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Understanding Beef – The Loin

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Posted on: January 22nd, 2013

With hundreds of different beef cuts, it can get confusing. Some are great on the grill, some are better oven roasts, and others need marinating or slow braising. And then there are all the crazy marketing names – what we call a NY Strip at Tony’s is also called Kansas City Strip, Top Loin Steak,…

What is a Meat Bundle?

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Posted on: January 10th, 2013

Recently Westword Magazine asked their readers what a Tony’s Meat Bundle was, and only a few folks knew. Most of the answers were hilarious, and a few were definitely not fit to print here! A Tony’s Meat Bundle is an assortment of meats and other dishes offered at approximately a 20-30% discount. Stocking your freezer…

The Ultimate Fried Shrimp

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Posted on: December 21st, 2012

I love fried shrimp, but save them as a special treat… And these fried shrimp are the most special treat ever! My wife taught me how to make Ebi Furai (Japanese Fried Shrimp), and there are simply none better! It’s actually pretty easy, you’ve got to try it! Keys to success with this dish: Start…

The Ultimate Beef Rib Roast

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Posted on: December 18th, 2012

The Beef Rib Roast is the most popular roast for the Christmas season, and why not!? It’s the juiciest and most flavorful of all the beef roasts – if you get a few key things right. Read on for the facts and tips for choosing and preparing the Ultimate Beef Rib Roast! (AKA Standing Rib or…

When is it Done?

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Posted on: December 12th, 2012

If I could only give you one tip when it comes to cooking meats and cooking in general, it would be “Don’t overcook it!” Overcooking makes foods tough, dry and tasteless – and it’s easy to avoid. Follow along to see how useful a thermometer really is! One of the most common questions I get is…

The Perfect Holiday Ham

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Posted on: December 5th, 2012

Chefs do have a few tricks up their sleeves, but when it comes to holiday ham, all we can really do is heat it up. Sure we can put a fancy glaze on it, but there’s no way to improve the taste, tenderness, juiciness or flavor – so it’s important to start with the best…

Tips for Great Turkeys: How to Choose, Cook, and Serve the Perfect Bird

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Posted on: November 12th, 2012

Tips for Great TurkeysHoliday meals call for something truly special—and when it comes to turkey, there’s no room for shortcuts. These expert tips for great turkeys will help you choose the best bird, prepare it safely, and serve it up perfectly for your holiday table. Looking for tips for great turkeys this holiday season? You’ve…

Turkey Labeling Terms: What They Really Mean

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Posted on: November 6th, 2012

Not all turkey labels are created equal. Some terms are carefully regulated by the USDA to protect consumers. Others? They’re just marketing tactics. Understanding turkey labeling terms will help you make informed decisions—especially during the holidays when turkey takes center stage. Below, we break down common turkey labeling terms, explain what they mean, and offer…

Snack Attack

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Posted on: September 25th, 2012

Is snacking our friend or foe? Well, it can be both! Choose the right foods at the right time and you are doing your body a big favor – but if you don’t have healthy snacks within arm’s reach, you’re probably already munching on those chips… What are the Right Foods? There are actually hundreds…

Tri Tip: Good Eat’n, Great Price!

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Posted on: September 14th, 2012

I’ve been a huge fan of the Tri Tip ever since I started cutting meat in the late 70’s.  It may not be the most tender steak in the case, but proper cooking and thin slicing cures that. Its flavor is fabulous, especially when marinated and grilled – and since it’s a fraction of the price of…

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