Ah, sweet mysteries of life. Why is it that a slightly toasted brioche bun works very well with a beef burger? A great pairing, only discovered in the early but late part of the 21st century (by me, anyway). But the same brioche bun, prepared the same way with a feather-light toasting, does not work at all well when paired with scrambled eggs. (Should there be a question mark here, as this whole thing is just a rambling kind of question?) This just isn't sensible whatsoever, and I’m now worried that my senses of taste and texture are buggered up in some way and I may never fully recover. Now that this view has been aired in the open world of blogland, I can get back to thinking about why I’ve never really liked King Crimson, and that, though I find Robert Fripp interesting, I also think he’s a bit creepy.
These are just fleeting thoughts from the heartland of the UK's colonial dustbin somewhere beyond the wall of sleep. Odd bits of music and so-called worldly wisdom may creep in from time to time. Don't expect too much and you won't feel let down. As ever AI and old age are to blame. I'll just leave it there ...
Saturday, February 07, 2026
Brioche Conflict
Ah, sweet mysteries of life. Why is it that a slightly toasted brioche bun works very well with a beef burger? A great pairing, only discovered in the early but late part of the 21st century (by me, anyway). But the same brioche bun, prepared the same way with a feather-light toasting, does not work at all well when paired with scrambled eggs. (Should there be a question mark here, as this whole thing is just a rambling kind of question?) This just isn't sensible whatsoever, and I’m now worried that my senses of taste and texture are buggered up in some way and I may never fully recover. Now that this view has been aired in the open world of blogland, I can get back to thinking about why I’ve never really liked King Crimson, and that, though I find Robert Fripp interesting, I also think he’s a bit creepy.
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