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Tuesday
Oct272009

My "Go To" BBQ Sauce

DateTuesday, October 27, 2009 at 9:09AM

I don't usually make my own sauce or BBQ rub, cause I find that there are so many good sauces & rubs on the market. 

I'll bet you're like me and you find that you have a standard sauce that you go to for most things.  Mine is Sweet Baby Ray's original sauce.  As a result, I typically have a few open bottles with just a little bit left in the bottom.

Recently, I was doing BBQ beef on the Big Green Egg and as I got ready to pull and sauce the chuck roasts I realized that I had 5 partial bottles of Sweet Baby Rays.  I snapped this picture of all the wounded soldiers on my Big Green Egg table.

What's your "go to" sauce?  Drop me a comment and let me know.

Cheers,
Braddog

AuthorBraddog | Comment4 Comments |
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Saturday
Dec272008

DIY BBQ Sauce

DateSaturday, December 27, 2008 at 2:00PM

homemade-sauceIf you've ever been bitten by the BBQ bug, you've probably tried to make your own BBQ sauce or rub.  I know I have.  But what I've found over time is that I never create anything quite as good as I can buy, and the ingredients tend to get pretty expensive.  So I've pretty much resigned myself to enjoying the sauces and rubs that I can buy.

However my brother recently shared his BBQ sauce recipe with me and while it starts with a bottle of commercially available sauce, he adds his own style to it with the following recipe.

  • Start off with your favorite BBQ sauce. I like the  Sweet Baby Ray's sweet BBQ in the  40 oz bottle
  • 12 oz can of Coke
  • 2 tblspn of chili powder
  • 2 tblspn of Lawry's seasoning
  • salt and pepper to taste
  • Mix together
  • You can acquire a 40oz. squeeze bottle at your local discount store.

I gotta admit, this was pretty tasty and I'll be using it on pulled pork in the next week or so.  Give it a shot and I think you'll find you can personalize a sauce to your own taste.

Cheers,
Braddog

AuthorBraddog | Comment2 Comments |
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