SHW BBQ Sauce

Recipe courtesy Joanne Kapololu, Sweet Home Waimanalo

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  • on February 22, 2013

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    After searching my local store's for the Ancho puree with no luck I decided to make my own and it was to over powering, Next time I will only use a 1/3 of the puree, maybe it will turn out to be awesome then.

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  • on August 27, 2012

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    This BBQ Sauce is great. My husband doesn't usually like BBQ sauces and he loved it. I also altered the recipe by quartering it and it still made almost a gallon. I am allergic to oranges so I had to substitute frozen pineapple juice concentrate for the orange juice concentrate. Ancho chili puree is also something not readily available here and so I soaked dried Ancho peppers and pureed them in an electric handy chopper (which worked just fine. I used Michelob Amber Bock Beer in this recipe and also the Pulled Pork recipe from the same episode (190. This recipe is a keeper. I hot water bath canned the extra 7 pints the recipe made, so I have enough to last quite a while.

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  • on August 20, 2012

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    This BBQ sauce is AMAZING! It goes well on pulled pork and chicken. However I did alter the recipe a little bit and reduced it to a quarter of everything so that I didn't make way too much of it. Doing that I ended up with 3 big ketchup bottles full. Also, if your not a really big fan of vinegar, cook it on medium heat for about 4 hours to reduce it by 1/3, this will cook out a of the vinegar.

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