How to Make a Cappuccino
Expand the description and view the text of the steps for this how-to video. Check out Howcast for other do-it-yourself videos from gsinfield and more videos in the Coffee category. You can contribute too! Create your own DIY guide at www.howcast.com or produce your own Howcast spots with the Howcast Filmmakers Program at www.howcast.com Become your own favorite barista by learning to create an authentic cappuccino at home. To complete this How-To you will need: 10 to 16 oz. Of cold milk A stainless-steel steaming pitcher A thermometer An espresso machine with a steamer wand 1/4 to 1/2 oz. of freshly ground espresso A tamper A spoon And a mug A saucpan A milk frother Sugar or other sweetener And cocoa or cinnamon Warning: Clean the steam wand thoroughly before you use it, since warm milk can breed bacteria. Step 1: Prepare the milk Pour milk into the pitcher so it is 1/3 to 1/2 full and submerge the thermometer. Place the steam wand in the milk so the tip is just below the surface. Tip: The difference between a cappuccino and a cafe latte is that cappuccino is espresso mixed with steamed milk and foam, while a latte is espresso mixed with just steamed milk. Step 2: Steam the milk Turn on the steam and watch the milk increase in volume as it heats and aerates. Turn off the steam when the thermometer reaches 140 degrees Fahrenheit. Never touch the steam wand or tip once you’ve turned on the steam — it’s hot! Be sure to hold the pitcher by the handle. Tip: You can also heat …
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SERIOUSLY – People need to STOP using non-SI units. This ruins the video for the rest of the world.
This is not a real cappuccino…
every morning before school, i drink a small cup of cappuccino, just 1 cup a day 5 days a week, im in 8th grade and 5’6 (asian) would that stun my growth if i keep drinking like that? ( a cup a day for 5 days i meant)
i also work out by the way
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What a load of crap that video was. No crema on the coffee. A propper cap doesn’t have any chocolate on it and a latte certainly isn’t just milk. A cap has about 1cm of froth a latte about half of that. The cappuccino got its name because it originated from those monks not because of the colors. They used coffee to keep them awake in long prayer sessions.
man… way too much milk. should be 1 part of each espresso, milk, and froth. Everybody makes their cappuccinos with too much milk, it’s not a latte…
The music was ok, but should have been louder and with a faster beat, because that just about put me to sleep. I wish my university professors would play music during their lessons like this.
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Thanks, this is great info that was put in a few words with very simple steps to follow!!
fucking heretic video T.T
Questo non รจ un cappuccino e nemmeno un espresso..Cosa hai fatto? O.O, non si usa il cucchiaio
This is not a cappuccino and isn’t an espresso.What are you doing ? O.O You don’t use spoon.
That is one odd looking button… Looks more like a knob that you turn to me.
Is this person trying to kill us or something?
That is how you make a cappuccino maybe for home use but if someone was trying to learn to work in a shop then they have got it all wrong.
First when your steaming the milk, I40c would kill us. You heat it up from 60-70c
Plus when you tamper you dont do it once, you stomp it then hit it with the circle round blob at the top on both sides then stomp and twist the second.
Plus dont go to starbucks or costa there crap go to the barista’s in chester there amazing i go there everyday. they have real coffee beans unlike starbucks and costa, and there sandwhichs are made freshly every single day, well as starbucks and costa are factory made LOL!
@Amy0896 do you even work at a cafe? what is this business with the tamper you speak of? you level the coffee, tamp by pressing down with the metal base, turn a bit to prevent coffee grounds from sticking and then remove the tamper.
and… with steamed milk it is supposed to be 140-150 degrees, hotter than that it’ll scorch, cooler than that and it will be lukewarm which is not what you want a latte to be. Coffee is served hot. H O T. not warm. I work at a professional cafe.
@Amy0896 he said 140 Farenheight stupid
this video is soooo noob :S
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@Nettikadlez 1 oz = 30 ml approximately
rule of thumb i learned in israel
I’ll be happy when Howcast produce a video on how to make a real cappuccino. At what stage was there a light coloured layer on top of your espresso!?! I personally feel bad that over 53,000 other people wasted their time watching this video.
I’m a classically trained barista and while this is far from something I’d ever serve a customer, for those who want to save the money and do it at home, it’s plenty sufficient. Though, personally I like to use a cinnamon flavored stevia for my sweetener AND my flavoring (there’s a dark chocolate one too that’s really good)
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