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The language doesn’t even imply—it directly means to not use the common, regular consumption methods such as raw or boiled for this special occasion
Now yes, boiling is still cooking and cooking and smoking was regularly used for food
But among the many ideas on why humans started cooking more and more: the aroma cooked meat produces is one of them.
It’s literally makes neurochemicals that the body gets a bit of an effect from and is pleased by it.
This is also supported by the whole idea of Old Testament sacrifices and offerings:
And even here with these instructions:
This is culinary science as well: that is, the burning of the fat for more aroma
This is not me using the OT strictly as law to consume raw meat. This is using OT to prove the history of it and why it’s not unnatural or weird or stupid.