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Why is Sweet Baby Ray's
the best BBQ sauce?
Why is everything better with BBQ sauce on it? Edit: Ignore other post, another victim of white screen of death.
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sweet baby rays is the schnidt
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Sweet Baby Ray's is good, but too sweet. Try some Hog's Ass or Swamp Honky.
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sweet baby ray's is the kind, i won't use anything else
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Lots of folks love SBR's - I also think its too sweet. I like mine nice and spicy like KC Masterpiece.
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I too find SBR tooooo sweet..it needs a bit of vinegar to tart it up.
Lee and Perrins used to make a BBQ sauce that was really good. Not tooo sweet not tooo tart but just right. Tonight I did some Country Style Pork Ribs on the BGE...soaked em in Hosin Sauce, Soy Sauce, rice wine with a dash of Sesame oil and seed on top. Yurned out pretty good.
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Buddy of mine is going national with his sauce: David Wilson's Hog Wash.
It is fine stuff. http://www.clarionledger.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=2008803130305 |
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How bout gettin us some....
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SBRs and Stubbs, esp. the Stubbs Mopin sauce. Don't even use it for moppin, just dipin and eatin
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wurth pointing out there are two very different styles of bbq in this great nation. Carolina style (thinner, more vinegar) and what i would call 'everybody else' style which would be typical of just about anything you can buy in the grocery store.
a bazillion variations on each i'm sure but the main divide as i taste it is the vinegar. THEN you got your furrin stuff such as tabs mentioned. Favorite hoisin so far is china bowl but i haven't seen it in quite a while. LOVE me some sesame oil as well. Even a palate trained on fast food can taste the sesame in it. YUMMY!
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I dont' care for SBR, KCs (despite the cool initials
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Very cool story! When somebody says 'it's good on potatoes too' i think to myself 'now there's a man who likes to eat and knows how to do it!'.
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I've used a really hot, spicy dry rub on ribs and finished with Sweet Baby Rays. The hot-sweet combo is tasty indeed!
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Nope, sorry, you're all wrong.
Jack Daniel's BBQ Sauce is the PERFECT rib glaze. Devil's Spit is the PERFECT dipping sauce.
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if you think it's too sweet, they have another version out now
I like the original Sweet Baby Ray's tho - and I like it better than any of the others mentioned above, tho all are good. Of course, nuthin' comes close to couchon du lait... |
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then you would like an orange-hoisin marinade. Hoisin garlic ginger soy 2-3 drops of orange oil brown sugar rice wine vinegar orange marmalade Get some chicken tenderloins and marinate them for at least 2 hours. Grill quickly. Serve over greens.
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