Difference between revisions of "Mutton"

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Mutton is the term used to denote the meat from a sheep over two years old.

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−	'''Mutton''' is ~~older, mature [[sheep]]. [[Lamb]] is young~~ sheep~~. Older sheep produce a richer [[flavor]], but it can be tough if not cooked properly. The best way to cook any cut of mutton is~~ over ~~a long period of time under low heat. It is popular in [[Middle East]]ern and [[British]] [[cook]]ing~~.	+	'''Mutton''' is the term used to denote the meat from a sheep over two years old.

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