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In Australia, there's a much bigger market for lamb (meat) than there is for mutton. The reason for this is that mutton is supposed to smell a bit funny, and l
by redcap 15y ago
In Australia, there's a much bigger market for lamb (meat) than there is for mutton.
The reason for this is that mutton is supposed to smell a bit funny, and lamb doesn't.
In any case, you can get some really tasty lamb dishes down under (e.g. my Mum's slow roasted lamb shanks).
- prodigal_erik 15y agoIn India (and apparently some other areas of Asia), meat from sheep is available but not well liked, so "mutton" generally means meat from goats.
- GeneralMaximus 15y agoIndeed. I had some tasty mutton with rice a few hours ago, and I can confirm it was goat meat. burp