Two-year-old sheep growing in grassland pasture are often used as "hand-held meat", and the traditional "Tao Xin method" is adopted for slaughter, because the sheep slaughtered in this way have the freshest meat due to the sudden contraction of their hearts and the expansion of their blood vessels.
At present, most of the "hand-cooked meat" are cooked and then processed twice. The large pieces are decomposed or small pieces, supplemented by salt noodles, rice vinegar, pepper, star anise, monosodium glutamate, Chili oil, shredded ginger, onion and other seasonings for special cooking before eating. It is fresh and tender but has a more unique taste.