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adiaphane

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Okay, so I don't sit in front of my computer all day doing nothing... I sit in front of my computer all day drinking coffee.

My espresso machine is an Andreja Premium, and I brew all espresso ristretto (double shots, thirty seconds) I don't have pictures right now of the crema I get, especially with Yemeni beans, but will put some up in case some of you are coffee nerds and would like explicit coffee photos.

Here's what I do to the espresso:
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No, I don't put sugar in that (really, when it's good, you don't need any).
 
Time to go fix myself a cup of coffee. That almost looks too good to drink...almost.
Good to see I'm not the only one that has a whole ceremony for fixing a cup of coffee. Mine always ends up looking like much uglier though.

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Ohhh...that is so beautiful! How do you do that? I need to learn how to do that....seriously!

(That's a great Deruta cup too - I used to sell that pattern...I forget the name though...Raffaellesco? I love Majolica ceramics. I have some nice Mexican Majolica from Uriarte....Hmmm. Now I miss that job....)
 
That's really pretty, Tien :)

I saw a show on (I think it was) the Food Network that showed a bunch of baristas showing off their swirly techniques. I get about as fancy as dropping some sugar and half & half into my mug.
 
OMG, Heather, you know Deruta? I used to work for a place that would sell deruta, and I got such a great discount... unfortunately a lot of it has broken, and I went to another ceramics place to get some more, and the cups were 50-100$ per... a little too steep for me. Aren't they beautiful? And, if I remember correctly, thsi design is called rafaellesco.
 
Yep, I used to work at this place called "Cookworks" in Albuquerque and Fanta Se. We sold such beautiful dinnerware, including the Deruta and Vietri, and that great octagonal stuff from Provence. I loved that job....

Um, I would link in the url but, apparently the "fine" management finally did them in...

http://www.alibi.com/index.php?scn=food&di=2005-08-11
It was a great store but not well run....pity.
 
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