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Just had a $15 dollar burger. Now exploding from bulk beef.

Ns1

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and it was worth every single goddamn penny.

Morton's Prime Burger @ Annie Morton Steakhouse


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Seriously felt like a half pound+ of wet aged ground sirloin, topped with swiss cheese + bacon + mushrooms + grilled onions.

The ground beef was just exploding with...beefiness.

oh man, I think I'm about to pass out.
 

Engineer

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No pink meat in burgers...only pink in some steaks and...er...nevermind...L&R for the 2nd half.
 

Homerboy

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burgers, and all red meat are meant to be pink/red on the inside. Fully cooked is overcooked.

I kinda OD'ed no burgers this summer. Though one does sound good right about now...
 

KeithTalent

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I don't like pink burgers. I like steak tartare, beef carpaccio, and I like my steaks rare, but burgers I like cooked somewhere close to medium-well.

KT
 

bfdd

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I've heard of that place, but never been there. Fucking looks like an amazing burger though.
 

sjwaste

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Looks good to me. If you like well-done burgers, I have a bag of hockey pucks I can mail you.
 

Dirigible

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As I understand it, the establishment can serve it as red as you desire *if* they grind it themselves. Or at least that's what my coworker told me the last time we ate at a burger place in MSP.

Some places will, some won't. I never knew why. The grind it themselves rule makes some sense but I will still fear contamination since I can't imagine any resaurant taking adequate steps. I love slightly cooked burgers enough that I go for it anyway. Yum!