Goat meat

cap6888 · Oct 19, 2019

Can anyone recommend a place in the greater Columbia area to get goat meat? The guys at work want me to make curried goat. Plus my daughter wants me to make some goat at home.

Ammo Jon · Oct 19, 2019

cap6888 said:
Can anyone recommend a place in the greater Columbia area to get goat meat? The guys at work want me to make curried goat. Plus my daughter wants me to make some goat at home.

http://www.turkishgroceriesincolumbiamd.com/

joppaj · Oct 19, 2019

Curried goat is delicious. A South African friend used to make it for me.

dbledoc · Oct 19, 2019

joppaj said:
Curried goat is delicious. A South African friend used to make it for me.

Any of the Halal meat stores will have it.
Columbia Halal meat next to Zips
Caspian In EC behind the Burger King
There is a place off of Red Branch road (can’t remember the name)

gizzard · Oct 19, 2019

martins/giant in frozen meat section

marko · Oct 19, 2019

An H-Mart may have it frozen.

Muleskinner · Oct 19, 2019

marko said:
An H-Mart may have it frozen.

The one on 40 at Rolling does. I've purchased it for a couple of dishes I like to make.

traveller · Oct 19, 2019

Glen Burnie Costco occasionally has it. 15lb boxes.

adit · Oct 19, 2019

There is a Halal place (I think it is called Intl Food Market) on Town & Country Blvd in EC as well.

teratos · Oct 20, 2019

Muleskinner said:
The one on 40 at Rolling does. I've purchased it for a couple of dishes I like to make.

There is a Halal butcher in Lotte Plaza just down the road that has it fresh.

pbharvey · Oct 20, 2019

Post up your favorite goat recipe.

willtill · Oct 20, 2019

traveller said:
Glen Burnie Costco occasionally has it. 15lb boxes.

In the past, I've seen whole goats hanging (they may have been halfs) in the freezer section at Costco. Literally blew me away... was going to buy one just for the hell of it.

babalou · Oct 20, 2019

I have never eaten goat meat. To what other popular meat can it be compared? Lamb?

Sundazes · Oct 20, 2019

babalou said:
I have never eaten goat meat. To what other popular meat can it be compared? Lamb?

Tastes like chicken.... :rolleyes:

joppaj · Oct 20, 2019

babalou said:
I have never eaten goat meat. To what other popular meat can it be compared? Lamb?

I don't know that it's similar to much else. I've had it as a spicy curry and as a Jamaican style stew. It's pretty strong so it stands up well to heavy spices and does well with slow cooking styles in my experience.

traveller · Oct 20, 2019

babalou said:
I have never eaten goat meat. To what other popular meat can it be compared? Lamb?

Mutton. Adult sheep.

Most of the goat dishes are heavily spiced stews including pepper, curry, tomatoes. In west african cuisine, often the entire goat is chopped into cubes and it is cooked with skin and bones. All that collagen and fat makes for a very rich meal. In the middle eastern countries the meat is de-boned and the stew has more of a brown color.

babalou · Oct 20, 2019

Damn sounds good

traveller said:
Mutton. Adult sheep.

Most of the goat dishes are heavily spiced stews including pepper, curry, tomatoes. In west african cuisine, often the entire goat is chopped into cubes and it is cooked with skin and bones. All that collagen and fat makes for a very rich meal. In the middle eastern countries the meat is de-boned and the stew has more of a brown color.

Thanks for the info. All of you. Some use a lot of spice to hide the taste for some true gamey food. Like the Andrew Zimmer episode in the Appalachias for Ground Hog.

traveller · Oct 20, 2019

babalou said:
Thanks for the info. All of you. Some use a lot of spice to hide the taste for some true gamey food. Like the Andrew Zimmer episode in the Appalachias for Ground Hog.

California is making the eating of roadkill legal. You could hide anything in 'Ghana pepper stew' :-0

parttimer · Oct 20, 2019

You would probably have pretty good luck going to one of the international markets right down the street from your office. I know the one right behind you used to have goat.

traveller · Oct 20, 2019

Just like with lamb, the strong gamey taste is more pronounced in older animals and in males. Baby goat is quite similar to lamb, but there just isn't all that much meat on them.

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