Anyone had it? What does it taste like? I joined a food co-op and they don't have pork but they do have beef, chicken, lamb and chevon. Eating goats seems creepy to me. Is it good?
It is eaten or a part of every culture except for the majority of the US. Greek, African, French, Caribbean, so much more...
Its very good. There are many recipes online, but if you cant find them, PM me.
Anyone had it? What does it taste like? I joined a food co-op and they don't have pork but they do have beef, chicken, lamb and chevon. Eating goats seems creepy to me. Is it good?
I keep picturing Cowgirl's little baby goats.Gross.
Anyone had it? What does it taste like? I joined a food co-op and they don't have pork but they do have beef, chicken, lamb and chevon. Eating goats seems creepy to me. Is it good?
Gross.
If it were any good, they wouldn't have had to invent some fancy French pseudonym for it.
Not much different from lamb.
I can understand thinking worms, insects, rotten meats, and cat poop coffee are gross. Meat - any kind - not so much.
I feel sorry for the first human (and all those who followed suit since then) who was hungry enough to snatch up and crack open a crab...
Because it is less popular does not necessarily make it less good.
I feel sorry for the first human (and all those who followed suit since then) who was hungry enough to snatch up and crack open a crab...
Poverty sure can make the pompous "goat is gross and I don't eat babies" seem a bit arrogant.
I don't either, and I'm pretty sure these goats are grown ups.I do not eat lamb, nor veal.
Had goat meat loaf once in a place called Tenerife (island off the East coast of Africa). Got food poisoning from it. Needless to say, that kinda turned me off on goat meat.Anyone had it? What does it taste like? I joined a food co-op and they don't have pork but they do have beef, chicken, lamb and chevon. Eating goats seems creepy to me. Is it good?