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WHAT YOU NEED
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Goat meat is not found as easily as beef and lamb but offers a tasty alternative like these raw goat chops which color is already attractive enough to open your appetite.
Start by placing the chops in a large cooking pot in a manner that they fit in one layer only as shown in the right picture and add a little water before starting to cook them at medium heat and with the pot covered.
Start by placing the chops in a large cooking pot in a manner that they fit in one layer only as shown in the right picture and add a little water before starting to cook them at medium heat and with the pot covered.
Prepare the garlic cloves and add half the spices and salt as soon as the color of the goat chops turns to light brown.
Turn the chops upside down and add the remaining half.
You can adjust the spices quantity ti your preference and taste, the recommended proportions are as follows:
Turn the chops upside down and add the remaining half.
You can adjust the spices quantity ti your preference and taste, the recommended proportions are as follows:
- For 1 part of ground dried garlic
- 1/2 of it of white pepper
- 1/3 of it of black pepper
- 1/5 of it of ground ginger
- Salt to taste
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Keep turning the goat or lamp chops upside down every 2-3 minutes and continue cooking covered at low heat until the fork indicates that the meat is done. Do not overcook so the meat remains tender.
Turn off the heat and add the corn oil.
Turn off the heat and add the corn oil.
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Separately prepare your favorite vegetables and rice so you can serve all at once.
Bon Appétit!
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