Rapid Volatilization/Hydraulic Action in Roasting-Carl Staub - Page 2

Discuss roast levels and profiles for espresso, equipment for roasting coffee.
User avatar
endlesscycles
Posts: 921
Joined: 14 years ago

#11: Post by endlesscycles »

I don't think there is any specific drying phase. Obviously with only 10% loss on TW's roast, there is still moisture in the coffee; therefore it would have kept "drying" more had it stayed in the roaster longer.

Rapid moisture loss is certainly what causes expansion at the crack. I can also imagine that all that wonderful aroma at the crack could possibly be able to stay in the coffee and make it into the cup.... somehow.
-Marshall Hance
Asheville, NC

Post Reply