Desi Curry Goat
by
shaz on Friday, May 25, 2007 at 02:39 AM
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Indian Inspired.
Goat.
Yummy, and also easy, and almost authentic Indian style curry goat!
Day 4, Week 19

This was soooo yummy! And I don’t get to eat it much because my husband is not fond of Indian food (he’s indian btw?!?) but we both totally loved this. Although it did help that the goat was really fresh!
Ingredients:
Gosht masala (the picture is wrong)
chopped onions
diced tomatoes
goat
Guidelines:
In a saucepan on medium heat add a little olive oil (or ghee, which I don’t use), then add in the onions and tomatoes
Add in the curry powder and a cup of water and mix well
Add in the goat pieces and mix everything to make sure that all the pieces are coated with the curry in the pot
Cook on medium heat, covered, for about 1 1/2 hours or until meat is tender (stirring at intervals, but ensuring that there is enough moisture, add water as needed)
Thoughts from shaz
oooh steak! YUM!!
Posted by
shaz on 07/07 at 09:05 PM
mmmmmmmmmm
Posted by
wayfarer on 01/05 at 05:45 AM
Is there something special you need to do when cooking goat? My husband bought some goat with some friends and had it slaughtered. It was fresh when I froze it. I still have some left but I just didn’t like it. He was the only one eating it. I made him promise not to buy anymore goat when they went to have some animals slaughtered.
Posted by
Surviving on 01/05 at 06:06 AM
Thoughts from shaz
Surviving.. not really, maybe just wash it with vinegar really well. i have been eating goat all my life, so i may just be accustomed to the taste, but it does have a distinctive taste (just like lamb) that may be you just don’t prefer..
you can use the gosht seasoning for any kind of meat!
Posted by
shaz on 01/05 at 07:00 AM
Thoughts from mokey
no hot pepper?
Posted by mokey on 01/05 at 08:13 AM
Thoughts from shaz
actually, you don’t need it, the seasonings come with everything you need, including enough pepper.
Posted by
shaz on 01/05 at 08:34 AM
Thoughts from ummy
looks delicious, we eat mostly mutton in S.Africa or chicken. if we do have goat meat its if we slaughter on Eid ul Adha. not one of my favourites … still prefer chicken and <span class=“caps”>STEAK</span> !!
Posted by ummy on 06/05 at 02:18 AM
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