How to Cook Top Sirloin
If beef is what's for dinner, you can't go too far wrong with a juicy, economical top sirloin steak or roast. Top sirloin is a lean cut of beef from the sirloin, or lower back portion, of a cow.
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If beef is what's for dinner, you can't go too far wrong with a juicy, economical top sirloin steak or roast. Top sirloin is a lean cut of beef from the sirloin, or lower back portion, of a cow.
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