If you ever get to attend a wedding feast of the Bedouin tribes of Africa, you will be served the largest single dish of food in the world. It is a whole roasted camel stuffed in an Amazing way.
First, cooked eggs are stuffed into fish. Next, the fish are stuffed into cooked chickens. The chickens are then stuffed into roasted sheep. Finally, the roasted sheep are stuffed into a whole camel, roasted, and then served as one gigantic main dish for the wedding feast.
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