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150° (70 c.) or a few degrees past that. If you get the milk too hot it will rapidly lose its stretch and volume.
Beyond that point it will be scalded and can add a nasty taste to your beverage. Practice timing when to stop
so the milk hits no more than about 150° F. (70 c.). With your hand on the pitcher, the time to stop is about
the time the pitcher becomes, or is about to become, uncomfortably warm to hold.
CAUTION: The outer surface of the pitcher can get hot enough to cause you to jerk away. This can
cause milk to splash out of the pitcher with a potential to cause burns.
So how to tell when you have gone far enough and have the right sort of consistency? Besides using
the thermometer, if you have good light to enable you to see the surface of the milk as you work, during this
final stretching phase you will see the surface change in the way it begins to reflect light. The milk’s surface
will turn into a shiny, almost iridescent white with the sheen of silk. The viscosity will be somewhat like
white latex paint.
8 When you think it is time to stop, by all means do so, and don’t hesitate. Better stopping just a bit too soon
than going a bit too far! Holding the pitcher by the handle in one hand and carefully moving the other hand
to the steam valve as you are in the last few seconds makes it easier to stop when the time is right.
When ready to stop, close the steam valve. While holding the pitcher still, pick up the wet rag with
your free hand and then remove the pitcher from under the wand. As soon as the wand is exposed, use the
wet rag to wipe the wand to remove the milk residue. When the exterior of the wand is clean, remove the
rag and open and close the steam valve quickly to give a quick blast to clear the wand of any milk residue
which may have gotten in through the holes in the tip.
CAUTION: The milk in the pitcher can be quite hot. Remove the pitcher carefully and only after the
flow of steam has stopped. Removing the pitcher from the wand too soon can cause hot milk to be
splashed out of the pitcher. Use care when wiping the wand as the metal parts it will be very hot.
Use caution when releasing steam from an exposed steam wand. Hot steam can cause burns.
9 Examine the milk in the pitcher. If there are any large bubbles try knocking the pitcher downward on the
counter top to pop them. Do so gently so as not to “bounce” milk out of the pitcher. Now swirl the pitcher
by placing its bottom flat on the counter and swirl the pitcher in small circles to homogenize the stretched
milk. This also will give you instant feedback as to the consistency of the milk to indicate how successful
you were in the stretching process
10 Pour yourself a cappuccino or a latte, and enjoy!
Milk Stretching Tips
• It is generally best to pull your espresso shot first and then steam the milk. If milk is allowed to sit for long
it loses its texture. For milk-based drinks, whatever flavor might be lost in the espresso from sitting for a
minute or two won’t be sensed in a milk-laden beverage. As you become more adept at stretching the milk
you will be able to start an espresso extraction and then stretch the milk at the same time. The dual boilers
of the DD make that an easy task, keeping the extraction controlled while still supplying excellent steaming
power.
• Pulling the espresso directly into the serving cups will retain as much flavor and crema as possible.
Using a correctly shaped pitcher can help. The best are the ones that look like a bell- wider at the bottom
than at the top. The narrowing helps keep the milk contained when the steam tries to force it up out of the
pitcher and also helps swirl the milk using the force of the steam.
• Use a quality milk. The bargain brands are often from cows fed a low-quality feed or silage and the milk is
more difficult to stretch and does not hold the stretch as well. Try a name-brand, quality 2%. Once you get
better at this you can experiment. For an indulgent treat, try mixing two parts milk with one part cream or
half-and-half.
Soymilk can also be used. Experiment to find one that suits our taste and style of steaming. As with cow
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