BEEF · Cut

Sirloin

Rump · rumsteck · culotte

Where the loin ends and the hip begins. The grain coarsens slightly compared with the striploin, and in exchange the beef flavour deepens — which is why many people prefer it as a steak.

Profile

Tenderness76
Marbling70
Umami84
Price78

Pairs with

Steak92
Grilling80
Roast beef55

Recommended cooking

54°CMedium rare

It holds less fat than the striploin, so stopping one stage earlier is the safer call.

How to pick it

Choose bright scarlet meat with a fine, tight grain rather than a dark or loose surface.

Grading & naming

True sirloin sits behind the loin; many labels blur it with rump — ask where it was cut.

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Nutrition · Per 100 g raw edible portion

219kcalCalories
20.4gProtein
14.9gFat
6gSaturated fat

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Temperatures are guidance for whole-muscle cuts. Ground meat and poultry need 71°C / 160°F throughout.