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Many restaurants will warn you that your dinner plate is hot. But at Black and Blue Crab and Steak, they really mean it. Before bringing out a steak, servers set a wooden charger on the table, along with the obligatory super sharp knife. The main attraction sizzles through the dining room on a metal plate at the new Burlington steak house before coming to rest on that charger. Seared at 1,700 degrees Fahrenheit—hot enough to melt silver—the 14-ounce Kansas City bone-in strip steak wears a beautiful char on the outside, with a juicy, tender medium rare interior. Beef and seafood are the stars at Black and Blue, the first Massachusetts
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