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Curry Goat
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Curry Goat

This mild and tender slow-cooked curry goat is a kid friendly version of the beloved Caribbean classic with the heat turned down so little ones can enjoy the rich and fragrant gravy. Parents love this one-pot recipe because it practically cooks itself and delivers deep flavor that makes everyone come back for seconds.

4.5
105 min
🍴6 servings
🔥380 cal
🔖Easy
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30 second summary

Fall-off-the-bone tender goat meat slow cooked in a mild aromatic curry sauce that the whole family enjoys.

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Nutrition per serving

380Calories
42gProtein
8gCarbs
20gFat
2gFiber

Ingredients

6servings

main

seasoning

vegetables

cooking

liquid

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Instructions

1

Season the Meat

Toss the goat pieces with curry powder, salt, and minced garlic in a large bowl, making sure every piece is well coated, then let it marinate for at least 15 minutes.

2

Brown the Meat

Heat oil in a heavy-bottomed pot over medium-high heat, add the marinated goat pieces, and brown on all sides for about 5 to 6 minutes to build a deep flavor base.

3

Add Liquid and Simmer

Add the chopped onion and pour in the water or stock, stir everything together, bring to a boil, then reduce heat to low, cover, and simmer for 75 to 80 minutes until the meat is very tender.

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4

Adjust and Serve

Taste the gravy and adjust seasoning with salt if needed, then serve over white rice or with roti for a hearty and satisfying Caribbean family dinner.

Substitutions

goat meatbone-in chicken thighs which cook faster and are very familiar to children who may be hesitant about goat
mild curry powdera half teaspoon of turmeric plus a pinch of cumin and coriander for a very gentle and kid-approved flavor

Common mistakes

Not browning the meat properly before adding liquid which results in a grey and flat-tasting curry without any depth
Rushing the cooking time and not simmering long enough which leaves the goat tough and chewy rather than tender and falling off the bone
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