Goat Stew isn't a dish typically served at the average American's dinner table. However, after getting to know all the benefits that goat meat offers, the goat may be the next thing to go viral. Goat, known as mutton, buck, or rammy, is one of the healthiest red meats on the market. Low in calories and saturated fat, higher in protein and iron than beef, chicken, and pork. Goat meat is trendy in the Caribbean and other parts of the globe, such as India, Africa, and Asia, especially since goats can be consumed within religions that don't allow beef or pork to be part of the diet. Infusing goat stew with Caribbean flavors is a delicious way to enjoy goat stew. Classic stew ingredients of onions, carrots, potatoes, celery, garlic, thyme, and rosemary are used alongside coconut milk, ginger, allspice, a pinch of turmeric, and scotch bonnet peppers for some heat. The goat meat is marinated in Trinidad Green Seasoning overnight and cooked low and slow until the meat is falling off the bones and finger-licking good.
