TV : Good Eats : Espress Yourself : Food Network

Posted by TheShot on 14 Apr 2007 | Tagged as: Home Brew, Quality Issues

Last night I caught a recent airing of Alton Brown’s “Good Eats” on the Food Network. The episode focused on home espresso production: TV : Good Eats : Espress Yourself : Food Network.

The series has always taken a more interesting, scientific layman’s approach towards cooking. And while most cooking shows, and most serious professional cooks for that matter, couldn’t tell a good espresso from the vile stuff they place in ads to actually sell the Tassimo machine, I was pleasantly surprised at how much the show got right. (Save, perhaps, his instructions to pre-heat milk to 160°F before stretching its surface when making a cappuccino.)

Maybe — just maybe — there is hope for us all.

A wide variety of coffee catastrophes from just one machine!

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One Response to “TV : Good Eats : Espress Yourself : Food Network”

  1. on 15 Jun 2007 at 12:16 pm -05:00T 1.Colin said …

    I totally agree — generally the media gets it wrong… all wrong.

    This time - not so bad.

    His espresso shots were not that jazzy — but the effort counts.

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