Anybody heard of a spoon steak? (Keep on topic)

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Had someone come into the store today asking for them... Did a little googleing and still cornfused..


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It appears to be part of the sirloin, called Top Sirloin Butt, I am going to go see if that is a real name per IMPS,

Yep, IMPS 184, boneless Top Sirloin Butt roast, can be sectioned into steaks.
 
This is what I found online;
"Spoon roast, aka top butt, top sirloin butt, and center-cut roast, is top sirloin. This is the cut used for the roast beef sold in delicatessens". Apparently its a roast cooked so tender you can eat it with a spoon.
 
This is what I found online;
"Spoon roast, aka top butt, top sirloin butt, and center-cut roast, is top sirloin. This is the cut used for the roast beef sold in delicatessens". Apparently its a roast cooked so tender you can eat it with a spoon.
Yup thats what it's called up here in the northeast anyways. Very tender usually
 
Spoon roast, very yummy!! Have not done one in a while but with the price of roast beef at the deli I have actually been thinking about doing one soon.
 
I see doing this in my future! The guy that came in says he cooks a cut steak of 8 mins either side and puts our steak butter on it. I will see when I buy it on what to do...

Thx
 
I see doing this in my future! The guy that came in says he cooks a cut steak of 8 mins either side and puts our steak butter on it. I will see when I buy it on what to do...

Thx

I typically cook both sides of the steak, but I'll try it this way. :thumb:
 
I cook spoon roasts quite often. I will cook no other cut for roast beef. I can see it being very good cut into steaks also. Think I'll be giving that a try this week.
 
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