The Silvia’s boiler is made of marine grade brass and has the largest volume (12 oz.) of any home machine in its class. This large volume produces the best s…
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The Silvia’s boiler is made of marine grade brass and has the largest volume (12 oz.) of any home machine in its class. This large volume produces the best s…
I’m gonna go ahead and turn off this video
Good job!
You make that look such hard work for such little result………
Hm… somehow I do everything differently: I start with the espresso, then
I switch to steam and wait for about 30s (Rancillio says somewhere that
there is more steam available if you start steaming while the Silvia is
still heating). While steaming I lower the wand when the milk reaches body
temperature and stop when holding the pitcher at the side starts to hurt.
this was very helpfull thankyou.
A LITTLE BIT LAZY, BUT GOOD
looks like we have a barista in the making
I don’t bother turning on the pump any more when bleeding the steam line.
It takes a bit longer to bleed but I don’t have to refill the reservoir
nearly as much. The main thing to avoid when pulling the shot is that
Chsshhhh sound from too much steam pressure. Then a perfect shot is just a
matter of the right grind and tamp. Dead easy.
I Can Make a Cappuccino in a coffee machine( I’m only 10) I’m not lying