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That is an option. Properly done steak tartare is chopped not ground. But I say let the voters decide.

I look forward to you entry! Go fo it!
Tongue in cheek there, besides, chopped, minced, or ground, it wouldn't fulfill rule #2.
 
I saw it a few times in Germany and it was always ground. Might be a regional thing though. I think if it were chopped or ground outside on your smoker it would qualify. :thumb: At least that's how Rule 2 has been interpreted in the past -- now where is that couch? Oh, yeah, there it is.

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I saw it a few times in Germany and it was always ground. Might be a regional thing though. I think if it were chopped or ground outside on your smoker it would qualify. :thumb: At least that's how Rule 2 has been interpreted in the past by many -- now where is that couch? Oh, yeah, there it is.

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Yes, you would know all about interpreting the rules now wouldn't you. I say let the voters decide.
 
If I grind tofu and eggplant and make it into some kind of burger like patty, would that count as long as I grill it?
 
If I grind tofu and eggplant and make it into some kind of burger like patty, would that count as long as I grill it?

I'm not sure that the voters would classify tofu as meat; however, eggplant is multidimensional and I think they would welcome such a grilled burger most enthusiastically, but probably only in the zero's club.
 
If I grind tofu and eggplant and make it into some kind of burger like patty, would that count as long as I grill it?

As long as you can provide proof from a qualified source that either tofu or eggplant are actually dead animal meat and not dead plant meat or a derivation thereof. :boxing:
 
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