TEX_VOLFAN
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Wish I'd known about that one when I was living in TN. To me, that's one of the secrets to a good burger. Got to have fatty greasy hamburger to begin with. No seasoning or special sauce crap.
Thats what im talking about. 100% beef cooked on a flat grill that is about 50 years old. The only seasoning is what the meat picks up of the surface. If you are ever in east tn let me know and we will go feast on unhealthy burgers my treat.
There is a hole in the wall burger joint in Lake City Tn called Mary J's Unicorn Cafe that has a freakin awesome double cheese burger. I swear I think it is fried in lard. Its a heart attack on a bun. FF and myself sneek off to lunch there from time to time. I absolutey love the mom and pop burger shops.:thumbsup:

I don't think I could do med rare on a hamburger.
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I'll do it. Honestly, I'll take a great burger over a good steak any day.
I haven't ordered a steak out in years and that's the main reason. For chefs, they're is a mostly universal internal temp scale for doneness of steaks. Seems they all do it differently, though.this...if it's pink in the middle i can't eat it
hearted that song growing up
steaks at restaurants are a waste of money for me. can't ever get one i like. that being said, the one time a year i do order them out i get them medium rare, or else when they bring them to ya they're charcoal
