03-24-2014 10:41
03-24-2014 10:41
Tomorrow night I'm making a goat stew. First time ever eating goat, but I figured I'd give it a try.
4-6 servings
Instructions:
Preheat oven to 350 degrees Fahrenheit.
Season meat with salt, pepper, coriander and cinnamon. In a large Dutch oven or deep oven proof pot, warm several tablespoons of oil or butter. Sear meat in batches, browning all sides of the meat. Set the meat aside.
Add a little more oil to the pot, then the onion, carrot and garlic. Saute several minutes then add wine, stock and bay leaves. Scrape up any browned bits on the bottom of the pot. Bring to a simmer and add meat back to the pot.
I plan on adding celery and green peppers... Part of the food holy trinity.
03-24-2014 17:13
03-24-2014 17:13
Just a man, here...so, think stupid. DUH. why did you pre-heat the oven...you didn't put anything IN the oven and IF i missed that...what about 'how long?' [I have a dutch oven. i have started a meal on the stove top and then placed the dutch oven IN the oven for further cooking.]
I was very surprised to find a Goat Stew recipe. About 3 weeks ago I went to restaurant week in South Philly and I ate at Noord. I ordered the Goat Stew. Restaurant chef/owner I believe is Norwegian. It was a first for me...i am a bit adventurous. I enjoyed it and was glad i 'experimented.' .Now, I need to find some goat meat if I want to try out your recipe. So, please provide the missing info. Joe
03-26-2014 05:56
03-26-2014 05:56
I was wondering the same thing. I've seen goat at our local PriceRite and am curious to try this. Please show the rest of the directions, and do let us know how it turned out!
03-26-2014 06:07
03-26-2014 06:07
I'm so sorry! It's in the oven for quite some time...
Once you get the meat brown and sauted the veggies add the wine and broth then stick in the oven
At 350 degree for 1 hour keep the dutch oven covered and then lift the lid off (just a bit to vent steam) for another 1.5 hrs.
It was so tender!
03-26-2014 06:10
03-26-2014 06:10
It was awesome! You can put it over rice or use crusty bread... or just eat as is! It was flavorful and I'm glad I added the celery to it (just 3 stalks diced up and sauteed with the onion and carrots).