Re-Roasting??

Mar 17, 2005 3 Replies

Got some coffee that could be a wee bit darker (came in a bag from a Whole Foods store). I'm wondering what might happen if I put some beans in an air popper for 4-5 minutes. Would it become more French/Italian-ified??



I'm gonna try it anyhow; just wondering...



chuck


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When you roast coffee beans, they become darker till they become charcoal.

Ivo

Chuck,

I've never tried re-roasting, but I guess it's possible. I read an old post by Jim Schulman, who is a home-roasting guru, and one trick he has for boosting chocolate and spice flavors is to cool the coffee beans for 15 seconds between first and second crack.

If you can interrupt the roasting process and get better results, then you can probably re-roast as well. Please let us know what happens.

Chuck,

I've never tried re-roasting, but I guess it's possible. I read an old post by Jim Schulman, who is a home-roasting guru, and one trick he has for boosting chocolate and spice flavors is to cool the coffee beans for 15 seconds between first and second crack.

If you can interrupt the roasting process and get better results, then you can probably re-roast as well. Please let us know what happens.

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