Goat anyone ?

jos28

I watched this on BBC yesterday and it looked really delicious. I've never eaten goat so I'm looking for your valued opinions
What's it like, is it easy to cook, where can I buy it ??? Do you think lamb might work for this recipe ?

https://www.bbc.com/food/recipes/jerk_spiced_rack_of_goat_95675

nails1

jos28 wrote: »

I watched this on BBC yesterday and it looked really delicious. I've never eaten goat so I'm looking for your valued opinions
What's it like, is it easy to cook, where can I buy it ??? Do you think lamb might work for this recipe ?

Yea it’s the greatest off all time

Dial Hard

I love goat. I get mine from the same guy who supplies my eggs. Oldcourt Hill Farm in Ballycullen, if you're in Dublin. He doesn't always have it, though, as he only keeps a very small herd and sends to slaughter twice a year.

The Hill Billy

Hi OP - yeah, Lamb would be an acceptable substitute in that recipe.

harr

Lamb would work fine but I would personally use hoggat or mutton as the replacement again it’s not always easy to fine mutton but you should be able to source hoggat easy enough.

Dial Hard

On the above, not being a bitch but just in case the OP wants to search for it, it's hogget.

conor222

If you're in Dublin theres a crew at the templebar market on the weekend that sells goat

igCorcaigh

I'd love to try carribean curry goat.
It's a tough meat, so takes a lot of slow cooking, from what i hear