Re: Those overly-large bubbles
Thanks Rob and Java ... Ill try for closer to the centre and less expressive vehemence on the part of the steam! That should fix it.....
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Re: Those overly-large bubbles
With large bubbles youre either injecting too much air or youre over heating the milk.
Java "Hhhmmm...Microfoam!" phile
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Re: Those overly-large bubbles
Hi Anthony,
Is it a 3-hole steam tip on the La Pavoni? If so, my experience is that they need a very different action than the steam arm on an Atomic or even a Silvia. Principles are the same, but you need to try different angles and play with where you position the tip in relation to the centre/sides of the jug (the Pavoni I use requires very little air sucked into the milk and it does better if the jug is not angled and the steamer tip in the centre; my Silvia needs a bit longer in the air-sucking dept and its single-hole tip needs a good angled entry near the side of the jug; the Atomic is the most forgiving steamer, I think). I dont use the pavoni often enough to have mastered microfoam with it, but theres nothing stopping you from doing so.
Enjoy!
Rob
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Those overly-large bubbles
Im getting overly large bubbles when I froth (using a La Pavoni Professional).
Is there a solution? Maybe a preferred technique?Tags: None
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