In this parable, the people were to put a bronze ( Ezekiel 24:11) cooking pot (caldron, Heb. sir) on the fire and pour water into it. This large pot had two handles, a round base, and a large mouth. Then the people were to put various pieces of choice meat into the pot and were to build a strong fire under it so the water would boil and the meaty bones would cook. We might call Ezekiel 24:3-13 "the cooking pot song" since it is a poem similar to "the sword song" ( Ezekiel 21:8-17) and "the cup song" ( Ezekiel 23:32-34). [source][source][source]
There is no indication that this was another of Ezekiel"s acted parables. Rather it seems to have been a message that the prophet spoke without dramatizing it by really boiling meat in a caldron. [source][source][source]