Diced Mongolian Black Goat Belly | Rich and Flavorful Skin-on Goat Belly Cubes | Perfect for Goat Stew, Clear Soup, or Curry | 2lb Commercial Pack | Excellent for Stewed Goat Belly Hotpot | ⚠️⚠️

Product Title
Mongolian Black Goat Belly Cubes | Aromatic Skin-on Goat Belly Cubes | Perfect for Hotpot, Stews, and Curries

Product Description
Mongolian Black Goat Belly Cubes are cut from the black goat's belly, portioned into convenient pieces for cooking. The goat belly features layers of meat, fat, and fascia. After slow stewing, the fat and collagen melt into the broth, making it ideal for Hong Kong-style bamboo pith and goat belly hotpot, clear goat soup, braised goat belly with daikon, spicy hotpot, and goat curry. The pre-cut design saves time on preparation, making it especially suitable for autumn and winter family gatherings and warming festive dishes.

Product Highlights
• Mongolian Black Goat: Distinctive product name, known for its rich lamb aroma.
• Goat Belly Cut: Contains a balanced mix of meat, fat, and fascia, perfect for slow braising.
• Pre-cut Cubes: Convenient for portioning and cooking, reducing prep time.
• Ideal for Autumn/Winter Claypot Dishes: Great for bamboo pith and goat belly hotpot, clear soups, and aromatic curries.

Suggested Cooking Methods
Bamboo Pith and Goat Belly Hotpot: Blanch first, then braise with fermented red beancurd, chu hou paste, ginger, garlic, shiitake mushrooms, water chestnuts, and bamboo pith. Clear Goat Stew: Serve with white radish, ginger slices, goji berries, and dang gui, seasoned lightly. Goat Curry: Slow cook with onions, tomatoes, and spices, adding potatoes to absorb the rich gravy. To reduce gamey odor, blanch with ginger, green onions, and a small amount of rice wine, then skim off any foam.

Cooking Tips
Goat belly has more fascia, so it's not suitable for quick, high-heat stir-frying. It is recommended to blanch first, then simmer over medium-low heat for about 1.5–3 hours, or use a pressure cooker to shorten the time until the meat and fascia are tender. If the product contains bones or skin, be careful of bone fragments when eating; the actual product condition is subject to what you receive.

Product Information
Product Name: Mongolian Black Goat Belly Cubes
Origin: Mongolia (based on user-provided product name)
Cut: Goat Belly
Specification: As indicated on the product page and actual packaging.
Storage Method: Keep frozen at -18°C or below.

Estimated Nutritional Information (per 100g raw meat)
Energy: Approx. 190–260 kcal
Protein: Approx. 16–20 g
Total Fat: Approx. 14–21 g
Saturated Fat: Approx. 6–9 g
Carbohydrates: 0 g
Sugar: 0 g
Sodium: Approx. 55–80 mg

Nutritional Value Description
The image does not contain a nutrition label; the above values are estimated based on fatty cuts of lamb/goat belly. Lean goat meat can be quite low in fat, but the proportion of fat, skin, and fascia in goat belly varies greatly, so the actual calorie content may fluctuate within a wider range. During stewing, some fat will dissolve into the broth; whether to consume the broth, skim off fat, and add sauces will alter the intake.

Food Safety
Thaw sealed in a refrigerator at 0–4°C; avoid thawing at room temperature and cross-contamination. Goat belly should be cooked until fully done in the center and the fascia is tender; for household food safety in Hong Kong, aiming for a core temperature of 75°C is a safe target. Uneaten cooked goat belly should be cooled rapidly and refrigerated, and thoroughly reheated before consumption.

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