a guide to correcting your brew

Why recognize an under-extracted or over-extracted coffee Recognizing the signs of under-extracted or over-extracted coffee is the first step to improving your technique, getting more balanced cups and bringing out coffee’s natural aroma, as also explained by the standards of the Specialty Coffee Association. Has it ever happened to you that you saw the coffee

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The art of brewing coffee

Channeling in espresso: what it is, why it ruins extraction, and how to avoid it

When I started taking my first steps in the world of coffee I was obviously unaware of the existence of channeling. I only began to understand it when I decided to buy a bottomless portafilter, the kind that in YouTube videos they call “bottomless portafilter” (an example here). Channeling is insidious because it’s invisible to

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