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COFFEE: FROM THE BEAN TO THE EXQUISITENESS

Coffee takes its
name because of the seed of the coffee tree, a tree that grows naturally in
Ethiopian territory that belongs to the Rubiaceae family. The coffee has
between four and six meters high. Besides, it has greenish hue, opposite
leaves, its flowers are white and berry fruits are displayed in red. The seed
of this tree, i.e. coffee, usually measures about one centimeter, being flat on
one side and convex on the other, with a longitudinal groove. Its color is
yellow-green. Coffee grows well on
the islands of Java and Sumatra, and in Arabia, India, Africa, the Caribbean
and Central and South America, but in South America, Arabian crops produce
about two-thirds of all coffee consumed in the world, and is for that reason that
Colombia becomes a major exporter because it produces a coffee of the highest
quality, with the best texture and flavor.
As a
product of nature, the coffee is loaded with many chemical structures as it
contains around 1500 chemicals that are mostly antioxidant properties, and
hundreds of these structures are produced by chemical transformations during
the process roasting at temperatures exceeding 200 °C and a pressure of 25
bars. For example, nutrients that are shown in the following table
are constituted in coffee as a beverage, and this gives a large contribution of
energy and great health benefits. Finally we must say that the coffee as one of
the most consumed products in the world, and it has become one of the most
important products too, as it is second after oil.
Every product has a process and each process has a
technique, the way how to improve the final product seeking quality and
efficiency is the production. Since the first plantations, Colombian farmers
want to develop the best strategies and methods to increase their harvesting
taking into account that this country is one of the most important exporters of
this grain around the world. FEDERACION NACIONAL DE CAFETEROS, founded in 1927,
has been developing technological and scientific programs to achieve the best
results.
For producing a coffee of a high quality the
cultivators need to consider some important aspects related directly with this
practice such as ground, climate, geographic position and pest control, always
considering the environmental and workers protection. The adequate conditions
of weather and ground can produce coffee of an excellent class. In very hot
places the coffee’s plants have a development cycle shorter and the cultivation
endures less time different from cold places where the plants have a better
growth and their production is longer, why reason the coffee have to be planted
into a temperature between 18 and 22°C, neither much nor few rain. The sun is
an energy fountain for the plant and is the most important natural element to
elaborate its own food, the trees should be enough separated to avoid that the
plants end competing for the light among them.

The coffee bean process requires a long process and it is as important as the cultivation. This phase is related with the following parts:
·
Removing the seeds of
the coffee plant.
For cherry seeds there are two processes:
o Dry Way: cherries are dried in the sun or in drying machines, and then coats are removed carefully until remain just the seeds.
o Wet Way: the cherries are soaked to remove the coats. After washing the grains. It is best known as washed coffee.
·
Coffee drying
and Classification
Once collected the coffee beans, the top gets dried exposed to sunlight or in drying machines. The coffee bean is freed from its pulp, the pulp is exposed to the sunlight for 2-3 days until dry its cover. This type of drying "natural" is proper to get the "coffee parchment paper". Then, the beans are classified to be sent to the roasters, to proceed to coffee roasting. Impurities and stones are removed and grouped by categories. The grain is now green and soft. Some productive countries sell green coffee, and then each country roasts and sells coffee in various types of coffee: roasted, ground, instant, decaffeinated. The process of coffee is too delicate and it needs many cares but the
final product is worth.

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