/ck/ - Food & Cooking

>>13327519
its the GOAT

>>13327519
The vagina is too notch.

>>13327519
>>13327519
Never ate them, but my cousin's husband had a farm and they had some goats for some reason. All I remember was how stinky they were.

>>13327519
It's okay. I tried some in a West African curry restaurant. Half the planet eats goats, it's got to be one of the most cost-effective animals to raise for food.

very nice, very efficient

Not as good as beef or bison, better than lamb, moose is still the best

>>13327935
What useful information for this thread! Wow thanks!

>>13327997
you're welcome.

Small enough and easy to kill and cut up. The meat is really good, not too lean and has a lot of flavor. Either gotta eat young males or relatively young females because males tend to smell bad and taste bad because they'll eat anything they can find.

>>13328016
Could you raise them yourself and just ensure they only eat food that makes them taste good?

>>13327937

me too
it's tasty

>>13327519
bit gamey for me, just like mutton

>>13327519
Birria is the best goat dish ever
Add some extra hot sauce, lime, cilantro and onion to garnish it and eat with a fresh handmade corn tortilla. Can be eaten any time of the day.

>>13328038

For females, yes. Males however will smell and taste bad unless castrated early or killed early enough. And with all meat, the older it gets, the tougher it gets. So younger meat will usually be ideal.

>>13327519
It has beautiful eyes... couldn't eat it...

>>13327519
Immediately think of Will Ferrell.

>>13327519

Way more viatamin A than beef, easier to raise and more ethical.

>>13327519
ALLAHU ACKBAR!

>>13327519
Allah preserve me.

Goats are love, goats are life.

>>13327519
Ground, indistinguishable from beef

>>13327519
I don't eat goat, but I remember it being force-fed to me. [family was into butchering animals]
I think it was just like carne asada, couldn't tell if it was beef or goat meat.
Makes sense since its all the same once the animal is processed.

I became a plant-eater later as a adult. Butchering is creepy.

Please no anti-vegan comments, you're a omni and can't speak about it

>>13327519
Every aspect of a goat is better than a cow and that includes the milk, cheese, and meat.

>>13329861
>>13332045
>more ethical
>Butchering is creepy

>>13327519
I had Ghurka curry once.
It was spicy as hell and they leave the goat bones in.
Ghurkas are crazy motherfuckers.

>>13329861
>more ethical
If you think the life of a cow is worth more than the life of a goat, just say it, man. You'd actually be correct, too.

>>13327519
Tastes like a beefier version of lamb. It's pretty good.

>>13328038
>Make a goat not do something it wants to do
Good luck.

>>13332092
pls stop

>>13327519
>tried goat sausage for the first time a couple weeks ago
It was great

Goat meat is bretty good, taste somewhat reminds of lamb. Just have to castrate the male goats early. They're low maintenance to raise as well(if you learn to accept that they'll just do whatever the fuck they want).
Milk also tastes really good, we make some cheese as well which is the GOAT(heh) on homemade bread.
>t. goat farmer

BLACK PHILIP BLACK PHILIP BLACK PHILIP

>>13332045
>I became a plant-eater later as a adult
>butchering is creepy
So youre a herbivore then, youre gunna discard an entire food source because
>da aminals got feelins and stuff
how gay of you

Groid food, but quite tasty.

>>13332045
>It's all the same once the animal is processed
>Family was into butchering animals, so had fresh meat

Tastelet that not only couldn't tell the differences between meat, but also went on to be a pussy plant eater to cope. More than likely can't tell the differences between veges he shoves into his ass either.

>>13332460
Goat meat is legit, and as one anon said before tastes really good in birria. But how can you get past raising them when they regularly let out screams like someone's being murked? If it wasn't for that, I would definitely raise goats for milk and meat.

I once petted a goat and my hands stank for like three days.

I had goat's milk before and it tasted and smelled like goat and goat pen.
Is this part of the experience?

>>13327937
Nah goats are destructive as hell

>>13327519
Well, after a Gorgoroth show I am always hungry, but I wouldn't eat it in any other circumstance

>>13333279
They feel quite nice to touch, but some of them can be quite oily. They secrete lanolin oil onto their wool so it doesnt allow the rain inside.

>>13333370
they can also get stuck when they pop lock too hard