Barbecue sauce

Barbecue Sauce recipe

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In this blog post I will guide you thru the steps and ingredients needed to craft this recipe. Grab your favorite apron and let's start.
Barbecue sauce is a flavorful condiment that adds a tangy and smoky taste to grilled meats and vegetables. This versatile sauce can be used as a marinade, basting sauce, or dipping sauce, making it a must-have for any barbecue enthusiast. With its rich and savory flavors, barbecue sauce is sure to elevate the taste of any dish it is paired with. Whether you are grilling chicken, ribs, or even tofu, this sauce is a crowd-pleaser.

Keywords: barbecue, sauce, condiment, tangy, smoky

Barbecue sauce details

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This group of recipes creates an incredible menu of Southern Barbecue as it was prepared several generations ago. It was passed down to me from my Aunt Dora Simmons (were all from Memphis, TN), who had received it from her family. This is the same Barbecue as it was prepared by Leonards Barbecue on Old Highway 51 South in Memphis. As a former schoolmate and neighbor of Elvis Presley, we enjoyed this type of food often.… Peggy Mosley

Ingredients

7 cups chopped onions

1 gallon catsup

1/2 gallon water

2 cups chili powder

4 Tablespoons dry mustard (1/4 cup)

20 ounces Worcestershire sauce (2-1/2 cups)

2 teaspoons chopped fresh garlic

1 gallon red wine vinegar

4 pounds dark brown sugar

2.7 cups paprika

12 bay leaves

2 cups red crushed pepper

Combine all ingredients in large container. Bring to a boil and turn off immediately. Do not cook after boiling point! The sauce will be very thin. Cool and put into containers with tight-fitting lids. Store for 30 days to age. When ready for use, leave open only what will be used. Once sauce is opened to the air, it will thicken immediately. Use on the associated Pork Loin recipe, or also great on chicken, beef, shrimp, etc.

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