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Anyone got one?


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You're kidding, right? lol If you're serious go to the Lebanese neighborhood in Sydney.....


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I'd say use any recipie that calls for venison.
 
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Originally posted by billinthewild:
You're kidding, right? lol If you're serious go to the Lebanese neighborhood in Sydney.....


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Mate, I want to make goat jerky - not learn how to root the bloody things lol cheers

Kweber, thanks, I kinda thought that, but figured there might be a difference as a result of the lighter 'flavour' and sweetness of goat...


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C'mon Pete even an average root with a goat would be better than one with your ex-wife Wink Wink

Go to www.stevespages.com He has some jerky recipes you can make in the oven at home - nine differant ones from memory.

My salami maker butcher man tells me that goat meat is just the bees knees for sausages and salami and biersticks. Not a stinky old billygoat obviously but a nice eating-type young one. Next time we mass-murder some goats we will try it out .


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C'mon Pete even an average root with a goat would be better than one with your ex-wife Wink Wink


Muzza, even a bad root with a goat.... Hey!! Sounds like you're talking from personal experience!! Big Grin Big Grin Big Grin

No wuckers, everyone needs a benchmark... and I'll bet that now you appreciate your sheep Big Grin Big Grin Big Grin

Thanks for the link to stevespages... a wealth of info... I might try the last couple of recipes he has - I'm not real keen on 'smoke flavour' as an additive...

Cheers mate - I'll get over to your side of the ditch as soon as I can...


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do you guys in the So. Hemishere have hardwoods simular to our oak and mesquite? some here also use pecan, apple, hickory and other fruit trees.real smoke for me.edit, BBQed goat is a favorite here in SW TX.
 
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Popular smoking wood here in NZ is called manuka. Its a tea-tree scrubby shrubby sorta tree that is an early coloniser on abandoned or unfertilized hill country . Its pretty good for smokinf fish anyway . otherwise you can buy packs of various wood sawdust for smoking - redwood is ok too. I dont think we tend to smoke meats as much as you guys in the States do.


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