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Bookmark or Share- roast beef - What is the US equivalent of "Joint of Sirloin ...A "Joint of Sirloin" is a rare cut in the US given the other possible uses of the sirloin. If one looks at the T-Bone/Porterhouse cuts, where the the "T"-bone bi-sects the steak. The smaller side is the tenderloin and the larger side is sirloin.
- How to pan sear a thin steak? - Seasoned AdviceLet the pan be as hot as possible, add meat just before the oil starts to smoke. Make sure the meat is NOT wet, dry it, water will steam before you get the steak to look nice, making that steam will reduce the temperature in the pan and not enough heat is left to make the steak look nice.
- How to cook a pork sirloin roast? - Seasoned AdviceYAY! That's medium rare! So it's really unnecessary to do a low, slow and moist method for a lean cut like the sirloin. Save your crock-pot for cuts like the shoulder, which will benefit much more from long, slow cooking because of all the fat and collagen. You can get downright quick with sirloin, and still have tender, luscious meat.
- NY Steak vs NY Strip Steak - Seasoned AdviceYes, they are the same cut of beef. Depending on the butcher it may or may not be 'trimmed' a little differently. A New York strip is cut from the sirloin primal, specifically the 'top loin'. If one looks at a typical T-bone (or Porterhouse) steak the 'larger side' of the steak (to one-side of the bone) becomes a strip steak once cut from the bone.
- cut of meat - What is the difference between a New York Strip and a ...Cut from the strip loin part of the sirloin, the strip steak consists of a muscle that does little work, and it is particularly tender. When still attached to the bone, and with a piece of the beef tenderloin also included, the strip steak becomes a T-bone steak or a Porterhouse steak.
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