Competition: Who has the best BBQ Sauce.
Hi everyone,
I thought I would put up a post that would be an interesting idea and something I have not seen done before. I am sacrificing my taste buds to find out who has the best sauce on the forums! First, a bit of a disclaimer to answer some of the inherent objections or questions to come: * Tasting sauces obviously is VERY subjective - everyone has their own individual likes and dislikes, ingredients they tend not to use for flavour or other reasons, tolerance of heat (spicy) levels, salt sensitivity, like or dislike of sweetness etc. As such, there is no doubt that my personal biases will play a role here, but I can promise you this much: I will try every recipe exactly as stated and keep an open mind, even if the recipe contains ingredients I would not normally use or think would work well. * Recipes must be your own, or if you obtained them from another source (e.g. a book, an Internet site, a friend etc), you must specify that you obtained the recipe from elsewhere and if you have modified it. * PLEASE NO RECIPES THAT YOU HAVE NOT TRIED. I see so many posts where someone requests a sauce, and the result is invariably a post with generic BBQ sauces copied and pasted from a site, or a link to another site containing a collection of 10000000 barbecue sauces. * This will cause some contention, but I am looking for the best all purpose BBQ sauce. I will TRY and have the sauces with a variety of meats (primarily beef, pork and chicken), but I cannot guarantee that I will be able to try every sauce with all permutations of meat types. They should work well with a number of meats. * I will do my best to provide comments on each sauce in areas of taste, appearance, procedure required to make them, and versatility. I will also do my best to provide photos of each stage of making the recipes. * Sauces will be tested in the order I receive them or they are posted. * I will run this on a number of BBQ boards, so this will be quite a task, and I hope to find some interesting differences between them. So without further ado, I request you to submit your best sauces for my examination! ;) What do you get for winning? Acknowledgment of having the best sauce (as judged by me) on these (and possibly other) forums as well as making a big contribution to the BBQ scene by providing an excellent sauce for people to enjoy their BBQ with. Good luck to all, and I hope to come out of this with some amazing sauces that I can recommend to other members. - p.s. if you are worried about "revealing" your special sauce, this competition is probably not for you as I will be posting the winning sauce. You can however submit them via PM if you wish. |
So, you're going to make these yourself?
Okay, knock yourself out. Here's one of mine that's pretty popular: http://www.hillbillyhousewife.com/bi...-bbq-sauce.htm For the latest version: double the brown sugar (I like it sweeter these days) and use Old Grandad's Whiskey. Excellent on chicken. |
I have tried a several, so the answer is a bit biased. So without further adieu............
My own. |
Holy Cow... Infernoo... that's potentially a lot of work!
It's a bloody shame you're in Sydney... I could pop over and help out but no such luck. Also, RU sure you are going to be able to get all the ingredients? Oh well, I am sure we will see the results as time goes by. Good luck, I'll be watching! Cheers! Bill |
OK, I'm in. Here's one that gets good reviews. It's not my secret recipe, but I think is a very good one.
http://thehogblog.com/?p=34 I look forward to seeing your results, great idea! |
Looks great Bob. May make up some of that to use myself.
Question: can I vote for Bob? |
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Thanks MB, obviously my reading comprehension is a bit low today. |
First, I've had many GREAT sauces, sauces that stand on their own, sauces that truly
make cardboard taste great. To me, this sauce doesn't compliment BBQ but masks it. Below is our sauce recipe that compliments the meats and our rubs. It is thin enough that if used in small amounts compliments the smokey meat flavors. And with that, IMHO, sauce should never have smoke flavor; that's what the meat is for, right? Starters: 55oz+- Contadina Tomato Sauce 28oz Steens Pure Cane Syrup 18oz Bama Grape Jelly 6oz Lee & Perins Worchestershire Sauce 1/2 tablespoon of cayenne pepper 1 tablespoon black pepper 1 tablespoon paprika 1 tablespoon chili powder Mix all of the above and warm. We use this (above) on chicken. For pork and beef: 1 part Blues Hog Original 1 part Blues Hog Tennessee Red 3 parts our sauce (above) For ribs we'll mix: 2 parts Blues Hog Original 1 part Blues Hog Tennessee Red 2 parts our sauce |
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Lord knows I have sampled many things. I say go for it, and good luck! It's the only way to find out what you like best, and tastes best.
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Haha - just threw a bag of jiffy pop in the microwave - sittin back watching watching the show :boxing:
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Besides, it's not like he is someone who has just one or two posts and comes in to the forums to try and start stuff up. So where's the foul here? |
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