tom b
somebody shut me the fark up.
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I googled the cut and this is what I found
The packaging call this meat "pork loin sirloin chops" .99c a pound so what the heck?
http://www.thekitchn.com/a-complete-guide-to-pork-chops-meat-basics-208638
form this link
5. Sirloin Chop
Other names: Sirloin steak
Where it's from: This cheaper cut is from the hip area toward the back of the loin.
What it looks like: Contains some hip and backbone, with a higher percentage of bone than other chops; the meat is composed of various muscle groups.
What it tastes like: Lots of pork flavor, but tough unless braised.
How to cook it: Because of all the different muscles present, sirloin chops should be cooked over slow, moist heat, in braises or stews.
Does anyone have experience with this meat?
Can I grill it?
or any other sugestions please!
The packaging call this meat "pork loin sirloin chops" .99c a pound so what the heck?
http://www.thekitchn.com/a-complete-guide-to-pork-chops-meat-basics-208638
form this link
5. Sirloin Chop
Other names: Sirloin steak
Where it's from: This cheaper cut is from the hip area toward the back of the loin.
What it looks like: Contains some hip and backbone, with a higher percentage of bone than other chops; the meat is composed of various muscle groups.
What it tastes like: Lots of pork flavor, but tough unless braised.
How to cook it: Because of all the different muscles present, sirloin chops should be cooked over slow, moist heat, in braises or stews.
Does anyone have experience with this meat?
Can I grill it?
or any other sugestions please!