Comments | sanginmychains: Twin Peaks re-watch signal boost

sanginmychains

Twin Peaks re-watch signal boost

Jan 04, 2010 12:11

I'm signal boosting in hopes of reaching members of my flist who might be interested -- a comm has started up for the purpose of re-watching Twin Peaks and discussing the episodes, two a week ( Read more... )

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fruitkakechevy January 5 2010, 17:43:51 UTC

I wanted to love Twin Peaks, but never got around to it. Maybe in five years :)

But that's not why I'm here: I'm in Bamfield right now, and we want to make yoghurt. You make it in your slow-cooker, right? Do you use a keep-warm setting, or do you put it on 'low'? Is 'low' too hot?

sanginmychains January 5 2010, 18:31:57 UTC

This is the link to the instructions I followed: http://www.nourishingdays.com/?p=912

However, I have not had a yogurt success since September, and I eventually gave up. I think I'm having trouble keeping it warm enough overnight, or something, despite wrapping the whole thing in two bath towels and a really insulating down comforter. So I dunno. The Internet is full of instructions, and maybe it can guide you better than I can.

The low setting is a bit too warm, though, to answer your question. The keep warm setting might be right, but you'd need a thermometer to be sure. I think it would still be too hot, with my crock pot, anyway. Remember that the "warm" setting is still designed to keep cooked food at the Kill Bacteria stage, so it doesn't spoil before you get home to eat it.

fruitkakechevy January 5 2010, 21:59:29 UTC

Thank you! I think I might order one of their countertop yoghurt cultures - I find that using commercial yoghurt as a starter is kind of hit-and-miss. And now that I'm checking out the website, homemade buttermilk is tempting me..!

bodlon January 5 2010, 18:32:24 UTC

I'm definitely curious/interested, but lack the DVDs. CURSES.

sanginmychains January 5 2010, 18:38:46 UTC

It's true. Lack of DVDs is totally an obstacle. It's definitely not possible by any other means to get copies of files ripped from DVDs by fans who have been loyal to a show for 20 years and have had an Internet presence since Usenet days.

bodlon January 5 2010, 18:48:45 UTC

So you're saying I'm doing this. Excellent.

And really, .avi is easier because I can watch it on the netbook...