that's what we are going to talk about. it's really that we are talking about two different things. how the heat is applied (delicately/aggressively) and how much you roast the beans (light/dark). as soon as you grasp we are talking about two things, and that they are not related, the apparent contradiction...
sugar. if it is clumpy and/or crawls it is too moist. even my granulated sugar i heat to f for - minutes to help drive off the last traces of moisture. and vanilla extract. everyone i have found is in alcohol which at the very minimum contains % water, and often much more. you have to use vanilla beans...
they know the power output of their roaster, and by allowing you to select the weight of the load, it can calculate the appropriate length of time for the roast segments. can i not do the same thing with my grill - calculate the appropriate length of time for the roast segments based on the amount of beans...
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