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 Beef Sirloin Tip
« Thread Started on Jun 22, 2006, 11:42am »

The Beef Round Sirloin Tip (Knuckle) can be found in most supermarkets and box stores in the meat case, offered as "whole, untrimmed". It is suitable for a variety of cooking methods. Both dry and moist cookery can be utilized to prepare a roast. It's a very lean piece of meat and not suited for a 'low and slow' type cook for beef bbq.
This what it looks like, straight out of the bag (cry-o-vac packing).
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This is a 'typical' way of cutting it, but not limited to it alone.
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I've taken off a thick "London Broil" and you are looking at the rest
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I'll show this "London Broil" in another cooking pictorial
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I'm going to remove the rest of the Silver Side, via the natural seam.
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The Silver Side can be marinated for Kabobs, lean Stew Meat, lean burger, sandwich steaks, jerky, etc
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For my purpses today, I've got a "London Broil" and the rest will be Ground Sirloin.
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