Hottop KN-8828B-2K+ - Colombian Beans Advice
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Such as? Plug in, warm up, add beans.
Advice on what aspect, what have you tried.
Advice on what aspect, what have you tried.
Dave Stephens
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roasting colombian beans specifically... what to look out for, tips, high heat, low fan after FC?
anything plz
anything plz
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wow awesome man! thank you so much i will definitely try this.
any more tips please feel free to share!
any more tips please feel free to share!
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One thing I have learned is that "less is more". To get to first crack at about ten minutes, you may have to roast 1/2 pound or less of green coffee.
For my 2012 Hottop, I started out roasting 265 grams. But I slowly started reducing that amount, and getting better tasting results. After two years, I settled on 195 grams as the maximum amount to roast which gives me the best results.
For my 2012 Hottop, I started out roasting 265 grams. But I slowly started reducing that amount, and getting better tasting results. After two years, I settled on 195 grams as the maximum amount to roast which gives me the best results.
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rgrosz wrote:For Colombian beans, I usually load the beans at 275F. I turn off both the fan and the heat at 1:00 after first crack starts. I normally drop the beans at 2:15 after first crack starts. Here is the profile for my latest roast:
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hey dude... i tried your method....
what you think?
thx for help.
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Not sure ... can't really taste your coffee from Atlanta, GA
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Sorry man, i wanted to take this one to a darker roast second crack but not sure if i dropped too early?
About to taste.... thanks
About to taste.... thanks
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I never take Colombian coffee to second crack, prefer it a bit lighter.
I am surprised you got to second crack so quickly. I turn my heat and fan off completely at 1:30 after first crack starts, then let it coast from that point.
I am surprised you got to second crack so quickly. I turn my heat and fan off completely at 1:30 after first crack starts, then let it coast from that point.
LMWDP #556
Life is too short to drink bad wine - or bad coffee
Life is too short to drink bad wine - or bad coffee