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Posted on: September 3rd, 2012
If big burger chains can sell billions and billions of burgers, just imagine how many they could sell if they actually made a great burger? You can make a much better burger than a fast food chain, here’s how… Tony’s Slider Patties and Brioche Slider Buns: call ahead and we’ll have them waiting! Locations
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Posted on: August 28th, 2012
Hamburgers are pretty common, but a great burger is a rare and beautiful thing! The ultimate burger and fries is a real treat meal for me, so I want it to be very special! There are only a couple places I will eat a burger out (I did my homework), but not many – I usually cook my…
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Posted on: August 17th, 2012
Back-to-school season means shifting routines and busy mornings — but no matter how packed your schedule gets, one thing should stay a priority: giving your kids the fuel they need to thrive. That’s what we call Kid Fuel — smart, simple nutrition that keeps kids energized, focused, and ready to take on the day. You…
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Posted on: August 13th, 2012
We proudly roast local Colorado chiles! Local Fire-Roasted Chiles at Tony’s We proudly roast local green chiles from Carl Musso’s Family Farm in Pueblo. Join us at this year’s Chile Roasts! We’ll gladly roast your chiles while you shop, or just pick up our pre-packed chiles still warm from the roaster. If you miss the…
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Posted on: July 31st, 2012
I do a lot of grilled fish over the summer – it’s lean, delicious, flexible and cooks very quickly. Usually I pair it with a simple veggie and rice, but when company is coming, I like to kick it up a bit; in this case serving it over Jalapeno Mashed Potatoes and smothering with Tropical…
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Posted on: July 9th, 2012
Making meat and cheese boards that’ll please a crowd! Hungry? Nothing satisfies like meat and cheese board for a quick lunch in the park, at a concert or ball game, with beer or cocktails at happy hour, or with wine while supper cooks – but who has time to put one together? We do! Tony’s Mini…
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Posted on: July 5th, 2012
Gas grills are fast and easy, but don’t offer the flavor of charcoal – but toss in a cedar plank and teach that old gas grill some tasty new tricks! A cedar plank adds just the right amount of smokiness to your dish as it protects delicate meats, fish and vegetables from falling apart, sticking…
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Posted on: June 26th, 2012
The weather’s hot, so cool salads and tender grilled meats are the ticket! This week we got some beautiful peas in from Musso’s Farms in Pueblo, and my fresh herb garden is going crazy, so I put together this impromptu salad / pasta dish with a little pancetta in the freezer and pantry ingredients. Is…
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Posted on: June 18th, 2012
Mastering Grilled Chicken Cooking chicken can be a little tricky, especially on the grill. It’s not your fault if your chicken legs are burned on the outside and raw in the middle, or that your chicken breasts are dry as a bone – Blame the Chicken! The problem is that chicken breasts are a totally…
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Posted on: June 8th, 2012
Once upon a time, before vegetable oils and when olive oil was rare in the US, pork was raised mainly for its fat. Almost every rural household kept a couple of pigs fattening up for the winter. This is where we get the image of a fat old pig rolling in the mud and eating…