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Organic Beef Sirloin Steak (250g)

Organic Beef Sirloin Steak (250g)

$23.05
Organic Beef Sirloin Steak (250g)—
$23.05

The Story

Our sirloin steak comes from our beautiful deep-red Sussex cattle and is one of the more beefy flavoured steak cuts. Gently marbled it is a perfect steak for frying and grilling. It should be cooked in a hot pan to keep the juices locked in and then rested properly to ensure the meat remains deliciously tender. Sirloin is a great cut to serve with sauces such as bearnaise or peppercorn.

Goodwood Organic Beef:

Our cattle are bred to give high quality cuts of award winning meat with an exceptional marbling of fat. As all our beef is hung for 28 days, it produces a lovely flavour and deep colour. We've previously won Gold Stars in the Great Taste Awards for our fillet and sirloin. 

The beautiful deep-red Sussex, our beef cattle, thrive on the chalk downland, having been farmed on the land at Goodwood for centuries. Our cattle are fed on forage grown on the estate; this is a mix of clovers, oats, whole crop barley, whole crop silages and wheat, beans and vetches.

Description

Our sirloin steak comes from our beautiful deep-red Sussex cattle and is one of the more beefy flavoured steak cuts. Gently marbled it is a perfect steak for frying and grilling. It should be cooked in a hot pan to keep the juices locked in and then rested properly to ensure the meat remains deliciously tender. Sirloin is a great cut to serve with sauces such as bearnaise or peppercorn.

Goodwood Organic Beef:

Our cattle are bred to give high quality cuts of award winning meat with an exceptional marbling of fat. As all our beef is hung for 28 days, it produces a lovely flavour and deep colour. We've previously won Gold Stars in the Great Taste Awards for our fillet and sirloin. 

The beautiful deep-red Sussex, our beef cattle, thrive on the chalk downland, having been farmed on the land at Goodwood for centuries. Our cattle are fed on forage grown on the estate; this is a mix of clovers, oats, whole crop barley, whole crop silages and wheat, beans and vetches.