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Advise on roasting Yemen beans please.
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Morning Cadan, been wondering how enjoyed them, pleased to hear the roast was a success , like you I found they were at their best around day 10.
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Tried this bean from day 6 very thick body very smooth, espresso average, cuts through milk well
Day 10 big improvement in the flavour espresso very nice
This is the first yemeni bean I have tried and I do like them, will use some in my blends
looking forward to trying another yemen variety.
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Sounds like a good roast Cadan, let's know how it turns out.Originally posted by Cadan View PostOk thanks for the tips yelta
Roasted my first batch last night in the corretto, 12 min to first ,unloaded at first snaps of second at 17 min.
No stones in this lot but I did find a peice of glass
So will see how we go in a few days.
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Ok thanks for the tips yelta
Roasted my first batch last night in the corretto, 12 min to first ,unloaded at first snaps of second at 17 min.
No stones in this lot but I did find a peice of glass
So will see how we go in a few days.
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Have to admit these are far from the top of my list of favorites, in fact I won't be ordering them again.
I bought a few kilo's of these a while back, found roasting no big deal, 750 grams in a Corretto approx 13 mins to first crack, lower heat and approx another 6 or 7 mins and remove at the first few snaps of second crack.
The beans are quite small, so you will need a cooling sieve with a smallish mesh, I have also found them to be quite dirty, stones etc so keep an eye out for them.
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Advise on roasting Yemen beans please.
Hello
laid my hands on some Yemen sanani mocca greens
This is my first time roasting Yemen beans , I am using a corretto,
So I would like some info / tips on roasting these beans from any corretto roasters please,
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