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* Glass Carafe/ Demitasse Cup * Espresso Machine * Ground Espresso Beans * Spring Water Instructions * Pour cold, clear water into the water chamber of machine and secure the boiler cap tightly. * If you want a single shot of espresso, 1 ounce water is enough, while for a double ounce, you will require two ounces. * Place the coffee basket in the filter holder and lightly pack the ground coffee inside. * Any coffee grounds on the sides or top of the filter should be removed. Now, place the filter holder in the machine. * Put the glass carafe, which comes with the machine, or a demitasse cup under the spout. * Now is the time to turn on the coffee machine. * The machine will heat the water to the right temperature and force the water through the coffee grounds. * You will see the coffee flowing into the cup, with brown foam, or "crema", on the top. * As soon as you see the foam turning almost white in color, remove the cup. Your espresso is ready. Tips for Making Espresso * If you grind espresso beans at home, remember that the result should be very fine, but not completely powdery. * While brewing espresso, make sure that the top is securely in place. Otherwise, the high-pressure water might make it explode. * The metal parts of the machine remain hot, for some amount of time, even after it has been switched off. So, handle it carefully. * Never ever make use of bottled spring water in an espresso machine. The high mineral content might harm the machine.
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