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  1. 31-05-2014, 10:02 PM #1
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    Definitely taking some meat home, but not sure how much will get eaten until the first meal. So much negativity about goat meat, but I've eaten twice before and thought it was just like mutton. Any good recipes??
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    Quote Originally Posted by Hunt4life View Post
    Definitely taking some meat home, but not sure how much will get eaten until the first meal. So much negativity about goat meat, but I've eaten twice before and thought it was just like mutton. Any good recipes??
    On ya way back North drop some goat legs in here.I am sworn to secrecy when the mrs does roast goat legs but the offers there
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    Quote Originally Posted by Hunt4life View Post
    Definitely taking some meat home, but not sure how much will get eaten until the first meal. So much negativity about goat meat, but I've eaten twice before and thought it was just like mutton. Any good recipes??
    Dug up the @mrs dundee roast goat leg pictures for you @Hunt4life And @Toby

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    37....wow thats a lot of Rogan Josh!
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    Quote Originally Posted by Hunt4life View Post
    Definitely taking some meat home, but not sure how much will get eaten until the first meal. So much negativity about goat meat, but I've eaten twice before and thought it was just like mutton. Any good recipes??
    It is the most eaten meat in the world H4L.
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