I love to stick a few garlic cloves in the roast. It adds a nice flavour right through all the meat. Simply, use a paring knife to spear into the roast about 1 1/2 to 2 inches. Press a garlic clove into each of the slots in the meat. For a 5-6 pound top sirloin roast, I use 5-7 garlic cloves.Sprinkle the seasoning all over the roast. Sea salt, cracked black pepper, thyme and oregano, all blend to give the perfect seasoning for the roast.emove from the heat and strain it into a gravy boat. Letting the roast rest for 10-15 minutes, pulls the juices back into the roast and results in juicy tender meat. Use a nice long craving knife to slice up the roast. There are many different cuts of beef and the top sirloin roast is one of my favourites.
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Figure 2: You can use the VALUE function to convert numbers stored as text to usable values. A somewhat simpler approach involves using the Paste Special, Multiply command. In any version of Excel, enter the number 1 in a blank cell and then copy that value to the clipboard.Next, select the range of values stored as text, right-click, and choose Paste Special, Multiply, and then OK. You can then clear 1 from the worksheet cell.Figure 3: You can also convert numbers stored as text to values by multiplying the cells by 1.The easiest way to convert a range of values to text, though, involves using the Text to Columns feature.ou can then clear 1 from the worksheet cell. Figure 3: You can also convert numbers stored as text to values by multiplying the cells by 1. The easiest way to convert a range of values to text, though, involves using the Text to Columns feature.