Ma Lu looked towards the rising columns of fire.
He saw a robust man, eight feet tall, roasting stones on a stove.
Yes, that's right.
Although he had just skinned a whole lamb, removed its organs, and cut it into pieces of meat, what he was now roasting was a pile of stones.
The robust man then stuffed the scorching hot stones into the removed sheepskin, along with the lamb meat, bones, side dishes, and seasonings, and tied the sheepskin back up.
Afterward, the man hoisted the sheepskin bag filled with ingredients and stones and threw it onto the still smoldering charcoal fire, then started treating the outer hide with a large-caliber flamethrower.
His rough and primitive cooking method was especially conspicuous among the chefs.
The cameraman turned the lens that way, and the female host timely said, "What we see now is Jirimutu, a chef from Mongolia.