Brewing An Espresso Using Coffee Pods; Preparing A Cappuccino - Gaggia Milano CLASSIC RI9380 Mode D'emploi

To brew another espresso, slowly and carefully
remove the filter holder, moving it to the left. Be
careful not to burn yourself with the water left
on the coffee grounds. Once the filter holder has
been removed, some water will still drip. This is
due to the water pressure in the system. Remove
the grounds from the filter and any residues from
the screen (Fig.16).
Note. Keep the clean filter holder installed on
the machine without tightening it too much, so
that the entire brew unit is always at the correct
temperature.
Brewing an espresso
using coffee pods
Note. To use coffee pods, remember to only use
the traditional 1 cup filter (Fig.6).
Follow the instructions to make an espresso with
ground coffee using the single-dose pre-ground
coffee pod instead of ground coffee. Insert the
pod into the filter holder (Fig.1-17); make sure that
the paper of the pod does not stick out of the filter
holder.

Preparing a cappuccino

To p re p a re a tr adi ti o n al c a p p u c c i n o , we
recommend:
- using fresh whole milk at a cold temperature,
preferably high quality. The density of the
frothed milk will depend on the milk fat content.
- using stainless steel, circular, rounded
milk jugs, narrower at the top, with a spout,
necessary to make cappuccino decorations.
The steam wand (Fig.1-14) will dispense all the
steam required to froth the milk without bringing
it to a boil.
With two or three attempts and a little effort you will
become experts in preparing cappuccino.
Before starting, it is important to slightly move
the steam wand outwards in order to insert the
jug directly under it and facilitate the movements
required to froth the milk correctly.
At this point continue as follows:
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1. Prepare the espresso in a large cappuccino
cup as indicated in the paragraph "Brewing an
espresso using ground coffee".
2. Press the steam button (Fig.1-3).
3. After 15-20 seconds and when the steam
temperature indicator light (Fig.1-6) turns on.
4. Turn the steam/hot water knob slightly counter-
clockwise to eliminate any condensation from
the wand then close the knob again.
5. Place the jug, half-filled with cold milk, under
the steam wand.
6. Place the steam nozzle just below the surface
of the milk; if it has been inserted too deep,
the milk will not be frothed; if it has not been
inserted deep enough, big bubbles will be
produced and then disappear immediately.
It is important to keep the nozzle not at the
centre but close to the edge of the jug, with
an appropriate angle to produce a stronger
vortex (Fig.8-1).
7. Turn the steam dispensing knob (Fig.1-7)
counter-clockwise to let the steam come
out. During this phase there is maximum
air absorption and the milk must be frothed
almost cold.
Note. The steam pressure increases as the knob
is turned.
Note. The dispensing operation should last no
longer than 60 seconds.
Dispensing steam continuously for more than 60
seconds can empty the boiler out completely. In
this case, continue as indicated in the section
"Loading the circuit".
Note. To froth the milk correctly, the steam nozzle
(Fig.1-23) must always be in contact with the milk
and not with the froth (Fig.8-2). Therefore, as the
layer of froth increases, the jug must be slightly
raised trying to keep the nozzle in contact with
the milk, without touching the bottom of the jug
(Fig.8-A).
8. Once the desired frothing has been achieved,
the steam nozzle must be pushed further to
heat the milk well.
Note. It is advisable to always keep a hand on the
rounded part of the jug to feel the temperature
increase of the unfrothed milk.
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