岩手県·肉料理
Tono Genghis Khan
A solid fuel tablet is placed inside a tin bucket, with the pan set on top, as the mutton sizzles. The rising fragrant smoke and the smell of caramelizing sauce—'Bucket Genghis Khan,' enjoyed gathered under the blue sky, is the most delicious everyday luxury for the people of Tono. It began shortly after the war in a butcher shop/diner opened in Tono. It is said that the innovation of combining a pan with a bucket featuring air holes was born from the dilemma of charcoal braziers breaking on mountain paths. Slowly grilled mutton is much lighter than it looks. As the juices overflow and coat the meat in sauce, it pairs perfectly with rice. For cherry blossom viewing, sports days, or festivals—whenever people gather, the buckets come out. The mutton shared among everyone somehow always tastes more delicious than usual.
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