Food'n'Chef kitchen · cooked by Vladimir Arustamov

Goat Shashlik (Grilled Kid Goat Kebabs)

Time2 h
LevelMedium
Meat and game
Goat Shashlik (Grilled Kid Goat Kebabs)

How to diversify your outdoor getaway and cook delicious kid goat shashlik? In this video, you'll see a step-by-step recipe for grilling kid goat shashlik.

Even though being in nature awakens a ravenous appetite and everyone wants to grab a bite as soon as possible, sometimes you crave a bit of variety. Recently, I discovered a fantastic recipe for shashlik made from wild-raised kid goat meat. And even more exciting—I witnessed the entire cooking process firsthand!

The star of today’s recipe is Vladimir Arustamov. He was the one who shared an interesting trick: you can extract rosemary essential oil in just two seconds—either by dipping a sprig into boiling water or crushing it with a knife.

Ingredients

Method

  1. Cut the goat meat into small pieces (no more than 50 g each). Remove any veins and membranes.
  2. Soak the meat in a deep container with cold goat milk for 40-60 minutes to soften it.
  3. Slice the onion into half-rings; use plenty, as it adds juiciness and tenderness.
  4. One of the key marinade ingredients is kiwi. Use four large kiwis per kilogram of meat—the fruit's acidity helps tenderize goat or beef.
  5. Finely chop the garlic and cilantro.
  6. Drain the milk from the meat and transfer it to a new bowl.
  7. Add onions, pureed tomatoes, mashed kiwi, cilantro, and minced garlic to the meat. Mix everything thoroughly by hand.
  8. Pour in soy sauce and add nutmeg to taste.
  9. Add olive oil, mix well again, and cover the bowl with plastic wrap. Let the meat marinate in a cool place for 1-1.5 hours.
  10. Grill the meat over medium heat for 20-25 minutes, turning every 7 minutes to prevent drying out.
  11. Grill cherry tomatoes separately.
  12. Serve the hot goat kebabs immediately with grilled tomatoes, fresh herbs, and lavash.

The dish in the photograph was cooked by the restaurant for this story. Photo: Oleksandr Slyadnyev.

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