Have you ever tried… (1 Viewer)

[Boyo]

… something like this?
I love traditional food, but I never tried this kind of clay pot food before, just the ones with a lid. This one is sealed.

 

[Ahsoka]

It’s cool looking, but I think it’s probably too wasteful (and from my little bit of research the whole breaking the top part doesn’t/didn’t seem to be that common, more often it’s cooked in clay stuff with a lid or with foil or removable dough). That’s my impression, I very well could be wrong. I bet this meal was very expensive too so it’s not like I’d end up trying it either way. I’m okay with traditional street food and the like generally so I don’t go bankrupt

 

[Boyo]

It’s cool looking, but I think it’s probably too wasteful (and from my little bit of research the whole breaking the top part doesn’t/didn’t seem to be that common, more often it’s cooked in clay stuff with a lid or with foil or removable dough). That’s my impression, I very well could be wrong. I bet this meal was very expensive too so it’s not like I’d end up trying it either way. I’m okay with traditional street food and the like generally so I don’t go bankrupt

Yeah, it looks fancy and expensive. I can’t remember the details, but once I watched a documentary film about nomadic life where they also cooked in similar pots and blocked/sealed it, but it was a removable material, you didn’t need to destroy the pot for the food.
I’m sure the meat is really tender this way, but I feel sorry for the beautiful pots.

 

[hxney_jun]

i have had something like this. back in India. i don't think I have recently, though

 

[dark_tranquility]

I haven't tried it but the whole thing is interesting in itself.

 

[Selfmate]

looks cool

 

[Yuzuru]

No but interesting.