Culver’s Burger with Chick-Fil-a Sauce

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I need to try that. (Maybe along with/instead of Worcestershire?).

I think A1 is (literally) souped up Worcestershire. I've used both or each independently, depending on what I had around. A1 gives a little thickness and really bold flavor, and Worcestsershire helps keep it lighter. My old man always makes his Bloodies with Clamato, and while I didn't initially care for it, I've really come around to it in the last year. I use that to lighten the mix, and A1 to beef up that savory thing.
 

jcyclonee

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Minneapolis
-Left over steak (reheated steak always loses something and a little sauce helps it out)
-Burgers
-Chicken/turkey
-Pork
-Bloody Mary ingredient
-Oatmeal. Yes, seriously. I make oatmeal savory. A dash of Cavender's Greek seasoning, Lawry's, sriracha, A1, shredded cheese, and peppers. A delicious, healthy breakfast. Much better than brown sugar/fruit/milk in it.
I don't like A1 but it is great in a bloody mary.
 
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Saying ketchup don’t belong on steak is basically telling everyone you grew up rich and didn’t have to mask the taste of bad steaks with ketchup, the only sauce a lot of people could afford. Welcome to be rich and privileged. Sorry we were just poor.

I had to put ketchup on my dad's steak because the only way he knew to cook was well done
 

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A little A1 with a big Iowa chop is like an orgasm in your mouth.