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    Cooking Sirloin

    How do you guys do it? 40 years ago we broiled them under the oven. Been long time since I had one. Yalls method???

    #2
    Sirloin is ****ed good over mesquite coals, seasoned to your liking at no more than Medium Rare.

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      #3
      Its a steak so it either goes on hot mesquite coals or hot cast iron / Blackstone.

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        #4
        Marinade and grill is my method usually. Ive even souvide then grill seems to be a good option also.

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          #5
          Your inlaws must be visiting

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            #6
            Ha..... Just going down memory lane

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              #7
              Sirloin gets a bad wrap because most people over cook it. Like said above don't go past medium-rare. Grill or pan sear hot and fast.

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                #8
                On the charcoal grill, 5.5 to 6 min per side (depending on thickness) for a medium rare steak.

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                  #9
                  The best way to fix a sirloin steak is to buy a ribeye and cook it rare to medium-rare.

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                    #10
                    Sirloin has its own unique flavor I like. Nothing wrong with this if the price is right. As mentioned, Little salt and pepper and don’t over cook it.
                    I like pecan coals or mesquite coals myself.

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                      #11
                      Originally posted by ThisLadyHunts View Post
                      The best way to fix a sirloin steak is to buy a ribeye and cook it rare to medium-rare.
                      This. I like reverse sear method to about 130-135 internal. Salt pepper only, or I like to use a ‘Texas’ seasoning blend now days. Best I have found is Uvalde Meat Market. TexJoy ‘ Texas’ will work in a once.

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                        #12
                        Step one is tenderize it with one of these… I ran a steakhouse for many years and sirloin was our top seller due this type of gadge on a bigger scale.
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                          #13
                          If I have to eat one it’s smothered in butter blue cheese, trinity seasoning medium rare

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                            #14
                            Originally posted by TX CHICKEN View Post
                            Step one is tenderize it with one of these… I ran a steakhouse for many years and sirloin was our top seller due this type of gadge on a bigger scale.
                            While I also agree that a good sirloin can be made better by a bit of mechanical tenderizing, did you not find the texture a little bit off putting?

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                              #15
                              Sous vide and your choice of searing.

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