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Oct 20 2015 01:33am
Quote (Ice98 @ Oct 13 2015 07:00am)
It makes a great BBQ sauce addition if you use the right one, stouts and dark beers, chocolate or double chocolate beer would be good options, people never really think about it but beer is inherently sweet and has some sugar content to it, when you add it to barbeque sauce and cook it low and slow for a few hours to reduce and thicken it turns your sauze into something even better


Smoking onions is a fantastic addition too, one of the best ways to add flavor complexity to the sauce, the trick there being to cook the onions long enough that they practically disappear into the sauce


my BBQ is a process that takes a few hours to do correctly, but if you taste it periodically and adjust accordingly the results are amazing


hmm sounds good i will definitly try next time. i also considered adding wine too lol but my recipie is no where as fancy and prob even as close as good as yours sounds i use like half the ingredients you do
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Nov 7 2015 04:37pm
Quote (hofx2 @ Jul 21 2015 05:01am)
coke
ketchup
reduced veal stock
brown sugar
cider vinegar
liquid smoke
paprika, dried mustard, garlic
caramelized-slightly burned onions

reduced until its sticky, pass through fine strainer.


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Dec 7 2015 03:32am
One of my bosses likes to cook for us on special occasions and he specializes in barbeques and smoked meats.

The last time he brought in food I loved two of his barbeque sauces but didn't care for one and it was because it had too much garlic.

I feel like with barbeque sauce you can't go wrong with smoky, spicy, or sweet tastes but anything else can lead to bad bbq.
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Dec 7 2015 12:44pm
i like to use a little dark beer, something malty and some rootbeer and brown stone ground mustard in mine the rest is pretty much the same

but i like to also add sauteed garlic and onions along with fresh
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Dec 19 2015 06:55am
Quote (Akstorm @ Oct 20 2015 12:33am)
hmm sounds good i will definitly try next time. i also considered adding wine too lol but my recipie is no where as fancy and prob even as close as good as yours sounds i use like half the ingredients you do


I don't know about using wine, wine seems better for making a butter sauce with (Beurre blanc or beurre rouge)

Hard ciders on the other hand would work fantastically
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