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cooked up a backstrap and tenderloin with some stock and tomatoes seasoned with garam masala the other day. i am sort of regretting not using it on the grill instead. it was too tender to be used like stew meat for sure. i am still eating on the leftovers. mmmmmmm. why hasn't chevon caught on!!! it is so silly when I tell people about goat meat (or milk for that matter)and they grimace and make ew gross sounds. seriously, why is eating a cow or pig ok but a goat is gross!!!cows and pigs are way more disgusting animals than goats!

comparison -

meat         protein g.           fat g.          iron g.

goat           23                    2.58             3.2
beef           23                     16               2.0
chicken       21                     3.5              1.5
pork            21                    24                2.7


myself being a "woman of childbearing age" especially pays attention to the iron.

goat meat also has approx 20% less saturated fat than even chicken. typical beef has 6 times the amount of saturated fat in comparison to chevon and pork has about 8 times!
 
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I prepare ground goat the same way I prepare ground venison.  I mix it with ground beef, no one here is the wiser. We also love a good roast goat leg.
 
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Grin I used to ask a friend for a male kid before her diary goats started kidding...  She loved it every time I asked for one she got a 100% does.  Sigh been a while since I had cabrito..
 
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