Also known as the Sirloin or New York Strip, our Australian Beef Striploin Steak is a premium cut known for its fine grain, moderate marbling and bold meaty flavour. Sourced from high-quality Australian cattle, this striploin is ideal for grilling, pan-searing or roasting, delivering consistent results every time. Cut from the short loin, this raw steak boasts of a beautiful balance between tenderness and juiciness, with a firm bite and a natural fat cap that enhances flavour during cooking.
Here is a step-by-step guide to cook the perfect steak:
Step 1: Prep
- Take the Australian Beef Striploin Steak out from the refrigerator 30 – 60 minutes before cooking
- Defrost and bring it to room temperature to ensure even cooking
- Pat the steak thoroughly dry with paper towels
- Season generously on both sides and the edges with kosher salt and black pepper
Step 2: Sear
- Heat a cast-iron pan on high until smoking hot
- Add a tablespoon of high-smoke-point oil such as avocado, canola or beef tallow
- Sear the Australian Beef Striploin Steak for 2 – 3 minutes per side to create a thick, brown crust
- Flip the steak every 60 seconds for an even cook and better crust
- Use tongs to hold the steak on its side to render the fat cap for 30 – 60 seconds
Step 3: Baste
- Lower heat to medium
- Add butter, smashed garlic and thyme or rosemary to the pan
- Tilt the pan and use a spoon to repeatedly pour the foaming butter over the steak for 1 – 2 minutes
- Use a meat thermometer and insert it into the thickest part of the Australian Beef Striploin Steak
- Remove the steak at 54 – 57°C for medium-rare doneness
Step 4: Rest
- Transfer the cooked Australian Beef Striploin Steak to a cutting board
- Let it rest for 5 – 10 minutes to allow juices to redistribute
- Cover it loosely with foil to ensure the steak stays moist
Step 5: Serve
- Cut the Australian Beef Striploin Steak across the grain into ½-inch thick slices
- Skip the salt and crown your steak with delicious caviar for a luxurious final touch
Doneness Guide
- Rare: 49 – 52°C
- Medium-rare: 54 – 57°C (recommended)
- Medium: 60 – 63°C
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