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Old 06-08-2010, 07:53 PM   #1
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Hi guys, wondering if you can give some suggestions on a BBQ sauce that is light, tangy and would be good on ribs....Thanks for your suggestions in advance...
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Do you mean light in color, texture or flavor?
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Kraft, mixed with Sweet Baby Ray's
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Light in color, and texture but with some flavor with a little bit of punch!!!
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I have three fall backs here.

One is to get some Blues Hog, mix it with about 50% apple juice, or other fruit juice, and 10% cider vinegar. Blues Hog is sweet and the added vinegar brings the sweetness back a little. Adds punch too.

Buy a store bought sauce, my favorite is Bone Suckin' sauce of Sweet Baby Ray's and adjust with cider vinegar and another liquid (e.g. whisky, white wine, juice) to desired thickness.

I make a fruit based sauce, essentially a spiced syrup, you could even use jam or jelly for this. I then cut with either apple cider or champagne vinegar to get some pop into the mix. This works great as a glaze. I usually steep some spices in the vinegar to get more flavor. I like black pepper, star anise, cloves, bay leaves, cumin seed and of course salt.
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