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Khorkhog is made by cutting the meat of a sheep, goat or camel into chunks. The meat is layered in a pressure cooker with large round stones that have been heated in a fire. A small amount of water is placed placed at the bottom of the cooker, then meat, hot stones, salt and pepper, and sometimes vegetables such as onions.
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