Rack and roll: Cook in southern China clocks up another Guinness World Record for mass roasting
After similar achievements with chickens, pigs and goats, ‘master roaster’ Jiang Linsheng cooks 216 lambs, alone, to perfection in two hours
A cook in Southern China has broken a Guinness World Record by roasting 216 lambs by himself, the China News Service reported.
Jiang Linsheng broke the record for “roasting the most lambs simultaneously”, which was witnessed by a Guinness official on Saturday.
Jiang roasted the animals on two metal racks about 10m long. During the challenge, which he completed in two hours, Jiang scuttled back and forth to baste, sprinkle herbs and re-roast the meat.
According to the report, Jiang, who started his own roasting business in Nanning in 1997, is well-known across Guangxi.
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Always striving to become a world-class roast master, Jiang has challenged Guinness records over the past years.