Chivo Goat Leg Tacos

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A friend of mine who is a farrier, also raises boer goats. He gave me some of the meat awhile back and I finally dug them out of my freezer and cooked them on the drum.

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I made a marinade using
Garlic powder, paprika, pepper, rosemary, thyme..
also A1, worcestershire sauce, bufalo chipotle and water.


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I coated the legs with the dry ingredients, then placed in a baggie and poured the liquid on top. Chilled in the fridge overnight.

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placed in the BPS drum (with the marinade) at 275F with a kiss of mesquite.

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made a batch of refried beans..

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parboiled some yuca root and fried the cubes in butter...

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after 2 hours I added beef stock, foiled the meat until tender...

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it was fall off the bone tender...

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the meat was soooo tasty!!

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I made tacos that night...

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then made goat meat huevos rancheros the next day...

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and last night I made goat meat nachos for supper..

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I have some of the meat left over, not sure what I will make next.

Really loved this. My favorite goat recipe is underground goat but this was just as good. Will make it again.


Thanks for looking!
 
That all looks great Jeanie, only had goat a few times. Never had yucca, that I can remember.
 
Looks good. We have a place here in Austin called Texican cafe that has some fall off the bone tender cabrito. It seems to be steamed... really good, but doesn't have any smoke:( still, tons better than the Cabrito I have had in Mexico that is usually tougher since it's usually cooked over an open flame

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Thanks friends!!

Pro! .... Get her a TV show please :mrgreen:

lol Still wish I had a hunting/fishing show. :mrgreen: Thanks Fishawn!

That all looks great Jeanie, only had goat a few times. Never had yucca, that I can remember.

Thank you Bob! I like yuca, kind of like a potato but has a sweetness to it too.

Looks good. We have a place here in Austin called Texican cafe that has some fall off the bone tender cabrito. It seems to be steamed... really good, but doesn't have any smoke:( still, tons better than the Cabrito I have had in Mexico that is usually tougher since it's usually cooked over an open flame

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Thanks garzanuim! I like it steamed a bit too. The friend who raises the goats likes to fry strips in oil with peppers and onions and just eat it in a hot tortilla kind of like this... http://cowgirlscountry.blogspot.com/2011/06/pulled-pork-fajitas-on-my-fancy-outdoor.html
It's good beer drinking food. :grin:

Tacos de Chivo look delicious!! Where's the salsa?

Thank you Tony! Didn't need any with the goat meat drippings...and I tried something different with the nachos. Sprinkled them with smoked cheese, then a good bit of Slap Yo Daddy Chicken rub, minced scallions...then a squeeze of fresh lime juice. I loved it! :grin:

i love the 'cowgirl' grate in your drum, btw. great looking cook!

Thanks Bro-be-que! Matt at Meyer Metal Works made the grate..
http://www.meyermetalworks.com/BBQ_STUFF.php He's a Brethren too!



Thanks everyone!!
 
Holy moly Jeanie, that looks awesome. I'm glad to hear you still have some leftover. I'll be over as fast as I can. :-D
 
Cowgirl, you are inspiring to say the least. I'd give anything to have goat to try, I've never had it before and I am obsessed with trying new things. Is it close in flavor to lamb or mutton? I love my meats gamey if they can be so I'm hoping goat is (then again I'm not because I'll be even more hard pressed to find some to try)!!!
 
Jeanie - you are a national treasure!

I've been wanting to cook goat - love the looks of that right there! :clap2:
 
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