@Alexez I now have an Instant Pot, which has a yogurt setting. But I also used to have pretty good luck with rice cooker: add milk and turn on "keep warm" setting for 20 or 30 minutes. Add culture (I use unsweetened, unpasteurized yogurt purchased from Salvador's), close the rice cooker, unplug it, and cover it with some towels or an old blanket for insulation.
I think the "keep warm" setting itself may be too hot, hence just bringing it up to heat and then trapping the heat in there. It doesn't have to be at exactly 37 degrees the whole time.
Just curious if anybody has used a Google Pixel 3 phone with China Mobile. Does the 4g work ok? I checked the bands online and it seems like it would be good, but it's always nice to hear firsthand.
I think the confusion may be that in French gravure is a generic term for engraving (and even etching) and doesn't refer to the specific process/technology as it does in English. In English, it is a shortened version of "rotogravure," thus the cylinder.
Anyway, it's weird. My interpretation from the photos and what I can make of the Google Translate of the description, it seems somebody took an engraved plate and then drew on top of it with ink.
I asked one of the people who participated in the Diwali blood drive featured in the article.
-Foreigners are welcome any time nowawdays
-But you they must bring their original passport or a passport photocopy
My understanding is that the author took it upon himself to interview fellow members of the Yunnan foreign business club and submit the articles to GoKunming. The second article he did was about Jeff Crosby, who to my knowledge is not, and has never been, an advertiser on GoKunming.
I've been taking boxing classes with Kasey, who is an excellent teacher. The studio is no-frills, but they have a wide range of yoga, self defense and other classes. And some of the teachers even donate the class fees to charity. Glad to have Spring City Yoga Collective as part of the community in Kunming.
I won a month card as a raffle prizes at the Have a Heart fundraiser. I think it's wonderful that they supported with prizes for the event. I hope even more businesses can donate prizes next year.
The studio is conveniently located, clean, nice teachers, between two and three classes to choose from every day. They also have private yoga, physical therapy, etc.
Stopped in today while out on a motorbike ride. Nice place to chill out away from the hustle and bustle of town. Can swim in the reservoir nearby (although technically prohibited, nobody seems to care). Great pizza. Good coffee. Reasonable price. As previous reviewer mentioned, if you're going there particularly, it might be worth calling and double checking they're open and arranging for food. Owners speak English.
A welcome addition to the Western choices in Kunming! Good bread, world-class pastry art, a small but solid food menu. Would suggest a little more flavor in the tomato pasta, and eggs benedict would be even better if on an English muffin instead of bread.
A nice day out. I missed the second exhibition. The third exhibition, currently ongoing, is contemporary photos of the Kunming-Haiphong railway, mostly the Chinese side. I thought it was quite good. It's not a huge space, but the 1903 commercial complex has some decent dining options (including the museum cafe itself which has some expensive but very good single origin coffees).
Bread-wrapped man devoured by gulls in Kunming
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Indian community in Kunming celebrates Diwali with blood drive
Posted byI asked one of the people who participated in the Diwali blood drive featured in the article.
-Foreigners are welcome any time nowawdays
-But you they must bring their original passport or a passport photocopy
Indian community in Kunming celebrates Diwali with blood drive
Posted byWonderful idea. Does anybody know if a passport or anything else is required to donate blood at the blood-mobile?
Creating pub culture in Yunnan, an interview with Teddy Bowers
Posted byNo worries, I guess the word 'creepy' didn't clearly convey that to me.
Creating pub culture in Yunnan, an interview with Teddy Bowers
Posted byMy understanding is that the author took it upon himself to interview fellow members of the Yunnan foreign business club and submit the articles to GoKunming. The second article he did was about Jeff Crosby, who to my knowledge is not, and has never been, an advertiser on GoKunming.