If you’re looking for a classic steak dinner, look no further than the top sirloin. Naturally lean and bursting with bold, beefy flavor, the top sirloin is a well-loved cut that’ll work great in a variety of recipes. Case in point:
Grilled Top Sirloins with Roasted Root Vegetables
Roasted root veggies, sautéed garlic, and some serious steak makes for one delicious (and, yes, healthy) dinner in this recipe. Even better, it’s customizable and requires minimal effort.
Sirloin Steak Sandwiches with Horseradish Sauce
Recipe and image by: FoodieCrush.
While this recipe from Foodie Crush calls for a sirloin beef roast, you could also use a couple of lovingly-cooked top sirloins. Or go all out and roast it up! Either way, you’ll be biting into a sandwich that’s undeniably tender and tasty.
Skillet Steaks with Sautéed Wild Mushrooms
Steaks and mushrooms isn’t just classic; it’s an experience, especially when you go with a cut like top sirloin. Pick your favorite variety of mushroom—or, even better, go for an assortment—and prepare for meat nirvana.
Mexican Street Tacos with Simple Guacamole
Recipe and image by: Gimme Delicious.
While a flank or skirt steak is a more traditional choice for street-style tacos, we applaud Gimme Delicious for this scrumptious-looking steak recipe, which calls for top sirloin. Pairing that well-known beefy flavor with bright guacamole is a bold choice that really pays off.
Bacon-Wrapped Top Sirloins with Balsamic Pearl Onions and Burst Cherry Tomatoes
With this recipe, you’ve struck steak gold. Top sirloin, wrapped in bacon, topped with balsamic pearl onions and burst cherry tomatoes is a beautiful, satisfying steak dinner you’ll want to make over and over again.
Crockpot Philly Cheesesteaks
Recipe and image by: Half Baked Harvest.
Melted. Cheese. On top of a top sirloin that’s been cooking in its own juices all day. Thank you, Philly. (And of course, thanks Half Baked Harvest for this mouthwatering recipe!)
There’s a reason this satisfying steak is tops.
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