Guest guest Posted September 16, 2004 Report Share Posted September 16, 2004 There are several recipes in the book Goats Produce Too! by Jane Toth, I am thinking of doing this as well when we butcher the goats in a few months. If you have another recipe, please share! TIA Dona Life is too short to eat grocery store cheese. Re: Re: Tallow At 03:35 PM 9/11/04 -0600, Bruce wrote: > " Beef and Mutton Tallows are 50-55% saturated, about 40% monounsaturated and >contain small amounts of the polyunsaturates, usually less than 3%. Suet, which >is the fat from the cavity of the animal, is 70-80% saturated. Suet and tallow >are very stable fats and can be used for frying. " > Yup, I saw that this morning when I pulled out Trusty NT. At least you didn't have to quote the page number at me. Sausage Sunday is delayed for a while (at least the " group " thing), but I'm looking at doing some goat ... I'm thinking some sort of curry spices (cumin most of all), plus coconut oil. Except the ground goat looks like it's got a goodly amount of fat in it, so the coconut oil may just be for flavoring. Like, the kind that's making me drool as I think of it. MFJ Everything connects. The Universe is not THAT chaotic. Beauty can still be found in the most amazing places. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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