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BBQ Goat


arbeck

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I recently bought a leg of goat at the farmers market. I've never had goat before, so I don't really know how to cook it.

I have a Webber Smokey Mountain that I'd like to use for a slow and low BBQ. I've done pork shoulder, ribs, tri tip, chuck roast and brisket before. I'm not sure how I should do the goat though. The beef I usually marinate and cook until it reaches 190-200F (except the tri tip which I stop at medium rare and then sear). The pork I alway brine, but cook to the exact same temp.

I'm wondering if I should treat the goat more like pork or beef. Should I brine it or marinate it? Will it get for tender if cooked slowly (I'm guessing by it's size 10 hours) to 190? Anyone done this before?

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here is how I do leg of goat ..spike it with garlic . ..then mash together olive oil and fresh garlic with some thyme ..rub the goat down with it well then crack lots of black pepper ...coriander, and some cumin make a rub with kosher salt as well...and coat the entire thing with it more is better you want a crust

grill it low (mesquite is my preferred wood for this) and slow like beef I guess more than pork because it does not have that much fat until it is tender and falls of the bone (I am assuming it is a fairly mature goat?)

wrap it in foil at the end and let sit for about 20 min befor serving

warm fresh tortillas ..fresh salsa

this is my favorite red meat

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