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For me, it always starts of for the first 10 seconds, then the rest of 15 are increasigly watery 🙁
Omg, I never understood why all these YouTube videos did NOT explain when to start timing. Like it’s only common sense to explain to those learning. It was so frustrating. Thank you for your thorough explanation!
sir, how many times you take for make double shoot and single shoot?
Thank you sir for your tips. Now I have more confident to make perfect short espresso☕
hey Marc,
I own a Vivi Izzo PID, what's your opinion on timing with this machine? when pump starts and shoot for 30-25, or at first drop?
Hi Mark, on a r58 2022 model – at 1st drip how many seconds would be a good extraction be if I were doing 20g of coffee beans? By the way I love your content and I have learned so much watching your videos.
I've never watched, or even had a latte before for that matter. Very informative. I would really like to try one.
I just ordered Bezerra by 13 from you guys! Can wait to play with it.Oh and of course I've got question. Do I have to tweek the grinder ,extraction time and temperature every time I'm changing grains?
How many types of cups are sizes are there for coffee?
I'm trying to figure the amount poured in an espresso with my new Profitec 500 as it has a lever that just stays on where my last machine was off when it thought it should be off. I't is puzzling me no end. No coffee I have is exactly the same as the last. Help!
Sorry I'm going to seem like a bit of a dunce with this question. Is the 20 – 30 second rule for single shots or double shots?
I'm using a lamzorrco linea classic and normally pull double shots. I've got the dose set appropriately. Using lavazza beans. I've set the extraction at 28 seconds, but this is from the time I hit the button. Meaning the espresso makes contact with water and that's when I start the timer. Should I be giving it a few extra seconds? The shots do taste a tad sour. Hard to tell if it's bitter or sour but it's definitely off a bit.
Hi Mark, I have new rocket giotto r and some time when I'm extracting espresso there is a whistling sound for 1 or 2 seconds, is it normal? The machine still new one week only
Hey man, quick question:
Using a dedica 685 with pressurized basket. With 14g of coffee and a programmed 32g of liquid in the cup, the flow takes only 16 seconds With a preinfusion of about 6 seconds. I just cannot get it to slow down – it's the same "speed" regardless of grindsize. I used very coarse supermarket coffee, coffee shop coffee ground as fine as my bad quality grinder gets and specialty coffee from a dedicated shop that ground the coffee to the finest setting of their commercial machine (which they told me would be too fine for basically any setup – it's actually almost a dust like powder). From my (apperantly useless) understanding, flow rate should be determined by grindsize, which doesn't seem to work for me. Do you maybe have an idea what could be going wrong?
Hello, great content. What is the time difference between 9 bar machines and a 15 or 19 bar machine? Thanks.
Just do what James Hoffman does for timing right…?
First I enjoy your videos very informative.
I am going to be ordering a gaggia naviglio milk .my first super automatic can't wait. I Also have two cheap cappuccino machines. That will go into the closet. Any way great videos.
Your voice is terrific you need to try acting. For real . GO FOR IT!
Hi. How can I know what grind size to use so that my espresso is extracted in the optimal time? 20-30s
Should fully automatic machines be the same? My cardona prestige go for about 10-15sec
Hi marc! I absolutely love all of your informational videos.
Now I don't have the highest top of the line espresso machine don't get me wrong but boy do I love me a great espresso.
I recently purchased myself a Breville Barista Express machine and I've taken it to the level that I do weigh my grams in, and out, using fresh bean and a tamper/distributor such as yours to eliminate as much user error as possible, and to keep everything as consistent as possible.
I'm using a medium roast fresh bean but cant for the love of me pull a drinkable shot that doesn't end up tasting bitter/burnt!
Right now I'm playing with 17g in 34g out with 20 second brew time at first drip but I don't know what variables I should be switching and working with.
I"m using a 54mm single wall filter baskets ment for a double pull.
With this comment I'm just looking for some direction perhaps , i've seen all your videos but perhaps I'm jumping too far ahead of myself.
Thanks!
-Andrew
Thank you for the tips! Ive been using this method to have a more consistent result. Previously Ive been using my brother’s Rocket Appartamento and been getting consistent great results when timing from first drip. I currently just got a Gaggia Classic Pro (a few days ago) which i timed from first drip to get a more consistent shot. I am currently experimenting on pre infusing prior to immediately brewing. And I believe the timing from first drip will help to get consistent results and adjust accordingly until obtaining your desired espresso taste.
Thanks for the video. Is the “rule” for timing 20-30 seconds for one oz of espresso and 40-60 seconds for a double shot? I almost do double shots and wonder if double the time is appropriate since it’s 2x bigger than a 1 ounce shot. Thanks again
I use a Flair Signature and often use a low pre-infusion, so most of my shots total time when starting at first contact with water are about a 50 seconds to a minute, but not including the preinfusion are usually in the ballpark of 30 seconds. I was always confuses about the timing so this video helps a lot!
What about single shots? They contain less coffee but extracting it for 25 sec makes it watery and the ratio doesn’t correspond
Thanks Marc, you’re the best
Marc works with multiple machines, so he has probably developed techniques that the average home prosumer with a single machine will never run into.
My machine’s built in timer starts when the pump is engaged. If, instead, I want to use times that begin as espresso flows out of the portafilter, this will require extra work. As a single machine user, what do I gain from this work?