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Lamb that lived long enough to develop opinions and tougher muscle.
means The meat of an adult sheep, richer and gamier than its tender younger self, lamb.
from From Old French moton, sheep — the Normans served French words at the table while Anglo-Saxons kept the animal in the field, so we eat mutton but raise sheep.
Age lineSheep over roughly two years becomes mutton.
Mutton chopsSideburns named for the meaty cut's shape.
Comeback dishLong out of fashion, now slow-cook chic.