Making A Cup Of Caffe Au Lait Coffee

Making A Cup Of Caffe Au Lait Coffee
Making A Cup Of Caffe Au Lait Coffee

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Or in milk-based French coffee. then what? We already discussed the coffee Latte, an Italian specialty made with espresso and milk. This can be explained easily. The espresso-based coffee with milk can be made in one of two ways. The correct way to identify it is either Caffe Latte or caffe Au Lait when choosing between the Italian and French methods of brewing.

Or in French latte. So what? We mentioned Latte, a specialty Italian coffee made with espresso and milk. It can be easily explained. Latte made from espresso can be prepared in two ways. The correct way to determine if it’s Caffe Latte or Caffe Au Lait when choosing between Italian and French brewing methods.

This is the preparation process. You will need about 6 ounces of chilled milk and 7 ounces of freshly brewed hot coffee. Milk must be cooled to foam properly. Then we switched to the espresso machine to steam the milk. Around 160 degrees should be the temperature.

Then you need to add milk to the freshly brewed coffee. The ideal technique to achieve this is to use a spatula to prevent the froth of the molten milk from entering the cup first. As you probably know, the mousse should be at the top. About 65% coffee and 35% milk make up this coffee. Thats all to have it…

It is served in the usual bowls in France. New Orleans is another big market for this drink.