I cooked goat for the first time

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Was pretty good

Made it with onions, canned Italian tomatoes, a shit ton of smoked paprika and garlic, some thyme and rice

It smelled kinda gamey at first

But it was actually good, pretty much tastes exactly like good beef
 
Was pretty good

Made it with onions, canned Italian tomatoes, a shit ton of smoked paprika and garlic, some thyme and rice

It smelled kinda gamey at first

But it was actually good, pretty much tastes exactly like good beef
Triple C for goat/mutton:
Cinnamon
Cumin
Cardamom pods
 
Whaddya want , a fucking medal?

Seriously, wife used to cook it regularly along with mutton , sheep's head and a variety of other things I was scared of asking about....
 
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Ya gotta eat their balls raw. Channel your ancestral carnivore diet, or something.
 
Was pretty good

Made it with onions, canned Italian tomatoes, a shit ton of smoked paprika and garlic, some thyme and rice

It smelled kinda gamey at first

But it was actually good, pretty much tastes exactly like good beef
Did you roast it? I've had goat that was brined for a day then BBQ'd, it was pretty good. There are a ton of wild goats where I live and some people eat them. I've seen folks selling goat jerky on the road sides frequently.

Not sure I could bring myself to shoot a goat but I've thought about it.
 
Did you roast it? I've had goat that was brined for a day then BBQ'd, it was pretty good. There are a ton of wild goats where I live and some people eat them. I've seen folks selling goat jerky on the road sides frequently.

Not sure I could bring myself to shoot a goat but I've thought about it.
Brining sounds like a good move.

Only real issue is that it tastes like beef, but with a tinge of farm animal, if that makes sense.

Especially while cooking it, you could smell it.

I managed to remove it with enough adjustments in seasoning, but it took a while.

Brining sounds like the play for this.

If you had to live off the land, wild goat sounds pretty close to goals
 
Was pretty good

Made it with onions, canned Italian tomatoes, a shit ton of smoked paprika and garlic, some thyme and rice

It smelled kinda gamey at first

But it was actually good, pretty much tastes exactly like good beef
Nice dude what made you decide to try goat
 
Nice dude what made you decide to try goat
I used to be a cook / wanted to be a chef

Had the opportunity to buy some goat meat, relatively cheap / free

So I figured I’d go in

Been scared of it every step of the way tho, ngl

But I’ve been kinda pleasantly surprised

Needs some adjustments tho, I think the way I’m preparing it still needs work, so I’m gonna take the Indian tip lol

They’re the goats at preparing goat
 
I used to be a cook / wanted to be a chef

Had the opportunity to buy some goat meat, relatively cheap / free

So I figured I’d go in

Been scared of it every step of the way tho, ngl

But I’ve been kinda pleasantly surprised

Needs some adjustments tho, I think the way I’m preparing it still needs work, so I’m gonna take the Indian tip lol

They’re the goats at preparing goat
When I eat Indian I usually order teh GOAT
 
I got some goat curry from these Carribean Indian folks. I was going to plate it on plastic and claimed I cooked it. I inhaled it as soon as I got home.
 
I'd be down

I've eaten raw beef brain in a smoothie, I'm down to eat anything at this point lol
Not sure I would be. Been to quite a few wild game dinners but never had the guts to try brains or testicles, cooked or no.
 
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