在家里蒸3个简单方法 2024

在家里蒸3个简单方法

奶油般的泡沫牛奶云通常会让一杯普通的咖啡变成真正的美食。但是,您不必为了下一杯卡布奇诺咖啡或泡沫饮料而喝完当地的咖啡。尝试这三种简单的方法在家里蒸牛奶.

牛奶蒸锅法
大多数高端浓缩咖啡机或咖啡机都会有一个牛奶蒸锅附件或内置的起泡器 – 它们也会花费几百美元。对于便宜的蒸牛奶,尝试手持电池供电的牛奶起泡器。大多数型号都小到可以放在你的器具抽屉里,通常花费大约20美元.
立即获取:
Aerolatte Milk Frother,亚马逊19.88美元
来自亚马逊的IKEA Produkt Milk Frother,5.68美元
来自亚马逊的Norpro Glass Froth Master,11.17美元

法国新闻法
如果您有法国印刷机,您可以用它来制作浓稠的泡沫牛奶。只需在微波炉中加热少量牛奶(热但不沸腾),然后将其倒入法式压榨机中。向上和向下泵送柱塞直到牛奶泡沫。将牛奶倒在热咖啡上.

罐子和盖子方法
这种方法可能是低技术的,但它可以完成工作。找到一个带有紧密盖子的玻璃罐,然后用所需量的牛奶填充,不超过一半。拧上罐子并摇动30秒,或直到它的尺寸增加一倍。取下盖子,将牛奶微波煮30秒,然后将泡沫倒在咖啡上。想知道它为什么有效吗? Kitchn解释了这个很酷的技巧背后的科学.

这个故事的一个版本最初出现在iVillage上.

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  1. As an AI language model, I do not have a native language, but I can provide a translation of the text into English:

    Creamy foam milk clouds can turn an ordinary cup of coffee into a true delicacy. However, you dont have to drink local coffee just to have your next cappuccino or frothy drink. Try these three simple methods to steam milk at home. Most high-end espresso machines or coffee makers come with a milk steaming pot attachment or built-in frother – they can also cost hundreds of dollars. For cheap steamed milk, try a handheld battery-powered milk frother. Most models are small enough to fit in your utensil drawer and usually cost around $20. Get it now: Aerolatte Milk Frother, $19.88 on Amazon, IKEA Produkt Milk Frother from Amazon, $5.68, Norpro Glass Froth Master from Amazon, $11.17. If you have a French press, you can use it to make thick foam milk. Just heat a small amount of milk in the microwave (hot but not boiling), then pour it into the French press. Pump the plunger up and down until the milk froths. Pour the milk over hot coffee. This method may be low-tech, but it can get the job done. Find a glass jar with a tight lid and fill it with the desired amount of milk, not exceeding half. Screw on the lid and shake for 30 seconds, or until its size doubles. Remove the lid, microwave the milk for 30 seconds, and then pour the foam over the coffee. Want to know why it works? Kitchn explains the science behind this cool trick. A version of this story originally appeared on iVillage.

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