I finally tried goat...
 

I'm a pretty adventurous eater and will generally try anything once.

I finally tried goat and it was pretty damn good. The boss took us out for lunch at an indian place that had curried goat. I gave it a try and it was really good. Slightly gamy and really tender.

Anyone else ever try goat? Eating it not fucking it...

love it, i had uncles who raised goats. Love the cheese even more though.

funny that you have to stipulate eating it on here hehe

Never tried eating it, but would certainly give it a try, if the opportunity presented itself :)

Tacos de goat are good!
We also make Birria de goat..
http://goodiesfirst.typepad.com/phot.../11/birria.jpg

That is pretty baaaaaaallsy! I see these people eating goat head soup on TV. I don't know how they do it.

Had it years ago when I stayed on a farm for a week. Can't remember what it tasted like at all.

Back when I used to eat meat, I've had Korean goat stew and Filipino caldereta. Not bad. Not bad at all.

Goat meat is actually quite eco-friendly. They are lawnmowers on four legs.

we had goats growing up and my dad still has goats. I like goats milk, cheese and bbq goat meat

Monkey brains is better with the right garlic sauce

Goat is very nice :thumbsup
I've tried springbok, alligator (very similar to chicken) kangaroo all are very nice

Yep, rasing my kid on raw goat milk and we also eat the meat. Try a goat heart sometime:2 cents:

Bin Laden tried goat too, many, many times...

Never had goat but have tried lamb.. It's similar in flavor to deer meat IMO

Never tried it, interesting to hear it tastes slightly of game... Shall never say no to trying any food once :thumbsup

My uncle would BBQ a goat every 4th of July, and made homemade icecream. I always looked forward to that.

Fuck, that's a bit exotic.

You're kidding right! LOL

OK, no more goat humor

Lamb does not taste like Venison.

Has anyone of you ever tried wild boar? I haven't tried it yet but apparently it tastes much better than porc and I love porc.

I've had it in France. Tough and they had cooked it with far too much garlic so the meat could have actually tasted of old shoes and I wouldn't have been able to tell :disgust

I though u was talking abouT goatse

With all the shit goats eat...the meat isn't stringy and rough as hell?

Haven't tried :)

Not sure if I have ever had goat, but have developed a taste for alligator which at first was a little different but it makes an awesome sausage for the gumbo. LOL

I guess I am not a vegetarian anymore if I eat alligators. :(

not at all. what is it that you think they are eating that would cause that?

That's what I was expecting, but it turned out tender...so maybe they did something special with it

I've been very careful about asking what something is or how they get the flavors out of things I like, especially foreign dishes and sometimes, I don't really want to know ;-)

this thread makes me hungry....!

Pork is pork, depends what the boar had to eat. I got one last year that was damn tasty

Growing up in SVG, curried goat to us, was like KD here!

Very good tasting animals

http://farm3.staticflickr.com/2313/2...fbdeef91_z.jpg

Goat's head soup is amazing. Get over the bits of skin and the random eyeball, and you'll be good to go. Lots of Jamaican places around here. Nothing better than goat head soup followed by a big, spicy roti smothered in scotch bonnet sauce.

I am in india, and goat is regular here, now the prices are increased, but still it tastes fucking awesome.,

normal people eat 2 types of animal
1 is chicken 2 nd is goat.
you should try item called "kheema" or "keema" its my favourite one.,.,

I heard on some cooking show that goat was the most widely eaten meat on the planet. Plus it is lower in fat and better for you than beef and chicken.

Not a great fan of it but of course the way it is being cooked matters the most.

Goats are actually one of the cleanest meats out there.... Polar opposite of pigs.

hey syk long time no see... thought i would see if this place is still the same.

When I read the title, I was like, wtf he fucked a goat?

lol anyways, nah I never tried goat :P

I have had goat head soup.

Heya Jeff,
Definitely a long time
Hit me up on ICQ 11231574 and let's catch up and talk some biz

A touch of vinegar tenderizes goat meat if it's from an older goat.

Also when cooked slowly or in a pressure cooker it is "cut with a fork" tender.

Curried goat w/ white rice and plantain is one of my favourite meals

Blast from the past! :warning