Roasting coffee with Artisan data logging software can help improve a home coffee roaster's ability to craft their roast profile. In this video, I demonstrate how I use Artisan to help me target times and temperatures to roast some great tasting coffee. Roasting coffee with Artisan will not only help me during my roast, but can be saved and recalled later to compare and analyze other roasts. It can also be used as a log or journal for roasting details or cupping results.
Artisan is a free/opensource software you can downloaded here artisan-scope....
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Video Timeline
0:00 Roasting Coffee With Artisan
1:48 Exhaust Temp & Bean Temp
2:10 Buttons to mark Temp, Air & Drum Speed
3:39 Starting Artisan & marking charge on the roaster
4:44 Marking power/energy using buttons
5:20 Marking air and dry using buttons
5:30 Turning Point
5:55 Dry Time Estimates by Artisan
6:39 Monitoring Bean Temperature
6:59 Monitoring Rate Of Rise
7:40 Monitoring bean color
8:50 Yellow beans and calling/marking dry end
10:10 Lowering energy & marking it in artisan
10:30 Using Browning Phase Time Estimate to craft flavors
12:53 Marking First Crack in Artisan
13:23 Monitoring my Development phase time & smelling the coffee
14:12 Dropping the coffee
15:28 Analyzing the beans for roasting defects and roast quality
17:00 Cool End & Time Adjustments in Artisan
19:40 Artisan Analyzer
21:50 How to target your first crack time
22:51 Crafting your browning phase using Artisan
24:34 Using the development time to correct browning phase errors
25:45 The beauty of Artisan (log, journal, compare and analyze)
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27:40 Share your comments & ask your questions
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I roast coffee on my Mill City 500 gram commercial coffee roaster every week. I also use a Behmor and a hot air popcorn popper to roast some great coffee. Join me as we roast, brew and cup coffee every week at home.
Do you roast coffee at home? Do you craft single serve coffee and if so, what brewing method do you like? Please share your comments and be sure to like this video!
About Me:
I am a coffee enthusiast who roasts coffee from home on my sample size commercial drum coffee roaster. Coffee has been in my life for over 40 years, whether I was selling it or roasting it, I want to share my passion with you.
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16 авг 2024