BBQ Sauce recipes

[Anonymous No.9759666]

Hey /ck/ I am asking if any of you know any good BBQ sauce recipes? Christmas is coming pretty soon and to save money since i'm on a bit of a budget this year. I am planning o making a few of my friends BBQ sauce and bottling it too for them. And I can't think of a good recipe or find a great one so i thought you guys may know one that is maybe a family recipe or one you made yourself. I don;t think they will be very picky on what type it is really. I would like to make a very nice BBQ sauce for them. Any advice/suggestions helps!

[Anonymous No.9759682]

>>9759666
amazingribs.com

[Anonymous No.9759749]

what are some barbecue sauces? I like the popeyes sauce for reference

[Anonymous No.9759756]

>>9759749
You'd probably like a Kansas City style bbq sauce with liquid smoke.

[Anonymous No.9759793]

This is my grandpa's recipe he used in his restaurant.

>tomato paste
>ketchup
>apple cider vinegar
>simple syrup
>equal parts chili powder, salt, black pepper

I can't give you amounts since his recipe is for gallons of the stuff, but the tomato paste and vinegar should outweigh the ketchup by a large margin. You can add brown sugar to this too, it's best as a savory sauce though.

[Anonymous No.9759798]

>>9759793
Just give me gallons.

[Anonymous No.9759865]

>>9759666
1 cup ACV
.5 cup white vinegar
1 tablespoon hot sauce
2 tablespoons sugar
1 tablespoon salt
1 tablespoon crushed red pepper
2 teaspoons finely ground black pepper

[Anonymous No.9759876]

Just look up the best BBQ sauce you'll ever taste. You won't regret it my friend

[Anonymous No.9761569]

Caramelize onions with olive oil and dates
Add smoked paprika, chili powder, tomato paste and molasse
Rice vinegar
Blitz and correct thickness with water

[Anonymous No.9761579]

>>9759876
Enjoy your ban.
Retard.
:^)

[Anonymous No.9761590]

Sure, here's one of mine. This one is best for fatty meats, like pork, duck, goose. It's not bad on chicken either, though I'd use something different with beef.

1 cup ketchup
1 cup apple juice or pureed cooking applies, such as Granny Smith
1/3 cup apple cider vinegar
1/4 cup dark brown sugar
1 tb onion powder
2 tb tomato paste
1/4 cup molasses
2 tsp fresh ground black pepper
chili powder or cayenne pepper to taste (if you want it spicy)

Just combine everything in a saucepan and simmer it a bit until it thickens to your liking.

[Anonymous No.9761793]

>>9759666
People i BBQ for occasionally really like this one :

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tXS0RdlqhTo

[Anonymous No.9761847]

Diced onions - 2-4
Worstershire - a few tablespoons
Ketchup - a cup
Apple cider vinegar - a splash or two
Optional hot peppers

[Anonymous No.9761877]

>>9761579
Seems like I'm still here, soyboy

[Anonymous No.9761885]

>>9761877
>soyboy
Says the fag who worships YouTube 'celebrities'.
Bet you've got a vlog as well?

[Anonymous No.9761899]

>>9759666
Cheater recipe:
One bottle kc masterpiece
Two bottles sweet baby Ray's
One onion fine chopped
One entire bulb garlic crushed (15-18 cloves total)
Splash of cider vinegar and worstershire

fry the onions and garlic in bacon fat, when done, deglaze pan with cider vinegar mix all into bowl, done.

[Anonymous No.9761917]

>>9761877
>he's 'into' YouTube

[Anonymous No.9762799]

>>9761885
>jackposting is basically just worship

Do soyboys really believe this? And unfortunately for you I do not have a blog that you can mock on Tumblr

[Anonymous No.9762828]

>>9759793
Never use ketchup in a bbq sauce. Puree your own tomatoes and add granular or brown sugar as needed during the reduction process.