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Brian Gilp

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BBQ Sauce

by Brian Gilp » Fri Sep 07, 2007 11:27 am

Sometimes getting caught short on time and long on left-over ingredients turns out ot be a good thing. Whipped up the below for Pork Spare Ribs the other day based upon what I had available and without time to second guess how it would turn out. Extremely happy with results especially cosidering that most of the measures used is because that is what was left, i.e. the ketchup, wine, peppers, and molasses.

2 poblano peppers roasted, peeled seeded& deveined and diced
3 Jalapeno peppers roasted, peeled seeded & deveined and diced
1 onion medium diced
3 cloves garlic diced
2 cups ketchup
½ cup Cider vinegar
¼ cup molasses
1 cup red wine
8-10 coffee beans ground
3 allspice berries ground
Salt
Pepper

Begin roasting peppers. I just put them directly on one of the gas burners so the skin chars

While peppers are roasting dice onions and garlic and soften in some oil

When onion has softened add liquid and spices and bring to a low boil. When peppers have roasted, remove skin, seed, devein then dice and add to liquid. Continue to boil until reaches desired consistency.

Blend to remove chunkiness.


Note: The coffee component seems to get stronger with a couple days rest.
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Re: BBQ Sauce

by Cynthia Wenslow » Fri Sep 07, 2007 12:39 pm

I find the combination of the roasted peppers and coffee beans intriguing. Thanks for posting this, Brian!
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Re: BBQ Sauce

by Robert J. » Fri Sep 07, 2007 8:41 pm

Indeed, Brian. I think that this sounds really nice.

Thanks,

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Re: BBQ Sauce

by Bob Henrick » Sat Sep 08, 2007 8:12 pm

Brian, your bbq sauce sounds great, and I have copied it to file. A few weeks back I made a half gallon of Chef Carey's bbq sauce and it too is awesome. I have had so many compliments on it and my Kamado cooked pulled pork. BTW, if you ever need a wine match for pulled pork, try a german riesling spatlese. made in heaven so I am told!
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