Just a on the fly housemade BBQ sauce when you're in a pinch to go out and buy some.

Goes great with some baby back ribs.

Sweet, tangy, bold, spicy. This BBQ sauce has it all. I've been working to perfect it and I honestly think it's better than anything store bought.

I created this sauce to accompany a pulled pork recipe I created from the ground up. I figured if the framework is self made, then we gotta top it off appropriately! No store bought bbq would do for the effort I put into my pork! It needed customization. Lol. Using ketchup with no high fructose corn syrup is not only better for you, but it's necessary for a good texture to your sauce as well.

Tangy, sticky KC style barbecue sauce, with a blueberry twist! Perfect for ribs, pulled pork, chicken, or as a spread on your favorite sandwich! Makes about 1/2 gallon of the stuff, which is enough for 5-6 cookoffs, or about 50 2 tbsp. servings. You will have plenty, so freeze what's left in a Ziploc bag, or cut the recipe in half.

This has been our favorite homemade barbecue sauce for as long as I can remeber. It goes well with all meats, and is good for smoked meats as well

It tastes delicious!!! Even though it doesn't taste like the Bbq sauces you buy at the supermarket. 😊

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This is one of my favorite recipes this is not a custom recipe of my own is a recipe from buttermilk and bourbon restaurant in Boston chef Jason Santos I’ll read you his quote this is definitely a must try to take it from me “ this may be my favorite recipe in this book I put this beep on everything this is the most popular sauce at the restaurant and all of my staff call this “crack sauce“ because it is literally good on anything use it as a marinade or a barbecue sauce or a salad dressing or a dipping sauce“. Jason Santos

Recreates the BBQ zest without all the sugar