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Ask Homeroast a question.
Stop in and say hi.
If you look in the lower right hand corner of this page (more…)
Sometimes when I sit down to that glorious first sip of coffee in the morning I just need to dip something. And I always need chocolate. What to do…
Barb, at My Sister’s Kitchen has solved this dilema for us. She says,”This is a purist’s biscotti. I know they come in all flavors nowadays, but this is still my favorite and my standby. When I just NEED biscotti, these are the biscotti that I NEED…..The only bad thing (more…)
The Bald guy. Bald Guy Brew.
Right here in Boone, the bald guy sells and roasts great coffee. I’ve been buying my green beans from him recently and have been very pleased. Don has a mobile barristamobile where he can roast, brew, and mix awesome coffee and coffee drinks. He can roll up to cater an event or (more…)
The second book I read on coffee is also by Kenneth Davids: Home Coffee Roasting: Romance and Revival, first published in 1996. It was published when homeroasting was still not common. This work focuses more in depth on home roasting. Early in the book (more…)
The first book I read on coffee was published in 1976. I was a coffee lover but had never considered pursuing a better cup by roasting my own green beans. The book is: COFFEE, A Guide to Buying, Brewing, and Enjoying. It has been updated a few times and the latest (more…)
Roasting your own sound fun? Well, it is. However, you will need to learn quite a bit about coffee as you go. You will want to learn about how coffee is grown and processed; about the varietal beans from different parts of the world and their (more…)