What the hell is mutton?

Jun 14, 199712 posts by 12 postersalt.tv.seinfeld
Question

Fans discuss what mutton is after seeing it in an episode, with explanations that it's adult sheep meat tougher than lamb.

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Even the name sounds disgusting. I couldn't get a clear shot of the plate of mutton, in the episode. What kind of meat is it? How do you prepare it? Does anyone know approximately what it tastes like? Is it as disgusting as Jerry thinks it is? Thanks.

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On 16 Jun 1997, James Broumand Evans wrote:

So "lamb" is the meat of a lamb? Interesting.

I've also heard of people eating "chicken." What's that? ;^)

Bob Roman

I like how they referenced Mutton again when Newman gets stuck going to that farmer's house for dinner....

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mutton is old lamb, so i guess you could call it sheep. HAve you heard that expression mutton dressed as lamb, for someone dressing too young for their age?

c

Allan Hung wrote in article ...

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There is no such thing as an "old lamb," because a lamb is inherently young. "Old lamb" makes as much sense as "elderly baby." The expression you mentioned, though I have never heard it, is irrelevant because it refers to mutton dressed *as* lamb, thereby signifying that the two are definitely distinct.

Ever hear of a dictionary? Since when did "mutton" become an obscure word anyway?

Babu

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Mutton is a highly educated sheep, given French or Sociology courses before being slaughtered. Personally I think meat is disgusting.

If we were never meant to eat meat, it wouldn't taste so delicious. Bring on the porterhouse!! [email] (Hammer nail here--> <-- for a new monitor.)