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Last: 11 yr ago by AgOutsideAustin
Head Country.
Has no fat, sugar or sodium. :-)
Has no fat, sugar or sodium. :-)
Franklin's Texas style
especially when you mix in some meat drippings
especially when you mix in some meat drippings
Look about 10 threads down and you'll find the latest discussion of BBQ sauce.
kraft bbq
I like Sweet Baby Ray's and Cattleman's.
I thought the OP was for favorite BBQ Sauce thread.
Oh, and Head Country is my fav sauce. Not too goopy or sweet. Easy to spread on ribs or chicken while grilling.
Oh, and Head Country is my fav sauce. Not too goopy or sweet. Easy to spread on ribs or chicken while grilling.
The rendered fat coming from the meat as you bite into it.
My favorite is at Railhead Smokehouse in Fort Worth. No clue what's in it but it destroys any other sauce I've ever had. I actually managed the "new" Koppe Bridge in college and had a guy that worked for me who was the nephew of the owner at Railhead. He said only the owner and the pitmaster (he's dead now) knew the recipe to the sauce and would go into the walk-in to make it.
Sauce @ Twisted Root is pretty damn good.
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The rendered fat coming from the meat as you bite into it.
Unless you're at Kreuz
If ever there was meat that needed some sauce....
Tony Roma's Blue Ridge Smokies Sauce. Hated BBQ sauce until I tried this.
My home brew!
Making my own with recipes from Paul Kirk's Championship Barbecue Sauces book.
If rushed and must use store bought, Stubbs is my goto.
If rushed and must use store bought, Stubbs is my goto.
HEB Texas Style
I like Stubbs.
Noticed Costco is carrying Stubbs. 7-8 bux for 2 huge bottles. Hella cheaper than the grocery store.
Luling City Market
Franklin's Texas Style and Oklahoma Joe's in KC.
Austin's Own
Bullseye is my favorite national brand.
I like Stubb's Pecan. It's great in homemade grilled burgers. A little sweet, but good stuff. But, for the most part, I'm in the mold that it's not done right if it needs sauce.
Sweet Baby Rays
Does anyone have a sauce they like that they make?
I like the stuff at John Mueller's Meat Company.
quote:I make my own, it's a play off of what Aaron Franklin does in his video:
Does anyone have a sauce they like that they make?
Some Butter or Olive Oil to sautee onions and then sautee minced garlic
A cup of ketchup
3/4 cup of Apple Cider Vinegar
salt & pepper
brown sugar
crushed red pepper
lemon/lime juice
I also like to throw in a few dashes of franks red hot or tabasco
I mix it all up, let it boil for a few minutes then strain it to get the solids out
Try Herbert's. I've only been able to find it in the HEB in Brenham but it's good stuff.
quote:Their sauce is more like tomato soup. Not saying its bad, jut not what I think of when I think bbq sauce.
I like the stuff at John Mueller's Meat Company.
I really like Killen's tangy sauce.
my favorite bottled sauce is montgomery inn. pretty good stuff, imo.
I make my own and have people wanting iall the time. Just like Luling City market.
1 gallon Tomato sauce
3 cups Yellow Mustard
4 Cups White vinegar
3 Cups White Sugar
3 tbsp. Salt
4 tbsp. Black Pepper
1.5 tsp. Cayenne
Simmer until almost to a boil. Stir often. I have bottled it or it keeps in the refrig. a long time. Will make 1 gallon and 1 quart.
1 gallon Tomato sauce
3 cups Yellow Mustard
4 Cups White vinegar
3 Cups White Sugar
3 tbsp. Salt
4 tbsp. Black Pepper
1.5 tsp. Cayenne
Simmer until almost to a boil. Stir often. I have bottled it or it keeps in the refrig. a long time. Will make 1 gallon and 1 quart.
Salt lick original.
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