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  • spanielsells
    Are we talking about the typical Islamofascist's sexual preferences?

    I thought they liked camels, too.
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  • JamesRK
    I used to live in the Goat Locker. I kinda liked it. [:D]
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  • fishermanben
    the curse of the cubbies.

    Ben
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  • nononsense
    http://www.texasmonthly.com/food/onthemenu/cabrito.html

    The Kid id Alright

    FOR MORE THAN TWENTY YEARS, the central Texas town of Brady has staged the World Championship Barbeque Goat Cook-off on Labor Day weekend. Cabrito is a delicacy that has its ardent admirers--and many detractors. To those who have failed to see the merit in a crunchy yet tender piece of goat meat, the blame must be placed squarely on the way it's been cooked and on the fact that the goat you got probably wasn't a ten-to-eighteen-pound, suckling kid slaughtered at thirty to forty days of age. Older goat is often passed off as cabrito, but once they start browsing on grass, goats develop an unmistakable mutton flavor. They are also tough. The best time to get real cabrito is May through October. After October, you should be skeptical.

    Cooking your own cabrito can be real simple--if you want to dig a hole in your backyard, as purists insist. All you need is a three-foot-deep pit with a mesquite or oak fire raging in it. Wrap a skinned cabrito in a gunnysack bound with wire and set the meat in the pit. Cover it with dirt to seal in the heat and let it cook all day. The cabrito will be smoke-seasoned and tender by nightfall. Apartment-dwellers might want to opt for the kitchen method of cooking cabrito: place half a cabrito in a roasting pan with salt, pepper, and two or three onions and baste with hot lard or shortening. Cook for an hour and 45 minutes in a 375-degree oven, turning every twenty minutes or so. Sure beats having to dig up the back yard.

    Teresa L. Keese, executive vice-president of the Brady/McCulloch County Chamber of Commerce sent us this recipe after the most recent goat cook-off in Brady. "The winners from the 1996 contest were not willing to divulge their recipe secrets to us," she writes, "but we were able to go back and get this previous winner's recipe." We are honored to have Barney McBee's recipe for goat sauce, and hope that you enjoy it too.

    In the big city, you can find cabrito at a few restaurants:

    Austin
    El Azteca, 2600 E. Seventh, 512-477-4701.

    Dallas
    El Ranchito Cafe and Club, 610 W. Jefferson, 214-946-4238.

    Fort Worth
    Loredo's, 601 W. Northside Dr., 817-624-3916.

    San Antonio
    Johnny's Mexican Restaurant, 1808 N. New Braunfels, 210-225-9015.

    Houston
    The story on goat is a little different in Houston, where curried goat is a standby in Jamaican and Caribbean eateries. Try Caribbean Cuisine, 7433 Bissonet, 713-774-7428 or Tropicana Grill, 6521 Bissonet, 713-771-3399.

    Brady
    Of course, the heart of goat country is Brady, and if you're in the area you should stop in at the businesses listed below and pick up some goat meat to cook in your own kitchen: Brady Cooperative Locker, 113 S. Elm, 915-597-2440; Steve's Meat Market, 1510 S. Bridge, 915-597-4971 (specializes in goat sausage and meat) Mac's Barbecue, 1903 S. Bridge, 915-597-2164 (specializes in barbecued cabrito).
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  • nononsense
    Cabrito is good, different in taste from the larger goat but when handled like lamb, it's superb. Bard it with garlic slivers and use an olive oil and herb rub. Serve it sliced thin with warm bread or pitas, a nice crisp green salad and tomatoes. Good, rich (no lite), cold beer or a glass of cold chablis will finish it all off.
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  • spanielsells
    quote:Originally posted by badwrench
    Cabrito sounds tasty. Birria is whole goat, roast on a spit.
    Is that before or after Osama romances it?
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  • Colt Super
    I had a goat that I couldn't catch, so I let Darren shoot it.

    Doug
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  • Colonel Plink
    "Prairie Goat"

    Can be delicious, but the preparation of it begins with shot placement, then it gets tricky. You gotta get the hide off and get the meat washed immediately. Like, within minutes of it hitting the ground. Ain't no time for doinkin' around with that type of goat.

    Still, the last pronghorn I had was marinated in mesquite stuff all day, then grilled over coals.


    MMMMMMmmmmmm.

    Goat.
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  • Txs
    quote:Originally posted by badwrench
    Cabrito sounds tasty. Birria is whole goat, roast on a spit.
    Not sure what you call it cooked that way, but Birria is goat stew.
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  • tobefree
    D495~Pontiac-1967-GTO-Posters.jpg
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  • zipperzap
    Cybergoat.
    [:D]

    http://www.cybergoat.com/
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  • sarge_3ad
    goat-suckle.jpg
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  • p3skyking
    quote:Originally posted by Doug Wilson
    I had a goat that I couldn't catch, so I let Darren shoot it.

    Doug


    Doug,
    Was this shooting a case of jealousy by a spurned suitor?[}:)]
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  • Locust Fork
    We actually have a BILLY GOAT in pawn at the store....of course it is a lawn machine thing and not an animal (but I would probobly take in a live goat if it were one of those fainting ones!)
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  • GuvamintCheese
    Mutten's better than nutten.
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  • cpermd
    The car I bought when I became unindentured to the Army of Uncle Sam in 1970.

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    Ram Air IV, 4 speed and 3.91 gears.
    That car is worth over $125K now, I sold her for $1,600. [:(]

    CP
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  • matwor
    Got one named Goofy, and yes he is.
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  • LaidbackDan
    .........It's not just for breakfast anymore.
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