Sentence examples for steaming espresso from inspiring English sources

Steaming espresso drowns the plate, melding the flavors of hazelnut, vanilla, chocolate and coffee in a mixture that is simultaneously smooth and textured, hot and cold, sweet yet slightly bitter.

Hams, strings of garlic and, er, cycling shirts, hang above the steaming espresso machine, and behind a glass counter (stuffed with ciabattas, salamis, cheesecakes, pastries), there is a shrine to Italian-American boxing hero, Rocky Marciano.

Shortly after Lance's arrival, the playwright William Hoffman led him to the legendary Caffe Cino in Greenwich Village where the proprietor Joe Cino had begun mounting short plays, with the dialogue just audible over the steaming espresso machine.

'Coffee Was a Joke' Slipstreaming in the wake of Starbucks in the early days were numerous shops on the West Coast that focused on coffee — where the beans came from, how they were roasted, how the water was boiled and the milk steamed — notably Espresso Vivace in Seattle; Stumptown in Portland, Ore . and Ritual and Blue Bottle in San Francisco.

Lattes are a basic espresso drink made out of steamed milk and espresso shots.

"But I was steaming milk and brewing espresso, making the same as a nurse's aide wiping asses and taking blood pressure: eight bucks an hour".

The psychic damage to writers is multiplied when the soundtrack for their readings is the steaming hiss of the espresso machine and yelled customer orders for non-fat/soy/skinny et al. The Art of Editing.

Froth: This is the result from steaming milk using the espresso machine's steaming wand.

Steam a cup of milk in a metal pitcher with the steaming wand on an espresso machine.

Cappuccino is made with espresso, steamed milk and steamed-milk foam, while caffé latte is made with espresso and steamed milk.

Try the cafe mocha, with espresso, steamed milk and a sumptuous chocolate sauce, or the caramel latte filled with espresso, steamed milk and caramel syrup, topped with caramel sauce (small, $3.45; large, $4.95; huge, $5.95).