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		<description>Those look so good.  After a bad experience with bad sliders recently at a mediocre restaurant I&#039;m craving some good ones.  I love the idea of the honey and the scallions, but I really love the idea of the broth.  That is sooo smart.  Fantastic.  I am so going to give it a try.  Thanks!</description>
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		<description>Lee: Sorry, I kept forgetting to check out the name of the butcher shop, but it&#039;s called C&amp;A Meat Market, on Franklin Ave. and President St. in Brooklyn. 
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		<description>I&#039;m sorry, but I&#039;ve got to go with &quot;fat&quot; on this one. Burgers should be dripping and rare... damn the contamination risk! I do like a steak sandwich, though, so these would no doubt be delicious.

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		<description>After reading this post earlier today there was only one thing I could think of.  They turned out great! I had never used my food processor to grind chuck and after doing it, I am not sure that I will ever buy pre-ground again.  The scallions and honey were delicious and who can resist a wonderful potato roll.

Thank you for making a dreary Seattle day exciting!  By the way, I think that your brownie count is off on this on.  The steak may be high in fat but using a small amount of fresh meat is no sin.</description>
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		<description>Cathy,  I am honored that I was able to inspire you to  cook some beef. I really like the twist you put on the sliders, the honey seems genius. I wonder how using different liquids such as OJ or Sake might work with Asian inspired flavors. I might have to give that a try...</description>
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