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missionsusmc
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 Posted: Sep 26 2009 Post subject: Apple barbecue sauce |
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Anybody got a good recipe for an apple babecue sauce? Cooking with apple wood, having an apple salsa, and looing for a barbecue sauce with apple in it.
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pafisher
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i just googled ,,, apple bbq sauce ,and got over a million sites , ill bet you can find one there.
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ou812warford
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There is a good one in Smoke and Spice receipe book.
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roxy
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I posted one a couple years ago here at the forum, not sure where it is now.
Heres the link.
http://www.thesmokering.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=1529
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missionsusmc
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I see that it has cinnamon, allspice, and nutmeg in it. Does this taste like apple pie? That's actually kinda interesting. I'll give this a try sometime. I got 4 racks of bb's in the freezer that might love to have a bath in this stuff. On another note, you like so much sugar in your sauces that I think you're a misplaced Southerner. Molasses, Turbinado, and cane syrup? I think you might've lived in south Georgia or southeast Alabama at some point. I will definitely be trying this sometime hopefully very soon.
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roxy
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I see that it has cinnamon, allspice, and nutmeg in it. Does this taste like apple pie? That's actually kinda interesting. I'll give this a try sometime. I got 4 racks of bb's in the freezer that might love to have a bath in this stuff. On another note, you like so much sugar in your sauces that I think you're a misplaced Southerner. Molasses, Turbinado, and cane syrup? I think you might've lived in south Georgia or southeast Alabama at some point. I will definitely be trying this sometime hopefully very soon. |
I dont put any sugar in my rubs so the sweetness in my BBQ comes from the sauces I add to them... I have thought at times that maybe I was a southerner in another life.. If ya all believe in that sort of stuff.. 
The sauce was inspired by my Ma's apple pie indeed.. Sweet is a good thing my friend. 
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