How To Froth Milk For A Cappuccino Or Latte - Breville Bar Italia ESP4 Instructions For Use Manual

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OPERATING YOUR BREVILLE ESPRESSO/CAPPUCCINO MAKER
HOW TO FROTH MILK FOR A
CAPPUCCINO OR LATTÉ
A cappuccino is an espresso topped with
steamed and frothed milk (
steamed milk,
served luke warm in a cup.
A latte is an espresso topped with
steamed and frothed milk (
topped with steamed milk and about 10cm of
frothed milk), traditionally served in a glass
wrapped with a serviette.
The first step in making a cappuccino/latte
is to make a short espresso (Follow steps
in 'How to make an Espresso').
Fill the frothing jug 1/3 full with cold milk
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(skim milk is the easiest to froth).
Hold the frothing jug below the froth
enhancer. Immerse the froth enhancer
10mm into the milk and rotate the
Selector Control to the 'STEAM'
position
jug in a circular motion around the
froth enhancer.
TO AVOID SPLATTERING OF HOT MILK, DO NOT LIFT THE STEAMING
NOZZLE ABOVE THE SURFACE OF THE MILK WHILE FROTHING.
ENSURE THE SELECTOR CONTROL IS IN THE 'STANDBY' POSITION
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BEFORE REMOVING THE FROTHING JUG.
espresso,
frothed milk), traditionally
espresso,
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. Gently move the frothing
When the milk begins to increase in
volume, immerse the froth enhancer
deeper into the milk to further heat the
milk. Do not allow the milk to boil.
Turn the Selector Control to the
'STANDBY' position to stop the steaming
function before removing the jug.
Add the steamed milk to each cup of
freshly brewed espresso coffee and spoon
on the frothed milk.
Switch the power off at the power outlet,
unplug the power cord, remove all steam
pressure and allow the appliance to cool.
Do not remove the water tank cap or the
filter holder until the steam pressure in
the appliance has been released. The
Pressure Indicator Button should drop
down and be flush with the top of the
water tank cap.

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