The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1866-11-07

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wednesday Morning November 9Th, 1866
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COFFEE CRusuED vi GRoUNDi-The follow
ing is from the annual Of Scientific Discovery
II is not generally known that dofeG thatha!
been beaten is better than that which has beer
grou-d Such however, is tIIe fact, and II
This brief article on the subject SayArln give;
what he considers the reason for the difference
AS he remarks. a mere decocticn Of gTeencot
fee is most insipid drink, but carDonisatior
develops the aroma and an Dill which is the
popularity Of the coffee we drink lie agrees
with other writer's chat the Turks excel in This
They employ no mills, but beat the berry with
wooden pestles in mortars. When long used,
these pes,les become precious and bring great
prices. lie determined, by actual experiment,
which Of the two methods was best. He
burned carefully pound of good Mocha, sand
separated it into two equal portions. The one
was passed through the mill, The other was
beaten after the Turkish fashion, in u mortar.
He made coffee Of each. Taking equal ghts
Of each, and pouring on an equal weight OF
boiling water, he treated them both precisely
alike He tasted the coffee himself, and caused
other competent Judges 10 do 50. The uian-
mous opinion was that the coffee beaten in a
mortar was far better than that ground in a
mill. Lynchburg News.
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