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July 4th Holiday Ordering Information

Posted On: January 24, 2022

Fourth of July 2022

ORDERING INFORMATION

Independence Day is Monday, July 4th, the bakeries are observing the holiday and their offices will be closed on Monday. 

Our office will be closed on Monday as well.  

  • If the holiday effects your operating hours and/or you have a regular standing order that you do not want delivered, please notify customer service by Thursday, June 30th, 4:00pm.

 Ordering procedures are as follows to place, add or cancel:

                Delivery Day

Order by: Day/Time

Monday 7/4

Friday 7/1 – noon

Tuesday 7/5

Friday 7/1 – noon

*for 48 hr items

  •  Late orders and cancellations will not be honored by the bakeries on holidays. They will not change or fill them, so please plan ahead. 

Deliveries will be made everyday as usual. 

Enjoy the holiday!

 

 

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Royal Bakers has your Traditional Irish Fare Covered

Posted On: March 10, 2014

For Breakfast:

Soften some butter for your (green) Bagels or spread some jam on your Irish Soda Scones

http://www.royalbakersdist.com/View/A-S-Bagels-Inc-Green-Bagel-431101

http://www.royalbakersdist.com/View/Irish-Soda-Scone-377007

For Corned Beef Sandwiches:

Rye               

 http://www.royalbakersdist.com/View/Elis-Bread-Rye-Deli-Plain-2-5lb-172360

http://www.royalbakersdist.com/View/Hudson-Bread-Rye-Plain-Loaf-3-5lb-162013

Dark Rye Batard baked with Chocolate Stout

http://www.royalbakersdist.com/View/Tom-Cat-Bakery-Dark-Rye-Batard-1-2lb-222307

Ale Rounds, large & small, baked with Six Point Ale

http://www.royalbakersdist.com/View/Orwashers-Ale-Bread-Round-Large-132638

http://www.royalbakersdist.com/View/Orwashers-Ale-Bread-Round-Small-132637

 Potato Onion and Pumpernickel Heroes

http://www.royalbakersdist.com/View/Hudson-Bread-White-Onion-Pocket-Sandwich-Roll-162703

http://www.royalbakersdist.com/View/Balthazar-Bakery-Potato-Onion-Hero-262104

http://www.royalbakersdist.com/View/Royal-Bakers-Inc-Pumpernickel-Hero-7-152108

Irish Soda Breads

http://www.royalbakersdist.com/View/Orwashers-Irish-Soda-Bread-Round-Small-132606

http://www.royalbakersdist.com/View/Zakir-Irish-Soda-Bread-Raisins-1lb-369901

http://www.royalbakersdist.com/View/Orwashers-Irish-Soda-Bread-Seeded-Round-Small-132607

For Dessert:

Assorted Holiday Cookies

http://www.royalbakersdist.com/View/Melita-Bakery-Assorted-Butter-Holiday-Cookies-337600

http://www.royalbakersdist.com/View/Settepani-Bakery-Holiday-Assorted-Butter-Cookies-236199

 Holiday Donuts

http://www.royalbakersdist.com/View/Pandora-Bakery-Assorted-Holiday-Donut-182543

What to do with those leftovers:

Pulverize your dry St. Patty’s leftover bread in a food processor.

Add chopped dill, soft butter, honey mustard, and horseradish.

Use to crust your: Irish Salmon Filet, Rack of Lamb, or Beef Tenderloin.

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The Burger

Posted On: February 12, 2014

Maybe it's a just a recent trend or simply a passion unearthed, maybe even a concern about the quality of our pre-packaged food industry, but today’s society and culinary worlds are more aware, critical, and constantly yearn for quality food products.  More and more we see a pattern of "organic" and "local" foods being used and desired, and there's no wonder why: it tastes fresh!  And using these fresh-tasting ingredients only enhances the flavor of any meal, including one of the most American of meals:

The Burger.  

                Chefs, cooks and operators spend years developing and perfecting their concepts of the "Perfect Burger."  Creations include a very specific mix of custom blends with local butchers or preferred vendors, and have to take into consideration fresh vs. frozen meat, protein: fat ratios, density/texture of the grind, flavor development, component combos, cooking methods and techniques, yield testing of raw vs. cooked weight, the diameter, weight and height of the meat, and countless other deliberations.

                After the meat of the meal has been carefully chosen, they consider bun selection; using an inferior bun can ruin all that hard work .  It is the #2 factor determining if a burger is quality and satisfies the customers burger experience.   http://www.seriouseats.com/talk/2008/07/hamburger-bunswhats-the-best.html reveals many different opinions and tastes regarding the perfect bun for the "perfect burger."  Some like a plain white bun and don't mind any sogginess or drip, some like a potato bun to give their burger a little added flavor and texture, some even prefer unusual choices such as sourdough or a kaiser!

                No matter what flavor of bread you use, you ultimately need to ask yourself the following:  does your bun match your burger dimensions and fit on your plate?  Can it support the weight of protein and components?  Does it fall apart as the customer uses infinite additional napkins?  Is it toasted, baked or steamed at service?  Is your burger in the perfect cradle?  Does it exceed your customers expectation & satisfaction?  Once you've got these answered, then you can start to think about the type of bread.  At Royal Bakers Distributing, we offer an abundance of over 240 burger bun options, most of which are freshly baked each day!  Just to get you started, here are only a few of our selections:

Pretzel Roll 4.5” , Pretzel Burger 4” , Kaiser 4” , Brioche 4.5 “ , Plain 4.5”  , 

Sourdough Large 5” , Brioche Sesame , Slider Potato , Potato Seeded ,   

Ciabatta , Brioche Seeded , Brioche Medium , Hamburger Plain  

                And if you need any further assistance in making the best choice for your burger, our Customer Service Team and Corporate Chef can assist you to match the optimum bread for your perfect Burgers;    We've got height, diameter, weight, density, seeded, unseeded, white, wheat, artisan or commercial production, packaged, Kosher, semolina, sourdough, ciabatta, potato, brioche, pretzel, kaiser, white, wheat, soft, slider and appetizer sizes, crusty and fresh options in our inventory.  We have your Perfect Burger covered!

                 Royal Bakers distributes good/better/best products to fit your food cost projections, recipe specifications and service concepts.  Please browse our website for your considerations. 

 Picture courtesy of: http://www.culinaryadventuresinthekitchen.com/2012/05/05/burger-buns/

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The Philly Cheesesteak Sandwich

Posted On: January 28, 2014

Probably the most famous place to get a cheesesteak sandwich is still Philadelphia, where the sandwich originated in 1930.  Two rival shops in particular produce this specialty, Pat's and Geno's, and they both make them pretty much the same way.  On a long roll, much like an Italian sub, they pile sauteed beef and melted cheese - usually Cheese Whiz, but sometimes American or Provolone.  That's really all there is to it!  Of course, other toppings can be used, such as peppers, onions, condiments, and even lettuce and tomatoes, but, in my opionion, the key to a great cheesesteak sandwich is the roll that holds all those juicy ingredients.

                                

        If you ordered a cheesesteak sandwich and was given a pile of drippy, melty, cheesy steak in the center of two slices of Wonder Bread, you'd know something wasn't quite right.  That's because you know, for such a hearty and mouth-watering treat, you'd need a great roll to handle those drippings.  It would need to have a little density and a crusty shell to soak up all that goodness while not being chewy or tough, and long enough to hold comfortably in hand, giving you the benefit of a mobile meal.  I'm not sure which exact roll Pat's or Geno's uses, but we have a few options that work perfectly.  The 6", 8", 10", and 12" club rolls from Rockland Bakery, the Cuban Hero from Hudson Bread, the Italian Hero 12" from Settepani: all of these rolls have just the right amount of crust and density, which is perfect to work with that "drip factor" that is so important to the original Philly Cheesesteak Sandwich, and can easily be held in hand for portability.  Not unlike a muffaletta, the bread soaks up the juices and cheese without soaking through the bread, and that makes everyone happy!

          Interested in reading more about the Philly Cheesesteak origins or the rivalry between Pat's and Geno's?  Check out this link: http://www.visitphilly.com/restaurants-dining/authentic-philly-cheesesteaks/

 

(Photo courtesy of http://www.unco.edu/dining/chef/featured_spring2012phillies.html

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What in the world is a muffaletta?

Posted On: November 12, 2013

Serious Eats describes the muffaletta as: "a world-class sandwich which hails from New Orleans, where it is often sold as an entire loaf of bread suitable for four people of healthy appetites to enjoy."  I think I'm going to need a plane ticket to Louisiana. 

                           

                If you've never had a muffaletta, here's a bit of background.  It was brought to New Orleans by the Italian community and so it's packed with meat and spice.  Not unlike an Italian sub, the muffaletta has layers of meat and cheeses which are paired with peppers, capers, olives, or anything with enough zest to offset the meat.  And, because it's so versitile, any ingredient will work depending on the chef!  But what really makes this sandwich is the bread. 

                It's almost impossible to find great muffaletta bread outside of New Orleans, but we can find you some pretty close options to compare to the real thing.  What you're mainly looking for is a thick focaccia-type to soak up all the great flavors from the meat and cheese.  (We've heard the longer it rests, the better it tastes!)  We have an abundance of focaccia and ciabatta breads, ranging from large sheets to individual round sandwich roll sizes, from heroes to baguettes.  One great option that has been featured at Beauty & Essex is the Ciabatta Sandwich Roll from Balthazar Bakery.  The Chef at Beauty & Essex uses the ciabatta because it's thick and rustic, just like the bread used in New Orleans, but scaled down to satisfy one individual instead of 4.  The pockets throughout the ciabatta help trap the flavor from the sandwich ingredients and also help the chewer not wear his jaws out.  Is your mouth watering yet?

                For a great muffaletta recipe, check out this post from seriouseats.com: http://www.seriouseats.com/recipes/2010/09/dinner-tonight-muffaletta-sandwich.html

Photo from: http://www.nomenu.com/reviews/Mahonys.html

 

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Pretzel Potential

Posted On: October 21, 2013

                               

If you've opened your eyes or ears at least once this past week, you'll know that there's a sudden surge in the pretzel bread industry.  Wendy's Pretzel Bacon Cheeseburger, Dunkin' Donuts' Pretzel Roll Roast Beef Sandwich are only two popular options you may come across.  But it's not only the fast-food chains that are adding pretzel bread to their menus.  Many restaurants, taverns, bars, and delis are also joining in! 

            The craze seems to be based on savory, spicy, and creamy ingredients in between a crusty yet soft, salty bun.  There are numerous flavorful combinations to pair with the salty pretzel besides cheese and meat, however.  Many sandwiches on a pretzel bun have included avocado and even chicken salad!  Let's face it, there are so many different sandwich ingredients you can throw in between two slices of pretzel, so many creams or sauces you can spread.  It's a favorite for any kind of sandwich eater!  Dare we say, a staple bread?

           Delicious ingredients that we've seen between the buns include: honey mustard, white cheddar cheese, avocado, applewood smoked bacon, dijon mustard, chili, ham & swiss, BLT, chicken, tuna, crab, turkey, and eggs.  There's a ton of creative combinations out there, we'd love to hear the tasty treats you'd like to create on your pretzel buns!

           Check out Royal Bakery's full line of pretzel productsTomCat Bakery's pretzel burger buns, or Hudson Bread's pretzel dinner rolls for sliders or a hearty soup side.  A popular item among our customers is the salted pretzel stick from Bakery of New York.  Anyone been to an Oktoberfest this season?  We bet you've seen pretzels there.  They're perfect to pair with beer! 

             Need more convincing?  Food Network's Guy Fieri makes a great grilled chicken sandwich on a pretzel baguette: http://www.foodnetwork.com/recipes/guy-fieri/grilled-chicken-sandwich-on-pretzel-baguette-with-citrus-mustard-recipe/index.html 

Click here for Pretzel Baguettes

 

Photo above from www.yammiesnoshery.com

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Coming Soon

Posted On: October 16, 2013

Coming Soon! Look here for ideas and inspiration.  Thinking of trying a new bread but not sure what to make?  Check-in here, we'll do the research for you!

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Welcome to the new Royal Bakers website!

Posted On: April 12, 2013

We have redesigned our website to provide our customers with the best service possible right at their fingertips. Royal Bakers offers new and exciting features to ensure we deliver the very best service we can.

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