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home about contact me foodie bob foodie bob's blog sep 21 2014 coffee tasting – cuban beans and ebor blends by bobmoss -- anyone who knows me knows that i love my coffee. so much so that earlier this year i treated myself to a gaggia baby espresso machine and an iberital mc2 grinder. you can’t beat an americano in the morning (or for elevenses, or at lunch time, or in the mid afternoon…) made with freshly ground beans so this means that i buy quite a lot of beans. oh, and my wife is quite partial to a latte on a lunchtime too… york coffee emporium beans whilst browsing york coffee emporium’s website looking for my next caffeine fix i noticed that they they sell cuban coffee beans – this caught my eye as not many people import and roast them. i caught up with york coffee emporium at the malton food lovers festival and had a great time at their stall talking all things coffee. i had a chance to try some of their different blends, but unfortunately they didn’t have any of the cuban beans with them so i wasn’t able to taste them. a few months later i was approached by york coffee emporium and asked if i would be interested in reviewing some of their coffees. i saw this as a great opportunity to try their cuban beans that i had been looking at on their website. my normal “everyday” coffee is a blend so thought i would also try one of their blends. cuban altura lavado cuban altura lavado espresso the first coffee to be brewed was the limited edition cuban altura lavado.when looking at the beans, they are dark and glossy in colour with a great aroma. the shots pulled from the espresso machine produced a lovely thick crema. when used in an americano they produce a rich, smooth, full bodied coffee with a nutty, woody earthy taste. when used in a latte, the taste punches through the milk and produces a strong bold flavour. ebor blend ebor blend espresso the next beans to be brewed were the ebor blend. this blend is made from 3 different coffees – guatemala huehuetenango shb, malawi pamwamba and papua new guinea beans. these beans are lighter in colour and have more of a matt appearance. as with the cuban beans, they created a lovely thick crema. in the americano they produce a slightly sharper citrusy taste with more complex flavours which linger on the palette. in a latte, the flavours are a little more subdued which produces a smoother, easy drinking taste. round-up i would definitely recommend either of these two coffees. as the cuban beans have a stronger more robust flavour they would be well suited to true coffee lovers. personally i really enjoyed them as an afternoon pick me up. the ebor blend is much smoother to drink but is still packed with flavour. i could drink this blend all day long! no comments | tags: altura lavado , americano , beans , blend , brew , caffeine , coffee , crema , cuban , ebor , espresso , latte , york , york coffee emporium | posted in reviews jun 24 2013 easy chocolate brownies by bobmoss -- i love chocolate brownies and have 2 different recipes that i use depending on the type of brownie i want. i have an “indulgent” recipe which is really rich and has loads of chocolate in it which i don’t make very often. the recipe below however is my “everyday” brownie recipe that i use when i want to rustle up a batch of brownies quickly. don’t be fooled though, they may be quick and easy to make but they taste great! easy chocolate brownies continue onto the recipe… no comments apr 9 2013 john lewis easter goodies by bobmoss -- over the easter weekend the lovely people at john lewis kindly sent me an easter goodie basket filled with lots of egg related items. we keep our own chickens, so i thought this would be a good opportunity to use some our ladies’ eggs and give you a quick review of a couple of the items. john lewis easter gift basket one of the ladies responsible for our eggs now before we go any further, i have a couple of confessions: firstly, i’m not a big fan of eggs. i don’t mind egg in things (cakes, quiches, yorkshire puddings etc.) but i don’t like them on their own. my wife on the other hand is a massive egg fan and will often have a smelly egg sandwich! which brings me neatly onto my second confession… click to continue reading… no comments | posted in reviews aug 20 2012 yorkshire curd tart with lemon curd by bobmoss -- today i will be making a traditional yorkshire curd tart with a lemony twist. i already have my own tried and tested recipe for curd tart but when karen from lavender and lovage told me that this month’s “best of british” challenge was yorkshire, i knew i had to come up with something a bit special. yorkshire curd tart with lemon curd the challenge is kindly being sponsored by new world appliances and each month the challenge moves around the country to showcase the “best of british”. have a look at the “visit the beautiful and diverse county of yorkshire for great food and the best of british” post at lavender and lovage to see all the other entries for this month. best of british so onto the recipe… click to see more… 3 comments | tags: best of british , lavender and lovage , lemon curd , recipe , wolds cottage kitchen , yorkshire curd tart | posted in recipes may 17 2012 sourdough starter adventure – day four by bobmoss -- day four of my sourdough starter adventure and nothing much to report. it seems to be getting along nicely and looks about the same as it did yesterday. here is a photo looking down showing the foam which seems to be a bit more bubblier than yesterday. day four the starter now has quite a vinegary smell which, if what i’ve read is to be believed, should now start to mellow out and become more refined. i fed it again this evening by discarding half of it and adding 100g water and 75 flour. no comments may 16 2012 sourdough starter adventure – day three – we have action! by bobmoss -- today is day 3 of my sourdough adventure and we have action! i checked on it this morning and there is a distinct layer of foam above the liquid layer so i think things are starting to get moving. day three action! looking down into the jar you can see loads of foam now. day 3, more bubbles now things are starting to happen, the “feeding” changes slightly. i got rid of about half the starter and added 100g of water and 75g of flour. however, from now on i am adding plain white flour rather than the wholemeal as i want this to be a plain starter. i only used wholemeal in the first place as i had read that it’s more likely to have the yeasts etc. that are needed. i put the starter back in my office and checked on it an hour later and there was already a layer of foam (about 3mm high) so it looks like the yeast is starting to move into overdrive. it will be interesting to see how much it grows overnight. no comments | posted in recipes may 15 2012 sourdough starter adventure – day two by bobmoss -- today is day two of my sourdough starter adventure. at some point my starter is supposed to start making bubbles which is the yeast starting to multiply and do it’s stuff. i checked on my starter late last night and there were a couple of tiny bubbles on the surface but i’m not sure if they were yeast bubbles or bits of trapped air. this is what my starter looked like this morning: sourdough starter overnight as you can it has separated out a little bit. here is a shot looking down into the starter, are they bubbles? sourdough starter bubbles? anyway, i now need to give my starter it’s first “feed”. so, i added 75g of flour and another 100g of warm water. i then gave it a good stir up, put the clingfilm back on and put it back in my office. i’ll keep an eye on it overnight to see if any more bubbles start to appear. starter after first feeding no comments | tags: bread , make your own bread , sourdough , sourdough recipe , sourdough starter , wild yeast | posted in recipes may 14 2012 sourdough starter adventure – day one by bobmoss -- recently i have been making more and more of my own bread and one type of b

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