Today's video takes a close look at charge temperatures for coffee roasting. Selecting the right temperature to start your roast will either set you up for success or failure. We discuss why the right charge temperatures for home coffee roasters will help us move through the dry phase with enough momentum to dry the coffee and point us towards first crack with confidence. Too much energy will cause us to fly through first crack and not enough will cause us to crash and bake our coffee. So, checkout this video and share your thoughts or questions about charge temperatures.

There are a couple of other videos I made that will help add context to this video. I would encourage you to watch:
3 Tips For New Home Coffee Roasters - [ Ссылка ]
Why The Dry Phase Is So Important - [ Ссылка ]
How To Roast Sweet Flavorful Coffee - [ Ссылка ]
Coffee Roasting Development Phase - [ Ссылка ]

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Video Timeline
0:00 Charge Temperatures For Home Coffee Roasters
1:15 What is Charge Temperature?
1:55 How does the charge temperature affect the roast?
4:44 Understanding our roasting equipment performance determines our charge temperature range
6:03 How do I know what charge temperature to choose?
9:15 Using your charge temperature to get creative with your roast
11:37 The perils of choosing too low or high of a charge temperature
13:50 The type of coffee can influence your charge temperature
15:25 Exhaust Temperature defined
17:20 Exhaust Temperatures help us monitor roast momentum
19:45 Share your experience with charge & exhaust temperatures
20:50 Built up energy can be used to our advantage as air for convection roasting

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If your looking for a decent everyday coffee to get started roasting coffee at home, consider this 3 LB Nicaragua fresh green coffee beans (Amazon’s Choice) - [ Ссылка ]

Looking for a intro way to roast coffee? Consider this hot air popper to roast coffee - [ Ссылка ]

Kettle
Bonavita 1 Liter Kettle - [ Ссылка ]
Bonavita 1.7 Liter Kettle - [ Ссылка ]

Grinder
Baratza Encore Burr Grinder [ Ссылка ]
Bodum Burr Grinder - [ Ссылка ]

Scale
Coffee Scale With Timer - [ Ссылка ]
Better Scale (OXO Brand) - [ Ссылка ]

Immersion Brewers
Clever Dripper - [ Ссылка ]
French Press - [ Ссылка ]

Percolation/Pour-Over Brewers & Supplies
Kalita 155 Stainless Steel Dripper - [ Ссылка ]
Kalita 155 Stainless Paper Filters - [ Ссылка ]
Kalita 185 Stainless Steel Dripper - [ Ссылка ]
Kalita 185 Paper Filters - [ Ссылка ]

I roast coffee on my Mill City 500 gram commercial coffee roaster every week. I also use a Behmor and a hot air popcorn popper to roast some great coffee. Join me as we roast, brew and cup coffee every week at home.

Do you roast coffee at home? Do you craft single serve coffee and if so, what brewing method do you like? Please share your comments and be sure to like this video!

About Me:
I am a coffee enthusiast who roasts coffee from home on my sample size commercial drum coffee roaster. Coffee has been in my life for over 40 years, whether I was selling it or roasting it, I want to share my passion with you.

Supplies to Build Your Coffee Cart & Organize
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Wheels (set of 4) - [ Ссылка ]
Hefty 15 Quart Storage Bins - [ Ссылка ]

Music:
Rubber Necking - Topher Mohr and Alex Elena

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