Up until recently I was the resident coffee expert in the family. That is, until my wife became a bonifide "barista".
Kelly took a job at our favorite hang out in town, called "Lincoln Perk". It's a pretty cool place - good coffee, espresso drinks, panini sandwiches - they even sell "gelato" (a special kind of ice cream). Kelly will be working very part-time, but she hopes it will allow her to get some much needed adult interaction every week, help her meet people outside of our church and bring in a little extra money for fun stuff as a family. She is enjoying her new job. I am very happy for her.
Only one problem - I am not sure how I feel about her being the new coffee expert around here. She was telling me the other day about the technique difference between steaming milk for a latte and frothing milk for a cappuccino. News to me. It made me feel kind of strange.
I feel like I need to hand over my frothing pitcher and espresso cups to the new sheriff in town.
That's ok - I guess. I still have my grill. I am still the king around here when it comes to grilling burgers and steaks.
That is - until Kelly decides to learn how to do that too.
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Don't worry, Honey! I have no desire to usurp "Grill King." You are a stud...
Okay, that comment was from me, Kelly, your wife. Didn't realize I was still logged on as you... Anyway, you understand, I'm sure.
As long as they keep serving "Fuze" I'm good!
Yes, but does Kelly roast coffee beans? I still tell people about my sister's husband who roasts his own blend.
Hey, you can make me a latte or a cappuccino anytime and I agree with Erika - stand your ground when it comes to the bean roaster (ok, I know what it really is, but you know what I mean.)
By the way, I'm a little concerned that my eldest daughter seems to be developing a habit of posting under male pseudonyms. One of us should probably talk to her about that.
Slightly related - http://www.makezine.com/blog/archive/2007/07/home_roasting_rigs_buildi.html?CMP=OTC-0D6B48984890
Link on homemade coffe roasters
Sorry, that was too long. Try this one:
http://tinyurl.com/2xmncb
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