Straight outta San Diego comes a new curry-ful entrée from Test Kitchen’s Chef Mikel Anthony. Rubbed with a spicy combination of McCormick Culinary® Roasted Curry Powder, McCormick Culinary® Black Pepper, Ground and McCormick Culinary® Sea Salt Mediterranean Fine Grind, the goat neck is then braised in goat stock, Thai Kitchen Coconut Milk and McCormick Culinary® Sriracha Seasoning. Serve hot with Basmati rice, fried chickpeas, cilantro and a braising liquid finish. 
Ingredients
  Servings
      - Curry Roasted Goat | Serves 4
-  1 each Goat Neck 
-  1/4 cup Curry Powder Roasted 
-  1 quart Goat Stock, (substitute chicken or beef stock)  
-  1 tbsp  McCormick Culinary ® Sriracha Seasoning  
-  2 cups  Thai Kitchen Coconut Milk  
-  1 tsp  McCormick Culinary ® Sea Salt, Mediterranean Fine Grind  
-  1 tsp  McCormick Culinary ® Black Pepper, Pure Ground  
-  1 tbsp Vegetable Oil 
- Basmati Rice | Serves 4
-  1 1/2 cups Basmati Rice, rinsed  
-  1 tsp  McCormick Culinary ® Sea Salt, Mediterranean Fine Grind  
-  2 1/2 cups Water 
-  1 each  McCormick Culinary ® Bay Leaves  
- Fried Chickpeas | Serves 4
-  1 cup Chickpeas 
-  Frying Oil, as needed, for deep frying  
-  1/2 tsp  McCormick Culinary ® Sea Salt, Mediterranean Fine Grind  
- Garnish | Serves 4
-  1 tbsp Cilantro, fresh, picked, leaves only  
Procedure
  For the Curry Roasted Goat: 
- Heat oil in a pressure cooker over medium high heat. 
- Sear goat neck on all sides and remove. 
- Rub neck with curry paste, saving any seasoning that doesn't stick. 
- Place stock, coconut milk, sriracha, salt and pepper in the pressure cook and whisk to combine. 
- Add goat neck and seal pressure cooker and braise for 1 hour. 
- Once goat has braised, remove from liquid and pull off meat. Return meat to braising liquid. 
 For the Basmati Rice: 
- Bring water to a boil. Stir in salt, bay leaf, and rice. 
- Reduce heat to simmer and cook until water is absorbed. 
- Fluff and set aside, keeping warm. 
 For the Fried Chickpeas: 
- Heat fryer to 350°F. 
- Fry chickpeas until they no longer bubble and are crispy. 
- Remove from oil and drain on paper towel. Season with salt. 
 For Plating & Garnish: 
- Plate rice first, top with goat meat and some braising liquid. 
- Garnish with fried chickpeas and cilantro.
Chef's Tip!
Fried chickpeas can be made in advance and held for service.
- Recipe type: Entrees
- Cuisine: America