October 25, 2006
To finish off this issue we will highlight some new coffee recipes you have sent in this month.
And just in case you missed the last issue we will run through RSS feeds one more time. We will cut through the computer-speak to explain what they are so you can decide if you want your Java Cafe updates using these new features.
Cheers,
Craig.
The Java Cafe
What is an Espresso?
We all know what an Espresso is right? Do you know how much coffee is needed exactly? What temperature should the water be? What pressure your machine should be rated to? What color should the Crema be? Crema, what's Crema?In our "What is an Espresso?" article you will find the answers to all these questions and more..
How to make a ???
In this months how-to's, we explain how to make several more coffee styles.We list a range of coffee drink types and how to make them. The newly added how-to's are:
How to make an Espresso Romano.
How to make an Espresso Con Panna.
How to make a Ristretto.
Take a look at our updated listing of Coffee Drink Types.
New Recipes...
Below are a few recipes that we have just added to the coffee recipes page. Thanks to everyone who has shared a favourite recipe we us. For those who want to, its very easy and you can remain anonymous if you prefer.Brown Velvet - a coffee warmer.
Cafe Au Lait - a popular cinnamon treat.
Cafe Speciale - a spicy choclate coffee.
Check out our listing of other coffee recipes.
In next months issue....
In next months issue of Spilling The Beans, we'll have more how-to's and recipes. We will also tackle some of those trendy coffee terms and buzz words that you may have heard in your favourite cafe. We will cover them all, from acidity through to winey (hopefully we will have remembered a Z word by then too...).See you soon...
Cheers,
Craig.
P.S. Story - RSS Feeds and the new Java Cafe Blog....
There are lots of new technologies out there, and more arriving daily. At The Java cafe, we have started to provide RSS feeds and blogs to provide updates to people who prefer these to a newsletter. While these technologies provide real-time updates, we will also be providing exclusives and special deals via our newsletter.The Java Cafe Blog is a update page that you can visit to see what the latest updates have been. No need to search the site looking for anything new.
RSS feeds are a little different. You register your interest in receiving updates in your RSS reader (software that sits on your computer). When you tell it to, the reader runs off and gets updates from the sites you have registered. We can't access your computer with this communication, you control it. You can register with any site that has the little orange RSS or XML buttons. Find out more at our RSS help page.
P.P.S. If you have a topic you want more information on, tell
us about it.