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Beef · Sirloin

Beef Tips

Bite-sized chunks of beef, often from the sirloin or round, for quick skillet dishes and gravy.

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AnimalBeef
SectionSirloin
BoneBoneless
TendernessMedium
Also calledsteak tips, sirloin tips, beef tip cubes

Best ways to cook it

  • Pan-sear
  • Grill
  • Braise
  • Stew

About this cut

What it is and how to use it

Beef tips are chunks of boneless beef, usually trimmed from the sirloin or round when steaks and roasts are cut. They are cut larger than stir-fry strips and are a little more tender than stew meat. Sear them hot and fast in a skillet, thread them on skewers, or simmer them in gravy and serve over rice or mashed potatoes. On the plant's cut sheet, beef tips are one of the choices under stew beef.

Cook’s tipPat the chunks dry and sear them in a hot pan in batches so they brown instead of steaming. For beef tips and gravy, add broth and simmer until tender.

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