Definition of sirloin
:a cut of meat and especially of beef from the part of the hindquarter just in front of the round — see beef illustration
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A 6-ounce sirloin can weight no less than 5.7 ounces and no more than 6.3 ounces.
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This last bit adds a subtle sweetness to the thin layer of char that encloses juicy ground sirloin.
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The menu for the flight included some meals from original menus of the period, including shrimp salad and pheasant terrine, codfish à Zé do pipo, the sirloin à portuguesa, and a banana parfait with chocolate for dessert.
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The sirloin I, perhaps rudely, order off the regular menu to accompany my zero-point soup at dinner is both delicious and twice the size of the filet on the WW menu.
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Main dishes are generous, too, like the Korean bowl ($10, or $15 with sirloin or shrimp): brown rice topped with vegetables including bok choy and carrots, kimchi and a poached egg, with Korean-style chile sauce on the side.
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Tri-tip, the triangle of meat at the bottom of a sirloin, tastes even better with a paprika and brown sugar rub. 1 tbsp.
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Haley's is a 10-ounce ribeye, while I am treated to a six-ounce sirloin.
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In addition to other burgers, Swenson's menu includes a made-to-order steak sirloin strip sandwich, Sloppy Joe, and baked ham and fish sandwiches.
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