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Sirloin Steak - 32 Day Dry Aged
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Description
Our sirloin steak is taken from free-range British heritage breeds, naturally fed and allowed to mature slowly for exceptional eating quality. Each steak is dry-aged for a minimum of 32 days to deepen the flavour and create melting tenderness.
Cut from the loin and rich in intramuscular marbling, sirloin is known for its balance of leanness and succulence. When cooked, the fat caramelises beautifully, locking in flavour and giving that unmistakable steakhouse char.
Whether you're planning a midweek treat or a Saturday night steak dinner, sirloin is always a reliable favourite. Serve with thick-cut chips, green peppercorn or Bordelaise sauce, and a side of seasonal greens. Or try it sliced over a rocket salad with parmesan and balsamic.
This is British steak at its finest - robust, juicy and full of character.
How to cook beef sirloin steak
This is the best of British steak, prime and flavoursome, for a real Saturday night treat especially when served with home made chips and a Bordelaise sauce. We recommend serving our sirloin steaks rare or medium rare for optimum taste and eating, while if you're unsure as to how to get the perfect finish for your steak please see our cooking tips.
About the cut
Sirloin Steak
Sirloin comes from the French "sur la longe" or above the loin from where it is cut. Ours are dry aged matured in our dedicated drying room, before being prepared into neat steaks. Our sirloin steaks boast the characteristic marbling that explains its reputation for taste and which to a butcher is a sign of the meat's quality, promising tenderness and flavour when cooked.
About the breed
Heritage
we'll choose from our selection of available breeds
It's good to eat and enjoy heritage breed meat from British breeds, showing farmers that there is a market for their herds and flocks and encourage them to rear them. Without a demand for their meat, many breeds would die out altogether. When intensive farming reigned unchallenged in the second half of the last century, many of our traditional breeds all but disappeared because they don't take kindly to factory farming. We want to change this and help more people realise that we need to safeguard the natural biodiversity of our farm animals and to demand meat with intrinsic flavour that comes from higher welfare systems. All of our meat fits that bill perfectly.
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FAQ
How to prepare sirloin steak
Preparing sirloin is all about enhancing its natural flavour. Start by:
Removing the steak from its packaging and patting it dry with kitchen paper.
Let it come to room temperature for 30-60 minutes to ensure even cooking.
Trimming any excess surface fat if desired (though we recommend keeping the fat cap for flavour).
Seasoning generously with coarse sea salt just before searing - this helps form a rich crust.
You can also:
Rub with a drizzle of oil and cracked black pepper.
Add a dry rub or a simple marinade for extra depth (e.g., garlic, rosemary, olive oil, lemon zest).
For added tenderness, consider dry brining the steak in the fridge overnight with salt.
Once prepped, follow the cooking guide above to achieve your perfect finish.
What is sirloin steak?
Sirloin steak is cut from the loin, specifically the section behind the ribs and before the rump. It offers a great balance of tenderness and flavour, with a generous fat cap and subtle marbling throughout.
Why is sirloin steak called sirloin?
The name "sirloin" comes from the French sur la longe, meaning "above the loin". It refers to the area of the cow the steak is cut from. Contrary to popular myth, it was not knighted by an English king.
Sirloin steak vs ribeye – what’s the difference?
Ribeye is more heavily marbled and typically richer, while sirloin is leaner with a firmer texture. Both are flavourful, but ribeye is more indulgent, whereas sirloin offers a slightly cleaner taste.
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