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Where can I find a good homemade BBQ sauce recipe?

Asked by menelomie (5points) November 15th, 2006
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I'm tired of the store bought BBQ sauces and I can't seem to find the right combination of ingredients to make my own. Tangy but not too sweet.
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gsiener's avatar
Not sure, but I hear baker's chocolate is an important ingredient.
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andrew's avatar
I'd check out mark bittman's exellent cookbook, how to cook everything.
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lilakess's avatar
cooks illustrated magazine (or online)--although you will have to pay for these services, or foodnetwork.com. They will have a collection of recipes.
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maggiesmom1's avatar
I highly recommend "The Barbecue Bible" or anything printed by Southern Living. I recommend the North Carolina mustard-based sauces or the South Carolina vinegar-based mop sauces for pork, a good dry rub and no barbecue sauce for beef.
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crescent dragonwagon's "the passionate vegetarian." no joke.
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irishdevil99's avatar
Just a correction... as one who's lived in both North and South Carolina (not to mention BBQ haven Kansas City), I think you had them backwards. The vinegar style is eastern NC. The mustard-based (which I personally find to be awful, but then I never liked mustard) is most often found in the Columbia area of SC. Western NC and the Upstate area of SC frequently offer a variety, but the standard is more of a tomato-based like you might find in some other areas of the country.
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