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The farting chipmunk music actually sounds better in this case.unironically a banger, incredible the amount of talent on the farms
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@Null if you're looking for some MATI music, whenever it restarts...
Actually it's a real cut of beef. No meat glue or anything. It's just not a "ribeye" as they claim it is and it's 1/3rd water by weight with salt and bromelain which is a tenderizer.That’s because it’s brined dog food tier trimmings glued together, the brine makes him think it’s gud. Salt + juicy = A+ Gud to jack
Morton's is an old school kind of steakhouse which is perfectly fine. I have no issues with it except it's upscale but I would never call it high end. It's in that hazy middle between that lower end upscale and higher end mid-scale places. It's good. It's not great. There are much better places you can go to even in Tennessee.Was just at a Morton’s a few weeks back In NYC treating myself to lunch . It wasn’t disappointing but they could had done better. The bar made a decent old fashioned though.
And how difficult is it to make an Old Fashioned? It's sugar, bitters, orange slice, cherry and bourbon, whiskey, rye or even brandy. You can muddle the orange if you want but it's not necessary. Personally I prefer a Manhattan. Practically the same drink but sweet vermouth instead of sugar and hold the orange. Use scotch instead of whiskey and it's now a Rob Roy. Or if I'm in a steakhouse I want an absolutely filthy dirty martini.
Exactly. Dunno where they get their beef from though, I doubt it's Sysco as these places live and die on their meat. They tend to have a partnership going on with some big name butchers and only buy the Triple Grade A type beef so it's better than Applebee's or Texas Roadhouse but it's still a chain and chains live by the idea that if you order an item on side of the country and travel across it ordering that same item will result in the meal tasting the same. These places strive for consistency.Ultimately Morton's, Ruth's Chris, McCormick & Schmucks, etc are chains. Yeah, better than Applebee's but you're not having a first class meal. Most of the stuff is your usual Sysco/US Foods prepackaged/reheated fare, just gussied up a bit.
But Jack's the kind of tard that even if he did go to a legit steakhouse, he'd drown the meat in A1.
Don't get me wrong Morton's, Ruth Chris and whomever are perfectly fine if you want a steak. But they're not the best out there.