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Forget Chicken, This is What We’re Having for Dinner!🤪



Tired of the same old chicken dinners? Well, Lilly’s taking things to a whole new level by cooking up a delicious and surprisingly easy salamander dinner!

This video follows Lilly’s entire journey, from picking up the little salamander from a legal breeding farm to preparing it with a special spice blend and baking it to perfection in her stone oven. You’ll even get to see the final dish and hear her honest reaction (don’t worry, no spoilers!).

So, if you’re looking for something unique and exciting to try, join Lilly on this culinary adventure and discover why salamander might just be your new favorite dinner option!

Here’s what you can expect in the video:

Close-up shots of Lilly’s salamander preparation process
Lilly’s tips and tricks for cooking salamander to perfection
Lilly’s honest reaction as she tries the dish
A delicious new recipe to add to your repertoire

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He’s going to be the star of  our family’s dinner tonight! Today, I’m trying something a  little different for dinner… Just picked up: this little salamander  from a legal salamander breeding farm. He’s about to become the star  of our family’s dinner tonight! Cooking this little salamander  was surprisingly easy.

I marinated him in a special blend of spices   and I’m about to put him in the  stone oven to see what happens! And now… Baked to perfection. We were all a bit nervous at first,  but I have to say, it’s delicious! The meat is so tender and juicy,  and the flavors are incredible.

Grandpa, what are we going to eat tomorrow? Dinosaur!

31 Comments

  9. @black2526

    To everyone out there saying that this is illegal, please do your research. These salamanders are edible in some parts of China and are even considered a delicacy, but only the second generation of these are allowed for consumption. The first generation of salamanders, which are wild salamanders, are not allowed to be poached for consumption and have ID tags to help identify a missing salamander. Even though the punishment for hunting these salamanders is only a fine of 50 yuan (6 dollars), the Chinese government has made an effort to protect and conserve these wonderful creatures. Japan's giant salamanders on the other hand are more endangered and illegal to poach, that maybe the salamanders yall are talking about.

  15. @Pastel123

    READ THE DESCRIPTION they know its endagered but artifficial giant salamanders arent and are made for human consumption!!

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