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An old article about mutton, BUT....

by Doogy R » Fri Feb 15, 2008 8:03 pm

It is still a great and pertinent read if you love that meat, as I do.

http://www.burgoo.info/booksnarticles/muttoninfo.htm

Roast a big piece of meat until half-done. Take it out of the oven, gash it to the bone in several places and rub the cuts with salt and cayenne; save the juices. Then throw this multiply-butterflied chunk of protein, like a folio of steaks bound together, on the grill until good and brown. Add the saved juices to a relish of pickled mushrooms.

"The reader will scarcely need to be told," wrote Eliza Acton in "Modern Cooking for Private Families," "that this is an excellent dish."

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