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Damn Dennis, you've got a real problem with bbq sauce.
Used sparingly it's a great enhancement.

It's the same problem that I have with people smothering a $40.00 prime ribeye with Heinz 57 before they ever taste it. Why order a steak if your going to smother the taste of it with a sauce? Order the ground sirloin and go to town with sauce.
 

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As my Dad used to say, "You can't make everybody's smoke go up your chimney."

Not everybody likes the same thing. I'll jolly well put BBQ sauce, Heinz-57, ketchup, gravy, syrup, or whatever I want on my steak (maybe even nothing). :P

My plate, my rules. :drunk2:
 
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As my Dad used to say, "You can't make everybody's smoke go up your chimney."

Not everybody likes the same thing. I'll jolly well put BBQ sauce, Heinz-57, ketchup, gravy, syrup, or whatever I want on my steak (maybe even nothing). :P

My plate, my rules. :drunk2:
I know. I have a buddy that puts catsup on his well done steak and chastises me for blood running out of mine. To each their own.
 

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Is he Canadian? No self respecting American would destroy a steak like that.

Kindly clarify if you are referring to someone "destroying" a steak. Are you referring to wanting one "well done?" If so, then I may very well be the exception to your rule about "self respecting Americans." I might settle for "medium well", but NEVER so rare that blood runs out.
 

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Kindly clarify if you are referring to someone "destroying" a steak. Are you referring to wanting one "well done?" If so, then I may very well be the exception to your rule about "self respecting Americans." I might settle for "medium well", but NEVER so rare that blood runs out.

A steak is destroyed any time it gets cooked more than medium.
 

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