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Goat anyone ?

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  • 27-01-2019 5:44pm
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    jos28
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    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


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    nails1
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    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


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    Dial Hard
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    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.


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


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    harr
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    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.


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


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    conor222
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    If you're in Dublin theres a crew at the templebar market on the weekend that sells goat


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


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