On the stove or in the oven? - Roasting Techniques and Tips https://www.coffeehype.co.uk/forums/roasting-techniques-and-tips/on-the-stove-or-in-the-oven/ Join the CoffeeHype forum to ask questions, get advice, and connect with fellow coffee enthusiasts. Discuss brewing methods, beans, and café culture. en-GB Sat, 04 Apr 2026 22:59:41 +0000 wpForo 60 RE: On the stove or in the oven? https://www.coffeehype.co.uk/forums/roasting-techniques-and-tips/on-the-stove-or-in-the-oven/#post-252 Mon, 25 Sep 2023 18:09:06 +0000

Using a pan is easier as you have more control of the roast. If you do the oven, you may end up with burns on your beans. I tried a few times and just can't manage it but the pan method worked just fine. 

 

Oh okay, thanks! So which sort of pan should I use? I am not sure what material would be best and whether or not I should use a pain I cook food in or not. I know certain things should be kept separate.  

 

 

You can use whatever you'd like. I believe stainless steel and glass will both offer the most even cooking of them. Ceramic is hit or miss as well as other sorts of non-stick pans.

 

]]> Roasting Techniques and Tips FreeSpirit23 https://www.coffeehype.co.uk/forums/roasting-techniques-and-tips/on-the-stove-or-in-the-oven/#post-252 RE: On the stove or in the oven? https://www.coffeehype.co.uk/forums/roasting-techniques-and-tips/on-the-stove-or-in-the-oven/#post-227 Fri, 22 Sep 2023 22:35:41 +0000 Using a pan is easier as you have more control of the roast. If you do the oven, you may end up with burns on your beans. I tried a few times and just can't manage it but the pan method worked just fine. 

 

Oh okay, thanks! So which sort of pan should I use? I am not sure what material would be best and whether or not I should use a pain I cook food in or not. I know certain things should be kept separate.  

 

]]> Roasting Techniques and Tips koolcat34 https://www.coffeehype.co.uk/forums/roasting-techniques-and-tips/on-the-stove-or-in-the-oven/#post-227 RE: On the stove or in the oven? https://www.coffeehype.co.uk/forums/roasting-techniques-and-tips/on-the-stove-or-in-the-oven/#post-108 Fri, 08 Sep 2023 18:03:53 +0000 Using a pan is easier as you have more control of the roast. If you do the oven, you may end up with burns on your beans. I tried a few times and just can't manage it but the pan method worked just fine. 

]]> Roasting Techniques and Tips FreeSpirit23 https://www.coffeehype.co.uk/forums/roasting-techniques-and-tips/on-the-stove-or-in-the-oven/#post-108 On the stove or in the oven? https://www.coffeehype.co.uk/forums/roasting-techniques-and-tips/on-the-stove-or-in-the-oven/#post-85 Wed, 06 Sep 2023 20:38:50 +0000 Which home method works better for beginners?

I was gifted some amazing green coffee beans that have to be roasted. I have been putting off doing this as I have no skills when it comes to roasting my own beans, I had never done so in my life. Can someone with experience roasting at home recommend which would be best for a beginner? 

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