Boneless Pork Sirloin

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snickerdoodle

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So the new sale flyer came out today for our grocery store (love Wednesdays!) and I see that boneless pork sirloins are on sale for $1.99/lb. 2 questions. What is the average size of these? And of course, what are your favorite ways to serve this? This would be another first for me. Thanks in advance!!

Edit: it's a roast, not sure if that is pertinant information or not... I'm still learning :)
 
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Usually about 2lbs or so. They can be larger. I brine mine for an hour or so, cover with either lemon pepper or cracked pepper and salt and just roast. Make a yummy gravy to go with. I've also poked slivers of garlic into the roast - good but more work. My latest plan (haven't had time for this one yet) is to roast it with a PILE of garlic cloves, potatoes and carrots underneath and make a delicious gravy with the garlic.
 
I don't buy this cut often. You could use it to make chili or kebabs. I have bought the sirloins as steaks and grilled them. Never cooked one as a roast.
 
Usually about 2lbs or so. They can be larger. I brine mine for an hour or so, cover with either lemon pepper or cracked pepper and salt and just roast. Make a yummy gravy to go with. I've also poked slivers of garlic into the roast - good but more work. My latest plan (haven't had time for this one yet) is to roast it with a PILE of garlic cloves, potatoes and carrots underneath and make a delicious gravy with the garlic.

That sounds so good, Alix!!! And I just woke up....ummm garlic gravy:pig:
 
I don't brine mine but do roast it with lemon pepper. My family likes it that way. I've also sliced it and grilled like pork chops in the summer.
 
I can't decide what sounds better, the teriyaki kabobs or garlic gravy!! Mmmmm... keep 'em coming! You guys always post better "results" than Google LOL
 
You could do kebabs or steaks with a different marinade. Combine soy sauce, ginger, garlic, sesame oil and pepper.
 
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