Goat Stew with Onions and Wild Mushrooms

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Tender goat meat, wine gravy, and vegetables. Our grass-fed Goat stew is an adapted version of the classic beef bourguignon from the Burgundy region of France. It’s a hearty stew slow simmered in a pot with red Burgundy wine, and flavored with herbs, bacon, mushrooms, and cipollini onions. Traditionally bacon cubes are used to produce the initial cooking fat and is helpful as goat meat is very lean. Using bone-in goat meat adds even more flavor to an already classic dish.

Tips

Chef Ben uses a Dutch oven bedded in charcoal to allow the heat to surround the pan, but this is just an example, you should feel free to use your oven or slow cooker. For the best results, cook the goat stew on low heat for a number of hours until tender.

Fresh black morels are used in this recipe but you can feel free to use your favorite mushrooms. Dried porcini or king boletes will work too. If you want the texture of fresh mushrooms, shiitakes are also a good choice and easy to find.

Chef Ben Spangler.

This recipe is by chef Ben Spangle r. Hailing from Minnesota, Ben draws from his Midwestern roots to create dishes that are unpretentious and delicious. Ben has competed on national television for the Food Network and appeared on local Minneapolis food networks. He is currently executive chef at Mercy in Minneapolis.

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Goat Stew with Onions and Wild Mushrooms

French goat stew with red wine, bacon, cipollini onions and wild mushrooms.

Course Main Course

Cuisine French

Keyword Goat

Prep Time 25

Cook Time 2

Total Time 2 25

Servings People

Calories 800kcal

Cost 20

Equipment

1 Dutch oven
1 large skillet

Ingredients

Goat Bourgignon

2 lb Shepherd Song Farm bone-in goat meat
2 small yellow onions
4 carrots
4 boiled potatoes for the mashed pototo side
1 oz grapeseed oil or another oil for sauteing
4 oz wild mushrooms, such as morels see note
2 Tablespoons paprika
2 oz flour
10 Cipollini onions peeled
3 cups heavy cream
1 qt chicken or vegetable stock
4 Tablespoons unsalted butter
1 oz Italian parsley
1 oz tarragon
2 garlic cloves
3 bacon strips
3 bay leaves
1 oz chives
½ oz each of parsley thyme, rosemary, marjoram (ror the optional bouquet)
2 bottles of dry red wine

Instructions

Cipollini onions

Sear cipollini onions turning once until caramelized.
Add 3 Tablespoons of garlic, chives, 2 cups of cream and simmer slowly until tender.

Potatoes

Peel the potatoes, then boil and rice them. Mix with 1 cup cream and chopped herbs, then season with salt and pepper to taste. Heat the potatoes before serving.

Stew

Dice onion and carrots medium sized.
Tie together parsley, thyme, rosemary, and marjoram for the bouquet (optional).
Season both sides of meat with salt and pepper.
Mince chives and chop the tarragon.
Slice garlic thin.
Cut the bacon into 1 inch pieces, then render in 1 tablespoon of the oil until crisp, remove the bacon and reserve.
Sear goat meat in bacon fat and allow to brown on both sides.
Remove meat and add carrots, onions, 1 Tablespoon butter, mushrooms, bay leaves, and herb bouquet.
Cook and caramelize the vegetables, season with salt and pepper then add flour.
After flour has cooked into the vegetables (approximately 3 minutes on low heat) deglaze with 1 bottle of red wine.

Finish and Serve

Add mixture to a large dutch oven and add seared meat (optional)
Add 2nd bottle of wine and enough vegetable stock to cover the meat.
Slow simmer over coals (or bake at 300⁰ F) for 3-4 hours, making sure to keep the pan at a simmer.
When meat is tender, cool it in the liquid, then reheat and serve over the mashed potatoes and cipollini onions.

Video

Notes

Morels are used here and served whole. Other mushrooms can be used but should be cut into pieces before adding to the pot.
Chef uses bone in goat meat for this recipe but we also sell bone in lamb meat and it will work fine too.