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Why is a  select roast of beef called a "sirloin"?

Legend has it that in 1617, during dinner and after a few goblets of wine, King James I of England suddenly stood and drew his sword and, laying it across the entree, declared: "Gentlemen, as fond as I am of all of you, yet I have a still greater favorite-the loin of a good beef.  Thereafter, good beef roast, I knight thee Sir Loin and proclaim that a double loin be known as a baron."

 

 

9 years ago. Rating: 6
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I want to know the answer!

 

9 years ago. Rating: 4
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Give the intelligent people of akaQA a chance first.  Benchong will probably have the answer to this.  and Umbriel too, for sure.

9 years ago. Rating: 3
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Knighting by an English king of a piece of meat.

9 years ago. Rating: 3
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weird.. i looked it up.. weird..

 

 

9 years ago. Rating: 2
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Sirloin in Aust is taken from the T - Bone.What the origins are I have no idea.

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