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Re: Recipes
This will work http://cookeatshare.com/recipes/cabrito ... -kid-96914" target="_blank
or one of these
http://www.texasgoat.com/Goat_meat_recipes.html
or one of these
http://www.texasgoat.com/Goat_meat_recipes.html
Never met a cow I didn't like with a little salt and pepper.
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Re: Recipes
Thanks for the info new on the forum . Found this site last week and I'm hooked thanks
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Welcome aboard Bigun.
The way I do em, never done a whole goat, just quarters.
Ingredients
5.25 pound Leg of Goat, bone in
1 Tbsp Garlic, minced
1 tsp Lemon Pepper
1 tsp Rosemary, cracked
Lemon juice
Rosemary
Bacon
Big Ron's HoH
Directions
De-bone leg.
Make a paste of minced garlic, lemon pepper and rosemary.
Apply to the inside of the leg, where you removed the bone.
Replace bone, roll and tie with butcher twine
Salt and pepper the outside and lay bacon over the leg.
Dust with Big Ron's HoH
Place into a foiled, shallow pan and place into a 225 F smoker
Smoke for about 2 hours or until 115 F internal temp
Apply lemon juice over the top and sprinkle more rosemary on
Tightly foil the entire leg and continue cooking for about 4 more hours or until 165 F internal temp
Remove from smoker and rest at least 30 minutes before slicing.
Good luck and take pics.
The way I do em, never done a whole goat, just quarters.
Ingredients
5.25 pound Leg of Goat, bone in
1 Tbsp Garlic, minced
1 tsp Lemon Pepper
1 tsp Rosemary, cracked
Lemon juice
Rosemary
Bacon
Big Ron's HoH
Directions
De-bone leg.
Make a paste of minced garlic, lemon pepper and rosemary.
Apply to the inside of the leg, where you removed the bone.
Replace bone, roll and tie with butcher twine
Salt and pepper the outside and lay bacon over the leg.
Dust with Big Ron's HoH
Place into a foiled, shallow pan and place into a 225 F smoker
Smoke for about 2 hours or until 115 F internal temp
Apply lemon juice over the top and sprinkle more rosemary on
Tightly foil the entire leg and continue cooking for about 4 more hours or until 165 F internal temp
Remove from smoker and rest at least 30 minutes before slicing.
Good luck and take pics.
"Gunny"
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FEC-100, WSM 22.5, WSM 18.5, 3-UDS's and a NB Bandera
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KCBS CBJ
Jarhead's World on the 26 inch Kettle
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Thanks, Gunny that's the best one yet .ill try to send some pics new at all this computer stuff.Been cooking for a while but this is my first Cookoff Thanks, Bigun
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Re: Recipes
Jarhead wrote:Welcome aboard Bigun.
The way I do em, never done a whole goat, just quarters.
Ingredients
5.25 pound Leg of Goat, bone in
1 Tbsp Garlic, minced
1 tsp Lemon Pepper
1 tsp Rosemary, cracked
Lemon juice
Rosemary
Bacon
Big Ron's HoH
Directions
De-bone leg.
Make a paste of minced garlic, lemon pepper and rosemary.
Apply to the inside of the leg, where you removed the bone.
Replace bone, roll and tie with butcher twine
Salt and pepper the outside and lay bacon over the leg.
Dust with Big Ron's HoH
Place into a foiled, shallow pan and place into a 225 F smoker
Smoke for about 2 hours or until 115 F internal temp
Apply lemon juice over the top and sprinkle more rosemary on
Tightly foil the entire leg and continue cooking for about 4 more hours or until 165 F internal temp
Remove from smoker and rest at least 30 minutes before slicing.
Good luck and take pics.
HMMmmm that recipe looks vaguely familiar Jarhead
Never met a cow I didn't like with a little salt and pepper.
My Blog: Http://acountryboyeats.blogspot.com
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My Blog: Http://acountryboyeats.blogspot.com
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I couldn't remember where I got it from.
Thanks Blu
Thanks Blu
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FEC-100, WSM 22.5, WSM 18.5, 3-UDS's and a NB Bandera
Owner/Pitmaster "Debbie's Que Shack"
KCBS CBJ
Jarhead's World on the 26 inch Kettle
FEC-100, WSM 22.5, WSM 18.5, 3-UDS's and a NB Bandera
Owner/Pitmaster "Debbie's Que Shack"
KCBS CBJ
Jarhead's World on the 26 inch Kettle
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