BACKYARD GOAT PART 1
Last June, a friend of mine decided to make some lemons out of an uncle who raised goats out in Jersey. I mean, he hosted a “Goat Roast.” It was awesome. A couple days before the cookout, he went out to his uncle’s farm and they butchered two animals. One was kept whole and the other was broken down and divvied up among attendees who were to prepare dishes and bring them by, potluck steez. Michael Psilakis, a local sensation whose restaurant, Anthos, is a celebrated ode to Greek cuisine, lathered the whole goat on the spit all afternoon, bless his heart. It was delicious. Just lemon, olive oil, salt n pepper.
I wish I had a pic of the spread–it was ridiculous. Curried goat, of course. Goat terrine. Goat sausage. Goat blood pate. List goes on…Thanks Nathan!
Thanks for the shout out, Skim. But watch out, it’s coming again. My son is turning one in May, and that means a young chevon is gonna die. Those two next to your house look kind of delicious…
Only thing is that there’s no Psilakis this time, so any tastes will have to come from us. Ta-Nehisi is going to help with the killing, will you help with the grilling?