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Dinner Buried at Dawn

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Near a small lake covered in steam, Polly found a row of big pots next to deep holes in the black ground. A cook in a thick apron lowered a sealed pot into each hole using a rope. Polly landed nearby to watch, curious what could be worth cooking in a hole in the ground.

Each pot was full of meat, sausage, cabbage, and vegetables. The holes are heated from below by the volcano, to about...

Each pot was full of meat, sausage, cabbage, and vegetables. The holes are heated from below by the volcano, to about the same heat as boiling water. No fire is used at all. The heat comes only from deep underground, through cracks marked with stone rings long ago.

The cook showed Polly, mostly with his hands, that the pots stay buried for six or seven hours. People go visit the l...

The cook showed Polly, mostly with his hands, that the pots stay buried for six or seven hours. People go visit the lake or the town while they wait. Then they come back to dig up their dinner.

When the first pot came out, thick steam rose up, and the smell of cooked meat filled the air. Polly did not stay to ...

When the first pot came out, thick steam rose up, and the smell of cooked meat filled the air. Polly did not stay to eat, but she watched the cook carry the pot away, proud of a meal the mountain had cooked.

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