WFMU: Continental Subway with David Dichelle: Playlist from February 12, 2019

Listener comments!
	🚂 2:57pm βrian: I'm here, token in hand. Good evening, David.
	3:00pm Mayuko: Greetings David D! Jon Appleton <3
	3:00pm David D: Good afternoon, βrian and Mayuko!
	3:00pm Mark Hurst: Hi David, βrian, Mayuko!
	3:01pm David D: Hey there Mark!
	3:01pm chresti: Hello
	3:02pm Jeff Golick: What is Buckwheat questioning?
	3:02pm Webhamster Henry: I guess we're taking the Moscow subway today.
	3:02pm David D: Greetings Chresti, Jeff, Henry - always a place to start!
	3:03pm northguineahills: Jon Appleton, saw him talk and play once!
	3:04pm northguineahills: His album w/ Don Cherry is amazing!
	3:05pm David D: Hey NGH!
	3:05pm Mayuko: Hi Mark!!!
	3:09pm Jeff Golick: Great trio here.
	3:11pm doctorjazz: Hello, great track this Leo Smith and crew!
	3:12pm David D: Jeff: This was in fact an East-West Berlin crossover recording.
	3:12pm David D: Hello Doc!
	3:16pm Jeff Golick: @David D: very cool. FMP released some stuff from the East side of the wall around this time, too.
	3:17pm David D: Jeff: Yes, there were quite a few projects of the sort, in fact...
	3:17pm Webhamster Henry: Hal Blaine turned 90 on Feb 5th.
	3:21pm chresti: February always goes fast
	3:25pm coelacanth∅: greetings David & Freedom Riders
	3:26pm Wadada Stanley: Pass the chalice, mon.
	3:26pm fred: Good evening David and riders
	3:26pm David D: Peace and freedom, coelacanth∅ and Wadada Stanley!
	3:26pm Ike: Txitxitxfgshshshsgshbbbbfffff!
	3:26pm David D: And Fred!
	3:27pm David D: And Ike!
	3:27pm Wadada Stanley: I'l have what Ike's having
	3:30pm northguineahills: Ethiopia and Eritrea finally agreed upon a border after over 20 years of disagreeing. Eritrea also seems to be coming in from international isolation....
	3:32pm northguineahills: ...and there is a large Somali minority in the Somali region in Ethiopia...
	3:32pm David D: That would be great, NGH. Tough corner of the world.
	3:39pm northguineahills: Then there is the Tigray and Oromo minorities rebelling, but they both seem to be mostly passive recently....
	3:39pm northguineahills: Then there is the Tigray and Oromo minorities rebelling, but they both seem to be mostly passive recently....
	3:40pm melinda: Hello subway people
	3:41pm David D: Hello Melinda!
	3:48pm fred: The Ex are touring with Ethiopian musicians (again) to celebrate their 40th anniversary. I missed them near Paris a few days ago, I hope they'll stop near Leipzig, it's bound to be a great show
	3:50pm David D: Thanks, Fred - with some luck they might, or at least Berlin - not that I manage to get up there much for an evening.
	3:53pm northguineahills: @fred: Saw them a few years ago at the Lincoln center w/ many Ethiopian musicians. There's a DVD of their tour of Ethiopia that I need to get my claws on....
	4:00pm fred: @ngh: Was Melaku Belay part of this show? He's a pretty impressive dancer, and has been touring with them at times for years
	4:04pm doctorjazz: Dancing in my Head (and on my seat)!
	4:06pm northguineahills: @fred: I'm pretty sure he was (there was a dancer there, but I only knew the names of the guys on the Ethiopiques Recs). It was outdoors (WFMU was there), and rainy (out of dozen of outdoor concerts there, only one where it wasn't raining, and it was overcast)
	4:08pm monkeyz: was late, nearly fell off the train, lucky to be here now!
	4:08pm northguineahills: Good thing you avoided the third rail, monkeyz!
	4:09pm David D: Glad you made it, monkeyz - sounds dangerous.
	4:09pm Carmichael: Heya David and musical pals. At home on this holiday.
	4:11pm monkeyz: yeah you dont even wanna know what kind of biotop the roof is.
	4:12pm David D: Happy holiday, Carmichael! Which holiday?
	4:13pm northguineahills: For gov't employees, Presidents' Day.
	4:15pm Carmichael: Lincoln’s bday.
	4:17pm kuba: hi all! finally i have to work late so i can tune in!
	4:19pm Ike: Someone once said the best Ethiopian restaurants are in Rome, not in Ethiopia. Never wanted to go to Rome before that but now I kinda do!
	4:20pm David D: Hey Kuba, glad to hear you have to work late, then...
	4:22pm kuba: excellent dolmen-y photo, btw
	4:22pm David D: Ike: All roads lead to injera.
	4:24pm David D: Thanks, Kuba - the things you see around town...
	4:24pm Carmichael: And by “Lincoln”, I don’t mean Doug Schulkind’s daughter ...
	4:25pm David D: Oh just saw that, thanks - forgot about those February holidays.
	🚂 4:26pm βrian: "Faster, faster, you fool, you fool ..."
	4:27pm David D: Never fast enough!
	4:30pm melinda: Attempting to make injera is on my list of things to do.
	4:32pm doctorjazz: Leonard Cohen cover?
	4:33pm northguineahills: @Ike: The best Ethiopian restaurant I ever went to was in South Orange, NJ, even better then the ones in Adams Morgan, DC.
	4:33pm chresti: Melinda- how?
	4:33pm David D: Doc: Yes, indeed!
	🚂 4:34pm βrian: Ok, I've got to hop on the bus. Hasta luego.
	4:35pm David D: Happy ridings, βrian!
	4:36pm Dean: The late, great Huell Howser, a California historical treasure and host of California's Gold, did an episode about LA's Little Ethiopia around Fairfax and Pico, a corner made infamous during the rioting following the Rodney King verdict. I was having lunch in one of the Ethiopian restaurants there one weekend when Howser walked in to scope the joint. Have yet to watch the episode, though.
	4:40pm melinda: @chresti according to the recipe in my fermentation book it's just water, flour and maybe salt, left to ferment a day or more. Then cooked on a skillet. I'm putting it off because I have to find teff flour.
	4:44pm chresti: I’ve seen teff, not the flour, tho. Maybe it can be ground...
	4:45pm David D: Sounds good, Dean, I'll have to ask for the name of the place at some point...
	4:46pm David D: (assuming the place is in fact good)
	4:47pm coelacanth∅: the teff does not need to be ground. it's so tiny it basically makes dough in it's natural form.
	4:47pm Webhamster Henry: Teff is so tiny - it's practically flour! I love Ethiopian food! but there isn't any around here (Mid Hudson Valley ,NY)at all.
	4:49pm chresti: We’ve been to a nice Ethiopian restaurant on fairfax, years ago, it had a market, too. There’s a place on San Pablo ave, near the Oakland /Berkeley border
	4:51pm chresti: That’s great @Dean
	4:52pm David D: Henry: Not too much here either, again I think Berlin is a better bet in this part of the world.
	4:53pm chresti: Also on Hollywood Blvd - a regular favorite Ethiopian place, way back when
	4:53pm Dean: I can't even remember the name of the place, but plenty good ones remain: https://www.theinfatuation.com/los-angeles/guides/a-guide-to-eating-in-little-ethiopia Yep, @chresti, lots of good options in these parts, too. Now if only I could get my kids to test their palates.
	4:54pm northguineahills: Matty Warwick, is that you???
	4:56pm melinda: I might try using whole teff but I'd like to follow the recipe specifications first. There is teff flour online if I can't find it locally.
	4:57pm chresti: Dean just tell them they won’t like it until they’re older...;
	4:59pm chresti: My son outdid us in the spicy food dept by the time he was 11
	5:02pm chresti: Delightful indeed!
	5:04pm coelacanth∅: melinda yeah the restaurants might use flour -for our "refined" palates! i used to work for someone who made injera with whole teff (which we sold at his store) and said he saw no point in grinding it, even though he had a stone grinder at home. i never tried his, but he claimed the lack of need to grind it, along with a fast cooking time, were the reasons teff became popular in ethiopia in the first place.
	5:05pm coelacanth∅: ...(but i agree about following instructions the first time)
	5:05pm doctorjazz: Never even heard of teff, sounds interesting.
	5:07pm northguineahills: I can barely manage cooking Indian cuisine, I need to master that first before moving on to Ethiopian. I outdid my parents in spice dept by the time I was 6 (the first time I tried Tobasco). When I met my wife (en Mexico) her friendsds were amazed I'd eat a serrano chili, and then down a big shot of mezcal (my wife still complains I make my food too spicy).
	5:08pm coelacanth∅: i don't even remember what it tastes like. only had it 2-3 times, at restaurants in nyc in the 1980s.
	5:09pm coelacanth∅: ngh your wife might have a point there
	5:15pm northguineahills: @coel: considering my tolerance is up to rubbing my eyes after cutting ghost peppers, w/o flinching, you might be on to something (this extreme tolerance is rather recent, I have more chilis then I know what to do w/).
	5:17pm Ike: @NGH@4:33, agreed! Did we discuss this before? S. Orange has amazing Ethiopian.
	5:19pm chresti: Teff is a grass, but it can be cooked like a cereal. It tastes like polenta, (to me), rich in iron and protein. Very easy to cook@doc
	5:22pm northguineahills: @Ike: The one in the square next to the train station.... (I almost bought a mosenqo lute there, but I just bought a plane ticket, so I put that on hold [I suppose permanently]).
	5:29pm melinda: @coel that's interesting.
	5:32pm Ike: I’ve never been to that one, only the other one, Lalibela, several years ago. It was a bit pricey but amazing. I’ll have to get out there again someday.
	5:36pm Webhamster Henry: It's nice to hear some Norwegian. Maybe I should put on that Bergen Oslo train video again!
	5:46pm David D: Maybe Trans-Siberian for the next few minutes anyway...
	5:49pm David D: Or the 1967 film War and Peace, with Ovchinnikov's music.
	6:02pm fred: I think we're getting close to my station. I have to get up earlyish tomorrow (beers are planned earlier than usual after work, for a grad student who'll be leaving this week to spend a few months in New York)
	6:05pm David D: Cheers, Fred - enjoy the send-off beers...
	6:07pm doctorjazz: Like this Jazz Meets India! Time to hit the Staten Island Expressway, hope things aren't too icy. Thanks, David
	6:09pm Wadada Stanley: Hey David. I've been sitting here in the reclining chair enjoying the show. Gotta change to the Zzzz line, now. Good night and thanks.
	6:09pm David D: Good night, Stanley! Stay safe out there, Doc!
	6:37pm coelacanth∅: i need to check out a bit early Great program David Thanks!
	6:43pm northguineahills: almost a Skopjie skank!
	6:44pm chresti: I’m here until the end of the line
	6:44pm David D: Thanks, coelacanth∅!
	6:45pm David D: Glad you're still aboard, Chresti!
	6:46pm northguineahills: (not sure if they were from Skopjie, but nearly a third of the pop live there).
	6:47pm David D: NGH: Bitola is the second largest town or somewhere near there, I think...
	6:55pm monkeyz: goodbye mazedonia ;<
	6:57pm chresti: I don’t understand either
	6:58pm monkeyz: this is my station, see ya in a bit and thanks for the nice transportation!
	6:58pm chresti: Thanks David ! Glad to listen and not be in a courtroom
	6:59pm David D: Yes, hope everyone can live together better now with the solution...
	6:59pm David D: Thanks, everyone!
	7:00pm Webhamster Henry: Takk!
	7:03pm monkeyz: nice, i didnt even notice i was on the radioblau stream still.

Continental Subway with David Dichelle: Playlist from February 12, 2019

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Artist	Track	Album	Year	Comments	Approx. start time
Continental Subway	Intro "Intro" by "Continental Subway"
Jon Appleton	C.C.C.P. "C.C.C.P." by "Jon Appleton"	The World Music Theatre of Jon Appleton	1969/1974		0:00:16 (Pop-up)
Hal Blaine	Flashes (February) "Flashes (February)" by "Hal Blaine"	Psychedelic Percussion	1967		0:05:28 (Pop-up)
Leo Smith, Peter Kowald, Günter Sommer	Radepur im Februar	Touch the Earth	1979		0:07:46 (Pop-up)
Mulatu Astatke	Yèkatit (February)	Ethio Jazz	1974		0:15:13 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Quadro Nuevo	Die Reise nach Batumi	Grand Voyage	2002		0:18:59 (Pop-up)
Dur-Dur Band	Ohiyee "Ohiyee" by "Dur-Dur Band"	Dur Dur of Somalia - Volume 1	1986/2018		0:26:24 (Pop-up)
Le Mystère Jazz de Tombouctou	Tarekh	Le Mystère Jazz de Tombouctou	1977		0:32:15 (Pop-up)
Salah Ragab and the Cairo Jazz Band	Neveen	Egyptian Jazz	196X		0:40:39 (Pop-up)
Ketama, Toumani Diabaté & Danny Thompson	Jarabi	Songhai	1988		0:48:22 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Tartan Amoebas	Reggaelypso "Reggaelypso" by "Tartan Amoebas"	Evolution	1997		0:51:56 (Pop-up)
Maurice El Médioni Meets Roberto Rodriguez	Ana Ouana	Descarga Oriental: The New York Sessions	2006		0:58:04 (Pop-up)
Ivica Percl	1966. (Hiljadu Devetsto Šezdeset Šesta)		1967		1:06:58 (Pop-up)
Na Fíréin	Ar an Teilifís "Ar an Teilifís" by "Na Fíréin"	Na Fíréin	1986		1:12:07 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Manière des Bohémiens	Blue Drag	Manière des Bohémiens	2010		1:15:06 (Pop-up)
Amsterdam Klezmer Band & Söndörgő	Shifted Sirba	Szikra	2018		1:20:36 (Pop-up)
Davka	The Golem Rises Again "The Golem Rises Again" by "Davka"	The Golem	2003		1:27:36 (Pop-up)
Basia Frydman	Libe tants mich tsu dem sof	A Fremde in der Nacht	2000		1:32:49 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: The Skatalites	Eastern Standard Time	The Skatalite!	1969		1:36:10 (Pop-up)
Dunkelziffer	Bleib nicht so lang im Schatten stehn	Colours and Soul	1983		1:40:48 (Pop-up)
Raz Dwa Trzy	I Tak Warto Zyc (It's Worth It to Live Like That)	Cztery	1994		1:43:13 (Pop-up)
New York Dolls	Trash "Trash" by "New York Dolls"	New York Dolls	1973		1:47:24 (Pop-up)
The Deviants	Garbage "Garbage" by "The Deviants"	Ptooff!	1967		1:50:31 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Max Greger & Orchester	Soul Breeze		1970		1:56:13 (Pop-up)
Qntal	Palästinalied "Palästinalied" by "Qntal"	Qntal II	1995		2:03:29 (Pop-up)
Vamp	Månemannen "Månemannen" by "Vamp"	Månemannen	2002		2:09:21 (Pop-up)
Unni Løvlid	Vel opplyste Læremester!	Lux	2013		2:13:05 (Pop-up)
Valkyrien Allstars	Grøfter "Grøfter" by "Valkyrien Allstars"	Farvel Slekt Og Venner	2014		2:16:30 (Pop-up)
Flukt	Blå Hatt "Blå Hatt" by "Flukt"	Stille før Stormen	2008		2:20:04 (Pop-up)
Lumen Drones	Svartaskjær "Svartaskjær" by "Lumen Drones"	Lumen Drones	2014		2:23:16 (Pop-up)
Søyr	Halling No.2 "Halling No.2" by "Søyr"	Søyr	1977		2:30:20 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Gosudarstvennyy Estradnyy Orkestr Armenii	Voskhod Solntsa	Gosudarstvennyy Estradnyy Orkestr Armenii	1978	Государственный Эстрадный Оркестр Армении	2:36:25 (Pop-up)
Grigory Feigin & Vitaly Dotsenko	Vyacheslav Ovchinnikov: Tune	Grigory Feigin: Wieniawski, Gluck, Hummel, Ovchinnikov, Rimsky-Korsakov	1969		2:45:22 (Pop-up)
Grigory Feigin & Dmitry Sakhorov	Vyacheslav Ovchinnikov: Ballade for Violin and Piano	Grigory Feigin: Mozart, Ravel, Shostakovich, Khachaturian, Ovchinnikov	1966		2:52:14 (Pop-up)
Dewan Motihar Trio / Irene Schweizer Trio / Manfred Schoof / Barney Wilen	Brigach and Ganges	Jazz Meets India	1967		2:58:18 (Pop-up)
EUPHORIUM_freakestra	Carmesian Olluh Bass Drive & The Lizli Gayers Diving Adventures	Free Electric Supergroup	2010		3:12:50 (Pop-up)
Sun Ra Arkestra	A Farewell Theme "A Farewell Theme" by "Sun Ra Arkestra"	Sun Ra Arkestra Meets Salah Ragab in Egypt	1983		3:24:00 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Lucas Perný and Miloslav Kollar	Vishnu Meets Funk	Theatrum Mundi	2014		3:33:55 (Pop-up)
Ferus Mustafov	Bitola Moj Roden Kraj	Macedonian Traditional Instrumentals	2003		3:42:54 (Pop-up)
Esma Redžepova	Svadba Makedonska				3:45:59 (Pop-up)
Kočani Orkestar	Goodbye Macedonia	Alone At My Wedding	2002		3:50:59 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Duke Ellington	Take the "A" Train		1941/1962		3:55:07 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	🚂 2:57pm βrian: I'm here, token in hand. Good evening, David.
	3:00pm Mayuko: Greetings David D! Jon Appleton <3
	3:00pm David D: Good afternoon, βrian and Mayuko!
	3:00pm Mark Hurst: Hi David, βrian, Mayuko!
	3:01pm David D: Hey there Mark!
	3:01pm chresti: Hello
	3:02pm Jeff Golick: What is Buckwheat questioning?
	3:02pm Webhamster Henry: I guess we're taking the Moscow subway today.
	3:02pm David D: Greetings Chresti, Jeff, Henry - always a place to start!
	3:03pm northguineahills: Jon Appleton, saw him talk and play once!
	3:04pm northguineahills: His album w/ Don Cherry is amazing!
	3:05pm David D: Hey NGH!
	3:05pm Mayuko: Hi Mark!!!
	3:09pm Jeff Golick: Great trio here.
	3:11pm doctorjazz: Hello, great track this Leo Smith and crew!
	3:12pm David D: Jeff: This was in fact an East-West Berlin crossover recording.
	3:12pm David D: Hello Doc!
	3:16pm Jeff Golick: @David D: very cool. FMP released some stuff from the East side of the wall around this time, too.
	3:17pm David D: Jeff: Yes, there were quite a few projects of the sort, in fact...
	3:17pm Webhamster Henry: Hal Blaine turned 90 on Feb 5th.
	3:21pm chresti: February always goes fast
	3:25pm coelacanth∅: greetings David & Freedom Riders
	3:26pm Wadada Stanley: Pass the chalice, mon.
	3:26pm fred: Good evening David and riders
	3:26pm David D: Peace and freedom, coelacanth∅ and Wadada Stanley!
	3:26pm Ike: Txitxitxfgshshshsgshbbbbfffff!
	3:26pm David D: And Fred!
	3:27pm David D: And Ike!
	3:27pm Wadada Stanley: I'l have what Ike's having
	3:30pm northguineahills: Ethiopia and Eritrea finally agreed upon a border after over 20 years of disagreeing. Eritrea also seems to be coming in from international isolation....
	3:32pm northguineahills: ...and there is a large Somali minority in the Somali region in Ethiopia...
	3:32pm David D: That would be great, NGH. Tough corner of the world.
	3:39pm northguineahills: Then there is the Tigray and Oromo minorities rebelling, but they both seem to be mostly passive recently....
	3:39pm northguineahills: Then there is the Tigray and Oromo minorities rebelling, but they both seem to be mostly passive recently....
	3:40pm melinda: Hello subway people
	3:41pm David D: Hello Melinda!
	3:48pm fred: The Ex are touring with Ethiopian musicians (again) to celebrate their 40th anniversary. I missed them near Paris a few days ago, I hope they'll stop near Leipzig, it's bound to be a great show
	3:50pm David D: Thanks, Fred - with some luck they might, or at least Berlin - not that I manage to get up there much for an evening.
	3:53pm northguineahills: @fred: Saw them a few years ago at the Lincoln center w/ many Ethiopian musicians. There's a DVD of their tour of Ethiopia that I need to get my claws on....
	4:00pm fred: @ngh: Was Melaku Belay part of this show? He's a pretty impressive dancer, and has been touring with them at times for years
	4:04pm doctorjazz: Dancing in my Head (and on my seat)!
	4:06pm northguineahills: @fred: I'm pretty sure he was (there was a dancer there, but I only knew the names of the guys on the Ethiopiques Recs). It was outdoors (WFMU was there), and rainy (out of dozen of outdoor concerts there, only one where it wasn't raining, and it was overcast)
	4:08pm monkeyz: was late, nearly fell off the train, lucky to be here now!
	4:08pm northguineahills: Good thing you avoided the third rail, monkeyz!
	4:09pm David D: Glad you made it, monkeyz - sounds dangerous.
	4:09pm Carmichael: Heya David and musical pals. At home on this holiday.
	4:11pm monkeyz: yeah you dont even wanna know what kind of biotop the roof is.
	4:12pm David D: Happy holiday, Carmichael! Which holiday?
	4:13pm northguineahills: For gov't employees, Presidents' Day.
	4:15pm Carmichael: Lincoln’s bday.
	4:17pm kuba: hi all! finally i have to work late so i can tune in!
	4:19pm Ike: Someone once said the best Ethiopian restaurants are in Rome, not in Ethiopia. Never wanted to go to Rome before that but now I kinda do!
	4:20pm David D: Hey Kuba, glad to hear you have to work late, then...
	4:22pm kuba: excellent dolmen-y photo, btw
	4:22pm David D: Ike: All roads lead to injera.
	4:24pm David D: Thanks, Kuba - the things you see around town...
	4:24pm Carmichael: And by “Lincoln”, I don’t mean Doug Schulkind’s daughter ...
	4:25pm David D: Oh just saw that, thanks - forgot about those February holidays.
	🚂 4:26pm βrian: "Faster, faster, you fool, you fool ..."
	4:27pm David D: Never fast enough!
	4:30pm melinda: Attempting to make injera is on my list of things to do.
	4:32pm doctorjazz: Leonard Cohen cover?
	4:33pm northguineahills: @Ike: The best Ethiopian restaurant I ever went to was in South Orange, NJ, even better then the ones in Adams Morgan, DC.
	4:33pm chresti: Melinda- how?
	4:33pm David D: Doc: Yes, indeed!
	🚂 4:34pm βrian: Ok, I've got to hop on the bus. Hasta luego.
	4:35pm David D: Happy ridings, βrian!
	4:36pm Dean: The late, great Huell Howser, a California historical treasure and host of California's Gold, did an episode about LA's Little Ethiopia around Fairfax and Pico, a corner made infamous during the rioting following the Rodney King verdict. I was having lunch in one of the Ethiopian restaurants there one weekend when Howser walked in to scope the joint. Have yet to watch the episode, though.
	4:40pm melinda: @chresti according to the recipe in my fermentation book it's just water, flour and maybe salt, left to ferment a day or more. Then cooked on a skillet. I'm putting it off because I have to find teff flour.
	4:44pm chresti: I’ve seen teff, not the flour, tho. Maybe it can be ground...
	4:45pm David D: Sounds good, Dean, I'll have to ask for the name of the place at some point...
	4:46pm David D: (assuming the place is in fact good)
	4:47pm coelacanth∅: the teff does not need to be ground. it's so tiny it basically makes dough in it's natural form.
	4:47pm Webhamster Henry: Teff is so tiny - it's practically flour! I love Ethiopian food! but there isn't any around here (Mid Hudson Valley ,NY)at all.
	4:49pm chresti: We’ve been to a nice Ethiopian restaurant on fairfax, years ago, it had a market, too. There’s a place on San Pablo ave, near the Oakland /Berkeley border
	4:51pm chresti: That’s great @Dean
	4:52pm David D: Henry: Not too much here either, again I think Berlin is a better bet in this part of the world.
	4:53pm chresti: Also on Hollywood Blvd - a regular favorite Ethiopian place, way back when
	4:53pm Dean: I can't even remember the name of the place, but plenty good ones remain: https://www.theinfatuation.com/los-angeles/guides/a-guide-to-eating-in-little-ethiopia Yep, @chresti, lots of good options in these parts, too. Now if only I could get my kids to test their palates.
	4:54pm northguineahills: Matty Warwick, is that you???
	4:56pm melinda: I might try using whole teff but I'd like to follow the recipe specifications first. There is teff flour online if I can't find it locally.
	4:57pm chresti: Dean just tell them they won’t like it until they’re older...;
	4:59pm chresti: My son outdid us in the spicy food dept by the time he was 11
	5:02pm chresti: Delightful indeed!
	5:04pm coelacanth∅: melinda yeah the restaurants might use flour -for our "refined" palates! i used to work for someone who made injera with whole teff (which we sold at his store) and said he saw no point in grinding it, even though he had a stone grinder at home. i never tried his, but he claimed the lack of need to grind it, along with a fast cooking time, were the reasons teff became popular in ethiopia in the first place.
	5:05pm coelacanth∅: ...(but i agree about following instructions the first time)
	5:05pm doctorjazz: Never even heard of teff, sounds interesting.
	5:07pm northguineahills: I can barely manage cooking Indian cuisine, I need to master that first before moving on to Ethiopian. I outdid my parents in spice dept by the time I was 6 (the first time I tried Tobasco). When I met my wife (en Mexico) her friendsds were amazed I'd eat a serrano chili, and then down a big shot of mezcal (my wife still complains I make my food too spicy).
	5:08pm coelacanth∅: i don't even remember what it tastes like. only had it 2-3 times, at restaurants in nyc in the 1980s.
	5:09pm coelacanth∅: ngh your wife might have a point there
	5:15pm northguineahills: @coel: considering my tolerance is up to rubbing my eyes after cutting ghost peppers, w/o flinching, you might be on to something (this extreme tolerance is rather recent, I have more chilis then I know what to do w/).
	5:17pm Ike: @NGH@4:33, agreed! Did we discuss this before? S. Orange has amazing Ethiopian.
	5:19pm chresti: Teff is a grass, but it can be cooked like a cereal. It tastes like polenta, (to me), rich in iron and protein. Very easy to cook@doc
	5:22pm northguineahills: @Ike: The one in the square next to the train station.... (I almost bought a mosenqo lute there, but I just bought a plane ticket, so I put that on hold [I suppose permanently]).
	5:29pm melinda: @coel that's interesting.
	5:32pm Ike: I’ve never been to that one, only the other one, Lalibela, several years ago. It was a bit pricey but amazing. I’ll have to get out there again someday.
	5:36pm Webhamster Henry: It's nice to hear some Norwegian. Maybe I should put on that Bergen Oslo train video again!
	5:46pm David D: Maybe Trans-Siberian for the next few minutes anyway...
	5:49pm David D: Or the 1967 film War and Peace, with Ovchinnikov's music.
	6:02pm fred: I think we're getting close to my station. I have to get up earlyish tomorrow (beers are planned earlier than usual after work, for a grad student who'll be leaving this week to spend a few months in New York)
	6:05pm David D: Cheers, Fred - enjoy the send-off beers...
	6:07pm doctorjazz: Like this Jazz Meets India! Time to hit the Staten Island Expressway, hope things aren't too icy. Thanks, David
	6:09pm Wadada Stanley: Hey David. I've been sitting here in the reclining chair enjoying the show. Gotta change to the Zzzz line, now. Good night and thanks.
	6:09pm David D: Good night, Stanley! Stay safe out there, Doc!
	6:37pm coelacanth∅: i need to check out a bit early Great program David Thanks!
	6:43pm northguineahills: almost a Skopjie skank!
	6:44pm chresti: I’m here until the end of the line
	6:44pm David D: Thanks, coelacanth∅!
	6:45pm David D: Glad you're still aboard, Chresti!
	6:46pm northguineahills: (not sure if they were from Skopjie, but nearly a third of the pop live there).
	6:47pm David D: NGH: Bitola is the second largest town or somewhere near there, I think...
	6:55pm monkeyz: goodbye mazedonia ;<
	6:57pm chresti: I don’t understand either
	6:58pm monkeyz: this is my station, see ya in a bit and thanks for the nice transportation!
	6:58pm chresti: Thanks David ! Glad to listen and not be in a courtroom
	6:59pm David D: Yes, hope everyone can live together better now with the solution...
	6:59pm David D: Thanks, everyone!
	7:00pm Webhamster Henry: Takk!
	7:03pm monkeyz: nice, i didnt even notice i was on the radioblau stream still.

Continental Subway with David Dichelle: Playlist from February 12, 2019

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