How Do You Know When Espresso Is Finished Brewing?


Question by tiger lou: How do you know when espresso is finished brewing?

I have a stovetop espresso maker (the classic aluminum kind). How strong should the heat be when I put the pot on the stove? How do I know when the espresso has finished perking? Should all the water in the reservoir perk out, or will there be some water left?
I have another stovetop espresso maker that perks the coffee right into the cup. With that one I know it’s finished bc the coffee stops running out. But w this other pot I can’t lift the lid to check until after I turn off the gas (or should I perk it w the lid lifted?!).
My first two attempts have yielded “cowboy coffee.”
Also I’ll add that the gas and ventilation fan are both so noisy that I can’t hear the coffee perking.

Best answer:

Answer by The Man
The machine starts to rumble real loud and then starts to calm down. It’s done just before it start to calm down. Leave it on too long and your coffee will taste like sh*t. Don’t worry about any leftover water in the container. You can also put the heat on full blast – but some people like a lower heat.

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One Response to How Do You Know When Espresso Is Finished Brewing?

  1. CKRT SQRL says:

    Taste it. (cksq)

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