Although similar in shape, a filet mignon and a baseball steak are two entirely differently cuts of meat but with this tip, you might not know the difference.

Last week was a fun one to be a caterer in the Augusta area. The Masters always finds me cooking for corporate clients and the menus are always fabulous! One night we had filet mignon on the menu. It ...

Welcome to Clubhouse Eats, where we celebrate the game’s most delectable food and drink. Hope you brought your appetites. Filet mignon: It’s been stuffed with foie gras, crowned with shrimp, and set ...

The best way to guarantee your steak is cooked to the temperature you want is to use a meat thermometer inserted into the ...

Buttery soft and incredibly tender, nothing says "special occasion" like a tenderloin or filet mignon steak. Whether you're dining at a restaurant or trying to choose the perfect steak at the store, ...

When it comes to the most tender, buttery steakhouse staple, two cuts compete for the crown. Filet mignon and beef tenderloin are indeed similar when it comes to their texture and mild flavor, making ...

Filet mignon may be at the top of the steak chain, but it's out of the price range of many these days. There are alternatives — pork tenderloin makes a tasty non-beef option, while Anthony Bourdain ...