Over time we have arrived at expect a great deal from our coffee. Furthermore we get to buy various custom beverages including lattes to espresso and Americanos, but we ask for different types of milk, creams and toppings. Today, we even get small art pieces made in our coffee by shaping the froth on our espresso into various shapes and styles. This is a small gesture but an extremely clever and appealing one; who doesn't smile when their espresso has a cheerful happy face on top? Now espresso foam art is becoming more common place however it is still a skill that can take a b while to get down but it's definitely worth the effort.

You need to start by pouring cold milk in your espresso maker's steam pitcher, ensuring that the milk is a least 34 degrees. Next place the steam wand towards the bottom of the pitcher. Activate the steam and withdraw the wand until you have smooth foam that rests on your pitcher. This one thing is a difficult process so take your time and smooth otherwise the foam won't be consistent. Now heat the milk from the pitcher to 100 degrees Fahrenheit. At this point you should put the steam wand inside the pitcher along its side and attempt to heat the milk getting the club it is around 150 degrees Fahrenheit; now it is time to add it to your espresso.

Pour the steamed milk to the espresso and you will probably see the foamy cream surface. Now you should mold it in your design. Officially you're meant to swing the milk in the shape you desire. To make a heart you simply pour the milk in towards the top of the cup and then make a small revolution of your circle at the top. Once you have the two small semi-circles then tilt it down cascading what exactly together in a small heart.[http://www.migente.com/your_page/blog/view_posting.html?pid=4672682&profile_id=8235173&profile_name=Eyesfig&user_id=8235173&username=Eyesfig Espresso]

You may earn a small flower by pouring the milk in approximately 2.5 cm from the bottom in the cup after which pour until the cup is half filled. You then shake the cup forward and backward while moving it forward the cup in order to create the flower design.

It's also possible to cheat a bit and try by using a utensil to draw the milk into various shapes and fashoins. This is a great way to fix the designs you pour if they don't turn out perfect initially. Simply poke the milk and then pull it in the shape you desire.

As you make more espresso drinks in this fashion, and try out various designs, you'll get better at making those you want. Keep trying and soon you'll be able to make your very own espresso foam art and impress your pals.