Sterling Silver top sirloin butt is cut from the sirloin primal – and bagged separately from the sirloin rump muscle. It is available in two ways: the top cap butt or center cut. With ample marbling, our tender, boneless top sirloin butt delivers a lean, flavorful eating experience. Along with menu versatility.
Prep Method: Stir Fry
Tenderloin
A non-weight bearing muscle which is not toughened by animal activity, tenderloin is wonderfully tender, lean, succulent and rich in flavor.
Blade and Lifter Meat
Cut from the outside of the rib primal, Sterling Silver blade and lifter meat provides excellent beef flavor and a nice, tender texture. This relatively thin, flat cut is perfect for marinated strips, steaks, skewers, steak sliders, global dishes (including fajitas) and more.
Teres Major
The teres major muscle comes from the scapula/blade of the shoulder (chuck primal). It is produced when making the heart clod. The muscle fibers on this small, cone-shaped cut run parallel to the long axis of this muscle. Almost as tender as filet mignon, with slightly more fat, and thus more flavor.
Flat Iron
Chuck Short Ribs
Rich in flavor, our chuck short ribs are an indulgent cut of beef that is portion-friendly and presentation-friendly, thanks to the bone-in profile. Best prepared using slow and/or moist heat, the resulting tender-as-can-be ribs lend themselves to flavorful, memorable menu creations.
Chuck Flat
Chuck flat is the boneless, rectangular-shaped “lip extension” attached to the chuck eye roll. Rich in flavor, this tender, versatile cut is often used for boneless short ribs, chuck steak, satays, fajitas, stir fry and sandwiches. Also Denver steaks and roasts.