You usually eat a goat by first taking its hooves off, as you can soak these in the water and use the juice as gravy. Then you chop the ears off and cook in the oven, these can be used and eaten like crackling on pig. It is then advised that you take the skin of the goat off and rub it all over your body, this way becoming one with the dead goat. You have to cook it on the night of a full moon otherwise the goat spirit will come back to haunt you. After you have dug the hole to cook the goat in, a bit of rosemary is thrown in. Why you ask? Goats like rosemary, and would most likely if given the choice, want to be cooked with it. Then hot coals are thrown in the pit, and finally the goat. The goat then needs to be buried with dirt from a fresh grave site. After these steps, you have to wait until the next blue moon. When this time arrives it is best served with cat or dog meat.
This will give you the best tasting goat as this recipe has been in my family for generations and has yet to fail me yet. Good luck. Hope you enjoy this as much as I do. ~ Levi, Stanley and Douglas
It depends on if the llama is, in fact, really a llama. That is; is the llama in question really a person?
Peru eats llama, noodles, chicken, beef, and rice, just mostly what we in America eat! Except for the llama.
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Sheep do not eat llamas. Sheep are herbivores, that means they do not eat meat. But if you're looking for a funny answer, the sheep ate the llama because it really wa
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No. Why would you ever feed a llama bamboo? They eat grass and hay... If you want to feed an animal bamboo, buy a panda.
*Llama's Yes i think potatoes are cool and Llama's,I personally don't have a Llama,But I just searched online and it doesn't say anything bad about Llama's eating potatoes.
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No an elephant will crush me
llama would be amazing stuffed inside an ostrich stuffed inside a turkey :Dyes... it is very tasty
The animal that is the mascot of Bolivia is the Llama. The Llama is found in Bolivia, it's wool is used for clothing, and some people eat Llama meat in Bolivia.