Generally Jingisukan starts off by lashing of lard on the heating plate... that's just to get it started. Then you tend to have the marinated lamb on the middle with an assortment of vegetables such as onion, entoki mushrooms etc around the edge, cooking in the juices.
It may not look that appealing on the hot-plate, and you do have to like lamb - but if you can get past those two things it's incredibly yumm-o! It's also very much a communal dish, the whole family helping out to cook... as they are eating. I'm a big fan of this sort of table-cooking. Feels very inclusive.
Here's T-chan's recipe for Jingisukan sauce... first off, you need some... what was that T-chan? A family secret?.... Ok. Looks like you need to ask for her favourite sauce recipe.
That's not fair! I want the secret sauce recipe!! =P
ReplyDeleteI remember Genghis Khan at the Sapporo Beer Garden. Thank goodness I didn't go for the all-you-can-eat menu. I wouldn't be able to stop eating! Did they give you plastic bags for all your coats and personal belongings?
Yeah - jingisukan is one of my all time favourites. They don't tend to bring out the plastic bags at the local places... and yes, we've of course been to the sapporo beer factory....
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It's one of our favourite places in Sapporo... but it's not as good since they built the huge shopping centre next door. Spoils the atmosphere. We'll post the recipe shortly (once T-chan gets back).
Hehehe... I haven't forgotten about the recipe... but please be patient.
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