Comments on: Roasting Coffee Beans in Popcorn Popper Roaster, how to http://blog.organiccoffeedeals.com/coffee-news/roasting-coffee-beans-in-popcorn-popper-roaster-how-to/ Smooth organic coffee beans shade grown for rich taste Tue, 27 Jul 2010 09:44:49 +0000 hourly 1 http://wpcommander.net/?v=3.3.1 By: Miato http://blog.organiccoffeedeals.com/coffee-news/roasting-coffee-beans-in-popcorn-popper-roaster-how-to/#comment-83 Miato Fri, 22 Jan 2010 00:18:17 +0000 http://blog.organiccoffeedeals.com/coffee-news/roasting-coffee-beans-in-popcorn-popper-roaster-how-to/#comment-83 blog.organiccoffeedeals.com to GoogleReader! Thank you <a href="http://www.vodefeel.com/" rel="nofollow">Miato</a> blog.organiccoffeedeals.com to GoogleReader!
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]]> By: carlcat http://blog.organiccoffeedeals.com/coffee-news/roasting-coffee-beans-in-popcorn-popper-roaster-how-to/#comment-58 carlcat Tue, 05 Jan 2010 21:50:15 +0000 http://blog.organiccoffeedeals.com/coffee-news/roasting-coffee-beans-in-popcorn-popper-roaster-how-to/#comment-58 Great informative video. I was led to believe that the first 12 to 24 hours after roasting, the beans needed to be in a one way bag to let the co2 (to degas) out and not air in, any thoughts on this? Great informative video. I was led to believe that the first 12 to 24 hours after roasting, the beans needed to be in a one way bag to let the co2 (to degas) out and not air in, any thoughts on this?

]]> By: metaspherz http://blog.organiccoffeedeals.com/coffee-news/roasting-coffee-beans-in-popcorn-popper-roaster-how-to/#comment-59 metaspherz Mon, 28 Dec 2009 07:24:55 +0000 http://blog.organiccoffeedeals.com/coffee-news/roasting-coffee-beans-in-popcorn-popper-roaster-how-to/#comment-59 Have you tried using two colanders to pour beans from one into another? The air exposure helps cooling plus any left over chaff floats away. I also use two fine mesh strainers because more air gets to the beans helps them to cool faster. I store them in a mason jar with cheesecloth over the lid to aid de-gassing for the first 8 to 10 hours followed by a regular lid. I haven't noticed a loss of flavor using cheesecloth as apposed to a lid with a hole in it or using an air tight container. Have you tried using two colanders to pour beans from one into another? The air exposure helps cooling plus any left over chaff floats away. I also use two fine mesh strainers because more air gets to the beans helps them to cool faster. I store them in a mason jar with cheesecloth over the lid to aid de-gassing for the first 8 to 10 hours followed by a regular lid. I haven’t noticed a loss of flavor using cheesecloth as apposed to a lid with a hole in it or using an air tight container.

]]> By: metaspherz http://blog.organiccoffeedeals.com/coffee-news/roasting-coffee-beans-in-popcorn-popper-roaster-how-to/#comment-60 metaspherz Mon, 28 Dec 2009 06:50:49 +0000 http://blog.organiccoffeedeals.com/coffee-news/roasting-coffee-beans-in-popcorn-popper-roaster-how-to/#comment-60 Thanks guys, it's great to see & hear about other techniques to improve my roasting results. I wish I would have seen this video a year ago when I was a newbie. It would have saved me a few pounds of failures. I am refering this vid to others interested in home roasting. I have friends who're not fans of popcorning but I think my results are as good as their iRoasts and Nesco roasters that cost considerably more. If my air popper stops working I might upgrade. Thanks guys, it’s great to see & hear about other techniques to improve my roasting results. I wish I would have seen this video a year ago when I was a newbie. It would have saved me a few pounds of failures. I am refering this vid to others interested in home roasting. I have friends who’re not fans of popcorning but I think my results are as good as their iRoasts and Nesco roasters that cost considerably more. If my air popper stops working I might upgrade.

]]> By: olishant http://blog.organiccoffeedeals.com/coffee-news/roasting-coffee-beans-in-popcorn-popper-roaster-how-to/#comment-61 olishant Sat, 14 Nov 2009 04:58:40 +0000 http://blog.organiccoffeedeals.com/coffee-news/roasting-coffee-beans-in-popcorn-popper-roaster-how-to/#comment-61 Good idea. Good idea.

]]> By: slippyg http://blog.organiccoffeedeals.com/coffee-news/roasting-coffee-beans-in-popcorn-popper-roaster-how-to/#comment-62 slippyg Mon, 19 Oct 2009 15:25:32 +0000 http://blog.organiccoffeedeals.com/coffee-news/roasting-coffee-beans-in-popcorn-popper-roaster-how-to/#comment-62 I have a new method now of placing the metal collander in the freezer prior to roasting. Means its real cold when putting beans in it! Its a great method and have found the beans are wonderful this way. They taste better than ones you buy pre-roasted cos theyre so fresh :D I have a new method now of placing the metal collander in the freezer prior to roasting. Means its real cold when putting beans in it! Its a great method and have found the beans are wonderful this way.
They taste better than ones you buy pre-roasted cos theyre so fresh :D

]]> By: caffevinci http://blog.organiccoffeedeals.com/coffee-news/roasting-coffee-beans-in-popcorn-popper-roaster-how-to/#comment-63 caffevinci Mon, 19 Oct 2009 15:10:54 +0000 http://blog.organiccoffeedeals.com/coffee-news/roasting-coffee-beans-in-popcorn-popper-roaster-how-to/#comment-63 How do they taste? How do they taste?

]]> By: slippyg http://blog.organiccoffeedeals.com/coffee-news/roasting-coffee-beans-in-popcorn-popper-roaster-how-to/#comment-64 slippyg Fri, 25 Sep 2009 07:29:13 +0000 http://blog.organiccoffeedeals.com/coffee-news/roasting-coffee-beans-in-popcorn-popper-roaster-how-to/#comment-64 I've found that any air popper over 1200W is good enough. Anything below this is inadequate. :D I’ve found that any air popper over 1200W is good enough.

Anything below this is inadequate. :D

]]> By: slippyg http://blog.organiccoffeedeals.com/coffee-news/roasting-coffee-beans-in-popcorn-popper-roaster-how-to/#comment-65 slippyg Fri, 25 Sep 2009 07:28:09 +0000 http://blog.organiccoffeedeals.com/coffee-news/roasting-coffee-beans-in-popcorn-popper-roaster-how-to/#comment-65 You're meant to leave them in a container with the lid off for at least 12 hours before air sealing them. this is to let CO2 gases emit from the beans prior to consumption. also leave them at least 24hours (including the initial 12) before grinding etc. best to grind as you use and not grind them all at once also :D You’re meant to leave them in a container with the lid off for at least 12 hours before air sealing them. this is to let CO2 gases emit from the beans prior to consumption.
also leave them at least 24hours (including the initial 12) before grinding etc. best to grind as you use and not grind them all at once also :D

]]> By: slippyg http://blog.organiccoffeedeals.com/coffee-news/roasting-coffee-beans-in-popcorn-popper-roaster-how-to/#comment-66 slippyg Fri, 25 Sep 2009 07:26:19 +0000 http://blog.organiccoffeedeals.com/coffee-news/roasting-coffee-beans-in-popcorn-popper-roaster-how-to/#comment-66 i love how your wife also holds the same enthusiasm for coffee roasting. your a lucky man :D i love how your wife also holds the same enthusiasm for coffee roasting. your a lucky man :D

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