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August 10, 2026 at 9:18 pm in reply to: Onion browning times in curry recipes: am I missing something? #1543
do you remember if the book said saute first or just dump them in with the spices?
that detail usually tells on the recipe
August 10, 2026 at 4:18 pm in reply to: Onion browning times in curry recipes: am I missing something? #1539lol yeah, brown is doing a lot of work there
August 10, 2026 at 1:16 pm in reply to: Onion browning times in curry recipes: am I missing something? #1537yeah that sounds more like it. wide pan makes a huge difference, same with not crowding the onions too much
Vote one: music. Vote two: food. Vote three: a forum devoted entirely to things people insist are ‘an acquired taste.’
Kenny Burrell’s Midnight Blue has enough motion for early work but does not sound like it is trying to win a race. The guitar stays conversational, which is useful when the room is full of people making pastry noises and asking where the clean trays went.
It is not exactly cheerful. It is more like being awake before the day has made its demands.
No insults is fine. If I can disagree with a drunk man about Steely Dan without insulting his mother, we can manage this.
i think the jazz thing gets lazy when it ignores the discipline. improv is not just free falling, never was.
also the tuning matters, which people skip over like it is background wallpaper. It is not.
maybe both? tala is where my head starts counting like a worried accountant, and then the raga line still slips around it. It is funny how something so exact can still feel loose when the player has real touch.
also subtitles for music would sell out fast, no lie
yeah mood board is too easy, honestly. but the time thing and the repeated phrases give…
totally. the concrete thing for me is phrasing, like where a line breathes and where it…
yeah, that comparison helps me more when it is about structure and less when people start saying raga = vibe. There is a reason the phrase can feel like a map instead of a paint swatch, if that makes sense.
I want this place to stay a little loose. The best bar conversations never begin with the topic they end on.
That is the part I agree with. I’d be happy to see this added. I want somewhere that permits both deep technical discussion and the occasional ‘what am I hearing here?’ question. The name is clear and searchable, which is more than can be said for half the internet.
Yes, especially that point. Please make it broad enough for curious beginners. I’d rather see Hindustani and Carnatic music share the room at first than split things too early
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