Ground Sirloin
Ground sirloin is a lean, finely textured beef that boasts a rich, savory flavor with a satisfyingly firm texture. Its deep red hue is a testament to its high-quality cut, making it a favorite for those seeking a healthier yet indulgent option.
Notes
Choose ground sirloin for dishes where you want to enjoy beef's robust taste without the extra fat. Its lower fat content means it cooks up quickly and cleanly, perfect for a variety of culinary creations.
Uses
- burgers
- meatballs
- stews
- tacos
Replacements
- ground round
- ground chuck
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