cut of mutton

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cut of mutton

The butcher displays a fresh cut of mutton in the shop window.

Definition
  1. Noun:
    • A piece of meat from a mature sheep: Specifically refers to a portion or section of meat, such as a leg, shoulder, or loin, that has been butchered from a sheep older than one year (mutton).
Usage
  • The term is used to specify a particular portion of meat from a sheep, distinguishing it from lamb (meat from a young sheep). It is commonly found in culinary, butchery, and historical contexts.
  • Example: "The recipe calls for a specific cut of mutton, like the shoulder, for the stew."
Examples
  • Noun:
    • The butcher displayed various cuts of mutton in the shop window.
    • For the traditional dish, a lean cut of mutton is preferred.
Advanced Usage
  • "Choice cut of mutton": Refers to a prime or high-quality piece of mutton.
    • He requested a choice cut of mutton for the special dinner.
Variants and Related Words
  • Mutton (n): The meat from a mature sheep.
    • Mutton has a stronger flavor than lamb.
  • Lamb (n): The meat from a young sheep.
    • Roast lamb is a popular spring dish.
Synonyms
  • Piece of mutton: A general synonym for a portion of mutton meat.
  • Joint of mutton: Often used to refer to a large cut for roasting.
Related Phrases
  • Leg of mutton: A specific cut from the hind leg of the sheep.
    • They served a roasted leg of mutton.
  • Mutton chop: A cut including a rib, often grilled or fried.
    • He ordered mutton chops for lunch.
cut of mutton

The butcher displays a fresh cut of mutton in the shop window.

Noun
  1. cut of meat from a mature sheep