In this vast land of China, there are 56 ethnic groups and many provinces, which you, as a native of China, should be very clear. Because of regional differences, each place has a different food culture, and the food also has its own local characteristics. So if there is any special food in Inner Mongolia, what do you think of first? Many people may think of roast whole sheep for the first time, and roast whole sheep is indeed a part of Inner Mongolia.

Roasted whole sheep is a special food in Inner Mongolia. Do many people think that Inner Mongolia people are very happy? Roasted whole sheep is eaten every day. So do Inner Mongolia people really eat roasted whole sheep every day? Let Li Dan, who is an Inner Mongolia person, tell you. In a program, Li Dan took his friends to Inner Mongolia to learn from local chefs how to make roasted whole sheep. After the completion, roasted whole sheep is people's dinner, but before the start of production, Li Dan will tell you.

all the friends were shocked to hear that Li Dan, an Inner Mongolian, was eating roast whole sheep for the first time. One of them even said that he was not an Inner Mongolian and had already eaten roast whole sheep four times. I'm afraid this Li Dan is not a fake Inner Mongolian, but Li Dan said that in fact, Inner Mongolians don't usually eat roast whole sheep. Because the production process of roast whole sheep is very complicated, it is usually used to entertain friends and guests from afar. After all, roast whole sheep is very troublesome to handle, so eating it every day is certain.

So what are the Inner Mongolians who don't eat roast whole sheep on weekdays? Li Dan said that when no friends and guests come, the authentic Inner Mongolians usually make mutton into hand-made meat, and the production process is not as complicated as roast whole sheep. Not only that, Li Dan also started the self-blackening mode, saying that Inner Mongolians don't eat roast whole sheep often as long as they are lazy. Hahaha, it seems that Li Dan is also a very authentic Inner Mongolian.