Easy Chevon Enchiladas1 lb. ground Chevon (goat meat)
1 small onion (chopped)
1 large can red sauce(enchilada sauce)
12 oz. package shredded cheddar cheese
1 (10 count) package 9" soft tortillas
Brown meat, with onions on medium
heat, drain and add half of red sauce and
half of cheese, mix well. Spread some red
sauce in bottom of 13 x 9 glass baking dish
(just enough to cover bottom)[if metal pan is
used, grease pan]
Lay out one tortilla and put about 3 Tbs of
mixture in center, roll up and place in dish.
Repeat until all mixture, and tortillas are
used.
Spread remaining sauce over enchiladas
and sprinkle with remaining cheese.
Bake in preheated oven @ 375 for 25 min
*Hamburger can of course be substituted for the ground chevon. Spanish rice on the side goes very well with this dish.
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11 comments:
Oh, great recipe. I will try it. Maybe with lamb too! When I raised goats we had Boer / Nubian cross kids and the very best meat I ever ate was a milk and alfalfa fed wether. By the time we realized how very good and economical raising this kind of meat was I had already sold all my breeding stock. Maybe some time in the future.....when I am done with sheep. For now I am fattening yearling wethered lambs.
Okay, I am making this tonight! Thank you!
OMG, that looks delicious and I would love to try the goat meat in it. WOW, that looks yummy!
those look so very scrumpdillyumptious :)
YUM! I have a wether that needs to go in the freezer- this is inspiring!
Thanks! You know Kathy I have never tried lamb, I would like to someday though.
I am behind in commenting on the posts that I have been enjoying. When I read this one, I reminded myself that I need to stock some goat meat in my freezer as well. This recipe sounds (and looks) delicious!
Looks great, can almost taste it from here....going have to make some.
I've tried Carribean goat curry and must admit it was pretty good. I've had roasted duck, crispy duck and Turkducken and liked it all. I've also had both a goat and a duck as pets and loved them dearly.
So my question is.... do you raise goats for meat, and if so, how do you bring yourself to dispatch them? Just the thought is heartbreaking to me.
I am sorry Alix, somehow I missed your question! Most of the goats we raise are registered and go for breeding stock but yes we have raised goats for meat for ourselves and we do raise some meat wethers. I do have a hard time eating animals I raised, but I also know that the animals we raise are treated humanely. They are not crammed into a hot building or muddy lot like on a factory farm. They are on a large pasture, get extra treats and shelter from the rain. They are treated kindly and when it is time, they are killed quickly and humanely. They are processed at an inspected facility. Goat meat is very healthy, it has less fat than chicken!
http://www.goatconnection.com/articles/publish/goat_meat.shtml
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Your goats are adorable
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