What's the difference? Well, they are both boneless, despite their names. They both come from the sirloin of the beef and are leaner in their marbling. There is one major difference though, and that is the ridge of fat that runs along the top of the boneless top sirloin steak. While you might not enjoy eating fat straight like this or maybe you do! The sirloin tip steak does not have a ridge of fat on it. Both cuts lend themselves well to a marinade and are a lovely, tender cut when cooked correctly.
Quick sear. Bring the steak to room temperature before you cook it. Discard the marinade and lightly season with salt and pepper. Heat a grilling pan or cast iron skillet over medium-high for minutes and once hot sear the sirloin tip for about 1 to 2 mins per side. Alternatively, heat your outdoor grill to medium-hot and cook for 1 to 2 mins per side.
A couple of minutes of rest will suffice because this is a thin cut. Slice against the grain as a final way to create a more tender and easier to chew bite of steak. This is our favorite way to enjoy the cooked sirloin tip strips — from Caeser salads to Asian inspired creations. With a side vegetable. For a light lunch quickly slice an avocado, drizzle with olive oil and sprinkle with toasted sesame seeds and green onions.
Sandwiches, wraps, tacos. In keeping with the Asian flavor profile of the steak marinade use crunchy veggies such as julienned carrots or radishes, cucumber, cabbage, lightly dressed with rice vinegar and sesame oil. Rice or noodle bowls. Add the sirloin tip to steamed rice or boiled rice noodles, add fresh or cooked veggies such as these snow peas or these broccolini and drizzle with hoisin sauce.
TIP: Once the sirloin tip has been sliced against the grain it can still benefit from a light marinade purely to enhance flavor. This is practical if you plan on adding it to cold dishes such as salads, wraps, cold vermicelli etc. We often mix a bit extra of the marinade in the recipe card, set it aside until needed refrigerated and then toss the rested steak bits in it. You might see it referred to as a breakfast steak, tip steak, knuckle steak, round knuckle peeled, or tip center steak.
Since it is not as tender as more expensive cuts, the round tip steak benefits from a marinade. A marinade for a round tip steak should include a strong acid such as lemon or lime juice, any type of vinegar, or red wine.
These ingredients enhance the tenderness and give the meat a nice, rounded flavor. Plan on marinating this cut for a minimum of one hour per pound of meat. This is a good steak for the grill or broiler, and it makes an excellent choice for kebabs, fajitas, stir-fry, and other dishes that require cooking chunks of meat. The uniformity of the muscle in a round tip steak and its lower cost make it perfect for these purposes. Many of these dishes require a marinade for flavor and tenderness anyway, so it makes an ideal choice.
The round tip steak lacks the intramuscular fat, called "marbling" in culinary terms, that adds flavor to less used muscles such as those found in the loin and rib primals. This means that it is not as flavorful as the premium cuts and dries out quickly if cooked over intense heat. For this reason, it's best to marinate this steak. Marinating adds flavor plus fat in the form of oil from the marinade. You can also use this cut in recipes that call for low, moist cooking methods such as with a braised dish.
Choose round tip steak when you want an economical cut for use in full-flavored recipes or when your recipe calls for smaller chunks of meat, such as in a stir-fry. Combine remaining ingredients in a small bowl about 10 minutes before roasting time. Take the roast out of the wine marinade and place it on a rack in baking pan. Rub all over with the herb and seasoning mixture. Optional Gravy With or Without Drippings: Put 2 tablespoons of pan drippings or use butter in a saucepan and place it over medium heat.
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