Goat meat
Posted:
29 Sep 2014, 07:26
by tonicha
Re: Goat meat
Posted:
29 Sep 2014, 07:37
by Kaz
Similar to mutton I think, only eaten it once in a curry
Re: Goat meat
Posted:
29 Sep 2014, 07:58
by tonicha
Thanks Kaz, might try it next week
Well, if I don't think Grumpy will
Re: Goat meat
Posted:
29 Sep 2014, 14:17
by Kaz
Re: Goat meat
Posted:
29 Sep 2014, 14:25
by tonicha
Re: Goat meat
Posted:
01 Oct 2014, 11:43
by Workingman
When in Cyprus we used to get goat's meat as part of a mezze, from what I can remember we all thought of it as mutton.
Re: Goat meat
Posted:
01 Oct 2014, 14:05
by Kaz
I honestly think it is very similar indeed to mutton - treat it as such in cooking and I don't think you'd go far wrong
Re: Goat meat
Posted:
15 Oct 2014, 16:00
by Aggers
Iv'e never had goat meat, but judging from the following information I picked up on the web, it sounds great.
Approximately 75 percent of the world’s population eats goat meat. With America’s rising population of ethnic groups, demand for goat meat has risen sharply. American producers are struggling to keep up with the growing demand for a product that was virtually unheard of 15 years ago. In addition to the ethnic population that regularly consumes goat meat (also known as cabrito or chevon), many Americans are discovering the benefits of eating goat meat.
One breed of goat raised specifically for meat is the Boer goat. This goat kid is approximately 2 months old, and typifies excellent conformation and meat placement. He went on to be a Grand Champion!
It has a good flavor and is very healthy. It is low in fat, cholesterol, calories, and saturated fat. In fact, goat meat is over 50% lower in fat than our American beef and is about 40% lower in saturated fat than chicken, even chicken cooked with the skin off!
Re: Goat meat
Posted:
15 Oct 2014, 19:29
by tonicha
Oh, thanks Aggers xx
We didn't actually try it last time we went to the Capri - our friend was paying and it's not that cheap - so maybe next time.
Wonder if our butcher will have any