Slow Cooked Goat Shank With Alubia Criollo Beans
White Pepper, Rosemary, Alubia Criollo Beans, Goat, Garlic
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Alubia criollo are a medium-sized white Spanish runner bean with a rich and creamy flavor. Excellent for stews. More about Alubia Criollo Beans
Goat meat may be stewed, grilled, baked, barbecued, canned, fried, or made into sausage. The taste is similar to that of lamb. The meat is low in fat and as a result can easily become tough when cooked at high temperatures. More about Goat
