Can anyone recommend a mild (really mild) barbecue sauce that won't have me running to suck on the business end of a fire extinguisher? I'm also concerned that should I flatulate, I might burn my house down.
Barbecue Sauce Recommendation Needed
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steveno
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Paul, one of my favorite sauces that I miss is the mild vinegar based dip sauce from Stamey's BBQ in Greensboro. They sell it in 10 oz, half gallon and gallon bottles.
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Stamey's Barbecue
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Stamey's Barbecue
I'll cast my vote for Sweet Baby Ray's:
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We tried a lot of different sauces when we lived in Austin, and SBR always came out on top as being the best, every time, even better than Rudy's BBQ sauce! Works on all varieties of BBQ, especially beef ribs (OMG), and chicken! Oops - I lost it salivating - I should have included beef brisket, pork chops, and turkey!!! Time to fire up the grill, again! I'm not sure about wild game, but we have some experts in that area here.........................
Bill
[ame]https://www.amazon.com/Sweet-Baby-Rays-Barbecue-Sauce/dp/B0027UKBUA[/ame]
We tried a lot of different sauces when we lived in Austin, and SBR always came out on top as being the best, every time, even better than Rudy's BBQ sauce! Works on all varieties of BBQ, especially beef ribs (OMG), and chicken! Oops - I lost it salivating - I should have included beef brisket, pork chops, and turkey!!! Time to fire up the grill, again! I'm not sure about wild game, but we have some experts in that area here.........................
Bill
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Very easy to make your own and you can make it as mild or as spicy as you wish by adjusting the proportions of ingredients. Use the following:
ketchup
brown sugar
smoke sauce
plain mustard
vinegar - optional, but try it with and without
Tabasco
ketchup
brown sugar
smoke sauce
plain mustard
vinegar - optional, but try it with and without
Tabasco
Cider vinegar, ketchup and brown sugar. Play around with the proportions until you get a combination you like, salt and pepper to taste. Simple, tasty and easy on the stomach. This year I'm going to play around with apple cider. If you can get real apple cider (not juice), boil a gallon down to a syrup. It's real good on its on on pork, but this year i'm going to play around with it as an ingredient in a BBQ sauce.
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This recipe is one of Walter Jetton's, minus the green pepper he used because I don't like green stuff in my BBQ sauce. It's really not that hot but feel free to adjust.
Barbecue Sauce
3 cups ketchup
1 cup honey
1/2 cup brown sugar
1/2 cup Worcestershire sauce
1/2 cup water
1/2 medium onion, diced
2 Tbl Tobasco
2 Tbl white vinegar
2 tsp. garlic powder
Mix all ingredients. Bring to boil in a sauce pan. Reduce heat and simmer until onion is tender.
Barbecue Sauce
3 cups ketchup
1 cup honey
1/2 cup brown sugar
1/2 cup Worcestershire sauce
1/2 cup water
1/2 medium onion, diced
2 Tbl Tobasco
2 Tbl white vinegar
2 tsp. garlic powder
Mix all ingredients. Bring to boil in a sauce pan. Reduce heat and simmer until onion is tender.
Alabama White sauce
Just leave out the cayenne.
Alabama-Style White Barbecue Sauce Recipe - Allrecipes.com
Just leave out the cayenne.
Alabama-Style White Barbecue Sauce Recipe - Allrecipes.com
Montgomery Inn BBQ sauce. I haven't seen it outside the Cincinnati area though.
LillyQ Carolina BBQ sauce. Not sure if it is available outside the midwest.
LillyQ Carolina BBQ sauce. Not sure if it is available outside the midwest.
Maddog 521
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Any of them without high fructose corn syrup.
Off the shelf, Stubbs. Comes in a variety of flavors/heat.
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They sell Montgomery's up here in Michigan at several different stores. It is very tasty and mild.
I used to like Sweet baby Ray's but it has corn syrup in it.
I used to like Sweet baby Ray's but it has corn syrup in it.
This is our recipe...similar to others.
Ketchup
dry mustard
A1 or generic steak sauce
brown sugar (we use dark)
In a bowl, squirt of ketchup, little mustard, some brown sugar, dribble of steak sauce...taste and tweak to your liking.... enjoy.
spricks
Ketchup
dry mustard
A1 or generic steak sauce
brown sugar (we use dark)
In a bowl, squirt of ketchup, little mustard, some brown sugar, dribble of steak sauce...taste and tweak to your liking.... enjoy.
spricks
Me too, the original. Goes with everything. I even use it in meatloaf.
Sweet Baby Rays
KC masterpiece
I cook almost everything homemade, hardly worth the time to make BBQ Sauce
KC masterpiece
I cook almost everything homemade, hardly worth the time to make BBQ Sauce
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CAJUNLAWYER
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Jack Millers-mix with one bottle of Italian dressing. let separate-use the oil to baste and when ready to serve slather on the good stuff. You;ll thank me later
I used to love the original Bone Suckin' Sauce. It was outstanding, but, unfortunately, corporate decided to change the recipe. Now...no comparison. Don't waste your money.
Currently, I tend to lean toward Sweet Baby Ray's. Rufus Teague Honey Sweet barbecue sauce out of Shawnee, Kansas, isn't bad either.
Currently, I tend to lean toward Sweet Baby Ray's. Rufus Teague Honey Sweet barbecue sauce out of Shawnee, Kansas, isn't bad either.
I saw a similar thread on a forum a few years back. I was impressed that so many recommended Sweet Baby Ray's sauce so I had to give it a try. I and my family gave it a solid thumbs up. I haven't used anything else since then.
