Best Barbecued Meat and Homemade Barbecue Sauce
Show: Jamie at Home
Episode: Barbecue
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By 1chetta2
on January 15, 2012
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This recipe is very good. I love to bring this recipe out in the summer time for small parties. I just use the regular charcoal grill or the oven.
By BuzzFuzz
on April 28, 2011
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I need your help, where can i find old good spit roaster from Jamie's clip. Nothing on eBay...
Maybe I was looking under the wrong name. I am not from English speaking countries :
Any infos are welcome
By natalie gsr
greensboro nc
on March 14, 2011
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i love this sauce! always a hit! i use a coffee grinder for the spices.
By fraggle78_79
Houston, TX
on October 18, 2010
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OMG! I am NOT a cook. But let me tell you, this had to be the moistest most flavorful chicken! I used a food processor, like the other reviewer suggested, to chop up all the ingredients and mix together. It made the whole process soooo much faster. I really think the final searing on the grill is what makes this chicken. My husband thought the bbq sauce was fantastic. He goes is that a bbq sauce base, I said nope ketchup. He was very impressed. Can't wait to make this for a big family dinner!
By dimiakovidou_12...
Kennesaw, 49
on September 04, 2009
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Ones again Jamie delivered the best possible flavor. I cooked this dish for my friends and family and they all absolutely loved it, so did I of course. BRAVO Jamie!
By Chez_Pam
Raleigh, NC
on May 31, 2009
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I don't see why I would ever use a bottled barbecue sauce again. By making it yourself you know there are no artificial ingredients. Using organic ketchup makes a difference, it is a little more expense but there is no high fructose corn syrup and it tastes more tomato-ey.
Note that if you are making the full batch the recipe on this site is wrong, it is supposed to be a full bottle of ketchup, not 1/2 a cup.
The sauce had a lot of orange flavor, which was good, but if you want to cut down on the orange a bit I'd suggest using less zest because you'll need the orange juice to help thin it out.
Also I used a food processor to chop up the zest and the fresh herbs and garlic since I'm not the knife pro that Jamie is. I used a cheap coffee grinder to grind up the whole spices.
By klcholmes_7214827
Houston, TX
on May 30, 2009
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This recipe was very easy to make and the flavors were right on. It was cost effective because most of the ingredients for the sauce were already in the pantry. We bought a whole chicken that was already cut up for under $6.00. We followed another reviewer's suggestion and used about a half a bottle of ketchup. The sauce was sticky and delicious and the chicken was moist and had great flavor from the charcoal grill. After reducing the sauce, I strained it thru a sieve so it was very smooth. We will definitely make this again!
By cboisver
Weare, NH
on February 23, 2009
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It smelled great when I was cooking it but my kids didn't like it at all. I thought it was ok - but I won't make this again.
By ameijerink
Athens, GA
on August 03, 2008
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Very good! It's important to really mince the orange peel, garlic and herbs. Also, I will cut the olive oil in half next time. The reduced sauce was excellent. I added more ketchup (Jamie uses almost a whole small bottle of ketchup on the show and a little bit of honey to sweeten the sauce.
By smoothsmyth_105...
Mukilteo, WA
on June 11, 2008
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This is terrific, I have served it twice in one week to company, I used a bone in pork loin. Everyone loved it.