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Where’s the Beef?

Friday, June 19th, 2009

Morton's cov

We’ve got a copy of the latest Morton’s cookbook up for grabs. (Whet your appetite here).

To claim it, all you have to do is share:

a) where you shop for choice cuts of meat (local butchers, sustainable farms, commercial groceries, etc.), or;

b) the best steak deals you’ve discovered around town (prime rib nights, chateaubriand specials, cut-rate sirloin sandwiches).

We’ll randomly choose a winner from all comments posted by 5 p.m. Tuesday, June 23.

Anyone who misses out on the gratis meat manual can snag a signed copy from Morton’s co-founder Klaus Fritsch at next week’s D.C. and Reston receptions. Each ticket ($59) nets guests a book, access to a dinner auction and includes a $5 contribution to Feeding America.

–Warren

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3 Responses to “Where’s the Beef?”

Capital Spice Says:

We’re big fans of the Organic Butcher of McLean. They’ve got a great selection – beef, pork, chicken, fish and even game meats. If they don’t have things in stock, they’re more than happy to order it for you. And they source locally for most of what they sell (including some of the freshest holiday turkey we’ve ever experienced).

A little pricey relative to other sources, but their handmade sausages are a delicious deal.

Jen Says:

I just recently discovered Ray’s the Classics $24, 3-course menu in Silver Spring. Offered in the bar area only, I thought it was an incredible deal for crab bisque, bacon-wrapped filet and NY Cheesecake!

Colleen/FoodieTots Says:

We buy all our (grassfed, hormone-free) meat from local farmers – Smith Meadows, Cibola & Fields of Athenry – or Steve the butcher at Let’s Meat on the Avenue.

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