Sirloin Tip Steak
With coarse muscle strands, Sirloin Tip is also referred to as “Faux Hanger” and “Flap Meat.” The average steak is 2 in. wide, 4 in. long, and ½ in. thick in size. The optimal cooking method for this cut is grilling or searing, since the texture allows for marinades and seasonings to effectively absorb. Another option is slow braising the Sirloin Tip to achieve tender shreds.
Recipes for Sirloin Tip Steak
Weighing under three pounds, the tri-tip is tender, delicious and easy to prepare.
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