I can make that: We try to make the secret Jazz burger at Jitlada

How to make the off-menu, secret Jazz burger at Jitlada Thai restaurant in Hollywood.
Jenn Harris • Los Angeles Times • January 8, 2020
“It’s so secret. So many secret things in there. I’ll never tell you.” This is Jazz Singsanong’s standard response when people ask what she puts in the off-menu Jazz burger at her Thai restaurant, Jitlada. The spicy patty served on leaves of crisp...
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