How To: Latte Art Plus Signature Pumpkin Spice Latte Recipe Thanks To Krups

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Ever want to learn how to do latte art? I’m always a sucker for these super AMAZING designs that are created with the foam of a hot cup of joe. Well, Krups just sent over an instructional video to teach us how and I just had to share!

Step 1: Pour enough cold milk for one cup into the steaming pitcher. Steam milk with the wand deep in the pitcher, then directing the milk in a counterclockwise fashion until the liquid heats to 150⁰F. For a foolproof way to create a smooth, velvety milk, KRUPS recently released their XL2000 Milk Frother, which makes rich, long lasting meringue-like milk at the touch of a button.

Step 2: Allow the milk to sit while you add one or two shots of freshly brewed espresso to a coffee mug – one with curved sides will work better than a squared off glass.

Step 3: Swirl the milk vigorously. If you see any bubbles, tap the pitcher on the counter several times and go back to swirling the milk for 20 to 30 seconds.

Step 4: Slowly start pouring the milk into the espresso. First in a circular pattern around the edge of the cup, slowly moving toward the center as the foam rises.
To create a leaf pattern: When your cup reaches half full, the foam will start to rise. Move your pitcher backwards as you pour while moving it from side to side using the motion of your hand to create a leaf pattern in the top of your latte. When you reach the end of the cup, pour a stream of milk right through the middle of your leaf pattern. Just be careful to use a small amount of milk so the design is not affected!

To create a heart pattern: Shake your hand as you would in making leaf. However, instead of moving backwards, keep your hand in the same general area, focusing on making a ringed circle.

Step 5: Enjoy!

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Looking to make the drink above? It’s a Pumpkin Spiced Latte. Here’s the recipe thanks to Krups!

Ingredients
· 2 fluid ounces espresso coffee
· 2 tablespoons pumpkin flavored syrup
· 1/2 cup milk, steamed
· 1/8 cup frothed milk
· 1 pinch pumpkin pie spice
· 1 pinch of cinnamon
· 1/2 teaspoon vanilla powder

Directions
· In a coffee mug, combine espresso coffee with flavored syrup. Pour in steamed milk and frothed milk and sprinkle with pumpkin pie spice, cinnamon, and vanilla powder.

 

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