- Make sure that your metal pitcher is completely chilled and filled with fresh milk.
- Do not steam your milk any higher than 150° because the milk temperature itself will rise as it rests.
- Steam your milk at a diagonal angle with the wand just below the surface of your milk for perfect foam.
- After you have steamed your milk, place the pitcher back in the refrigerator to chill for 30 more seconds so that the foam will set.
- Be sure to avoid any bubbles at all in your steamed milk.
- You can then freshly brew your espresso into your cappuccino cup, and begin by pouring in the steamed milk and then spooning your microfoam on top.
- For a drier cappuccino, you will use all foam.
- For a wet cappuccino, you will use more steamed milk with a smaller amount of foam on top.
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