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Properties Of Your New ›Design Espresso Slim; Tips For Best Results; Selection And Storage Of Coffee Beans; The Grind - Gastroback Design Espresso Slim Bedienungsanleitung

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PROPERTIES OF YOUR NEW ›DESIGN ESPRESSO SLIM‹
This chapter will provide an overview on the various functions and features of your
new EspressoAdvanced.
Function
Used for ...
Two pre-programmed
By pressing the 1 cup button or 2 cups button, you can extract a single espres-
brewing functions
so (approx. 20 ml) or double espresso (approx. 125 ml). As soon as the selected
amount is given off, the machine will stop operation automatically.
For brewing a single espresso, it is best to use the 1 cup filter basket and fill in
only 1 level measuring spoon of coffee powder.
For brewing a double espresso or 2 separate cups in a single step of operation,
the 2 cups filter basket is required, which can be filled with up to 2 level measu-
ring spoonful of coffee powder.
Low pressure pre-infusion
Gives off hot water under reduced pressure for gently expanding the coffee grinds. This way,
you will get a more even extraction. After pre-infusion, the brewing system will pressurize the
group head for starting the real extraction.
Removable water tank
The valve at the bottom of the water tank will open and close automatically. Thus, no
water will run out when removing the tank.
Water filter
Supports the machine on optimal functioning as well as brewing an even high quality
coffee and obtaining perfect taste.
Portafilter with 2 spouts
Thanks to the 2 spouts of the portafilter, 2 cups can be filled simultaneously. Place 1
cup under each spout. If you wish to fill only 1 cup, simply centre your cup under the
portafilter.
For espresso pads
Use the 1 cup filter basket, if you do not wish to dose and tamp the coffee grinds on
your own. Ensure to buy suitable espresso pads for this filter basket.
Steam wand
Via this feature, steam and hot water may be given off. Use the thermally insulated
handle to move the steam wand, when it is hot after usage.
use the steam function to texture milk
the hot water function may be used for diluting your espresso for a Long Black
("normal" coffee), for preparing various hot drinks (e.g. tea, cocoa, hot choco-
late), and for pre-heating your cups and the portafilter.
Automatic shut-off
Switches off the machine automatically after being idle for approx. 20 minutes.
For experienced users:
When using this feature, within a wide range you can set the extraction volume accor-
programmable extraction
ding to your individual liking. Your settings will be kept in memory permanently.
volume
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TIPS FOR BEST RESULTS

Preparing delightful coffee is an art you will learn quite easily using your new espres-
so machine. This chapter will give you good advice for your perfect coffee.

SELECTION AND STORAGE OF COFFEE BEANS

To maximise flavour and taste it is best to grind directly before the extraction.
Start with fresh coffee beans to get the best possible extraction.
We recommend quality beans with a "Roasted On" date stamped on the bag,
not a "Best Before" or "Use By" date. Coffee beans are best consumed between
1 - 3 weeks after the "Roasted On" date.
Store coffee beans or ground coffee on a cool, dark place in a dry, air-tight
container. Vacuum seal if possible. Using a vacuum sealer from Gastroback,
you can seal your coffee in appropriate portions to preserve aroma and taste.
Buy coffee beans in small batches to reduce the storage time. Aroma and taste
will fade quickly, when storing ground coffee for more than a week.

THE GRIND

The grind size will affect the rate at which the water flows through the ground
coffee in the filter basket and, therefore, the taste of the espresso. The grind size
should be fine but not too fine. If the grind is too fine (looks like powder and feels
like flour when rubbed between fingers), the water will not flow through the cof-
fee even when under pressure. The resulting espresso will be dark in colour and
bitter in flavour. If the grind is too coarse the water will flow through the ground
coffee in the filter basket too quickly. The resulting espresso will be lacking in
colour and flavour.
For adapting the grind size to your favourite taste, begin with a medium grind
size in a range, suited for espresso machines. Then, change the settings of your
coffee grinder in small steps to reach the desired optimum.
When purchasing already ground coffee, ensure that the coffee is suited for
espresso machines, as indicated on the packet.

FILLING THE FILTER BASKET

Do not overfill the filter baskets. Use 1 level measuring spoon for filling the 1 cup
filter basket. When using the 2 cups filter basket, you may fill in up to 2 level
measuring spoons full.
For measuring the amount of coffee powder, do not press on the coffee powder
in the measuring spoon. Distribute the coffee powder evenly. By using the back
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