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Published by Hodder Education © John Campbell, David Foskett, Patricia Paskins and Gary Farrelly Lamb

Published by Hodder Education © John Campbell, David Foskett, Patricia Paskins and Gary Farrelly Lamb and mutton Lamb is a sheep under one year old. The meat of older sheep is called mutton.

Published by Hodder Education © John Campbell, David Foskett, Patricia Paskins and Gary Farrelly Quality points for lamb The carcass should be compact and evenly fleshed. Lean meat should be firm, dull red, with a fine texture and grain. Surface fat should be hard, brittle, flaky, a clear white colour and evenly distributed. In a young animal the bones should be pink and porous, so that, when cut, a degree of blood is shown in their structure. Older bones become hard, dense, white and inclined to splinter when chopped.

Published by Hodder Education © John Campbell, David Foskett, Patricia Paskins and Gary Farrelly Joints, uses and weights JointUsesLamb weightMutton weight Whole carcass16 kg25 kg ShoulderRoast, stew3 kg4.5 kg LegRoast (boil mutton) 3.5 kg5.5 kg BreastRoast, stew1.5 kg2.5 kg Middle neckStew2 kg3 kg Scrag-endStew, broth0.5 kg1 kg Best-end rackRoast, grill, fry2 kg3 kg Saddle3 kg5.5 kg

Published by Hodder Education © John Campbell, David Foskett, Patricia Paskins and Gary Farrelly Offal Kidney: Grill or sauté. Heart: Braise. Liver: Fry. Sweetbreads: Braise or fry. Tongue: Braise or boil.

Published by Hodder Education © John Campbell, David Foskett, Patricia Paskins and Gary Farrelly Method of cookery? Which method of cookery would you use for these lamb dishes? ^ Blanquette^ Kebab Best end >

Published by Hodder Education © John Campbell, David Foskett, Patricia Paskins and Gary Farrelly Method of cookery? Which method of cookery would you use for these lamb dishes (shanks with ratatouille, navarin and hotpot)? ^ Lamb shank^ Navarin Hotpot >