Geeze, mang. MOOOoooOOOO
Did you just slap a piece of cheese on a live cow, stick it between a bun and call it dinner?
Did you just slap a piece of cheese on a live cow, stick it between a bun and call it dinner?
With good beef don't be scared to eat it like a steak! Don't let "the man" run your life.Geeze, mang. MOOOoooOOOO
Did you just slap a piece of cheese on a live cow, stick it between a bun and call it dinner?
Buy the organic 3 pack of beef from Costco and you will change your mind. Grocery store ground beef I 100% agree with you but this is a whole different experience.You know, as rare as I eat my steaks, I just cannot eat burgers like that. I think it is a texture thing.
Rare is the way to go.......find the butcher with the dry-aged goods. Grind it yourself, rare will leach no juice with the dry-age. Never a soagy bun nor juice on gthe plate. Of course that's not the meal deal when hosting a party...but a treat for a few people like no other !
BURGER amongst burgers: start with 1 purple jalapeno, 3 small habaneros, 1 ghost pepper,mixed the meat with diced peppers, diced garlic, powdered garlic, ground pepper blend,put cheese in the middle of two burgers
burger is not complete with out a egg,stacked in between simple italian white bread
I've driven by there many a time during work...never been in there...now I have to find out who has....Ask a cop, they either have the answer or know how to get the info.
I deal with 2 places here........like any big city there are many meat provisions. 3 tyo 4 week aged is the best. I ask for the end cut for the extra flavor. I've been in the aging rooms, at 4 weeks the loin looks like its wearing a "fur coat". The mold gets hand cut and the loin gets run through the band saw........the 1st time I saw that I couldn't believe there wasn't a drop of blood on the saw blade. Most resturants throw the 1-3/4" cut in the 1600 deg salamander oven. i like that cut "black and blue" with a char.
I'll pick up a prime steak next week and grind it up for a burger ...with a photo or 2. Just have to decide what kind of dough to roll for the bun.