- May 12, 2010
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I recently moved to a new home with lots of apple trees on the property.
I have 2 roaster pans full of apple butter sitting in the fridge and was thinking I should make a signature bbq sauce for friends relatives etc. featuring apples. I found one recipe on the forum featuring homemade apple butter (peculiar) and will certainly give it a try, but I remember seeing a post, and I am almost certain it was on this forum, where someone posted a guide to making BBQ sauce with a variety of choices for sweet (sugar, jelly, honey, preserves etc..) or heat (peppers, wasabi powder, horse radish etc.) I think you get the picture.
Can anyone point me in the right direction on where to find the post I am looking for or another source that points out the essential elements of a good bbq sauce and provides a variety of choices for each of those elements. I anticipate making several small batches before I settle on a final recipe. I am thinking of a thick rich ketchup based Kansas city style with a strong apple influence.
Thanks in advance for your input.
I have 2 roaster pans full of apple butter sitting in the fridge and was thinking I should make a signature bbq sauce for friends relatives etc. featuring apples. I found one recipe on the forum featuring homemade apple butter (peculiar) and will certainly give it a try, but I remember seeing a post, and I am almost certain it was on this forum, where someone posted a guide to making BBQ sauce with a variety of choices for sweet (sugar, jelly, honey, preserves etc..) or heat (peppers, wasabi powder, horse radish etc.) I think you get the picture.
Can anyone point me in the right direction on where to find the post I am looking for or another source that points out the essential elements of a good bbq sauce and provides a variety of choices for each of those elements. I anticipate making several small batches before I settle on a final recipe. I am thinking of a thick rich ketchup based Kansas city style with a strong apple influence.
Thanks in advance for your input.