Thu Mar 14, 2013
Sauced: Stubb's Spicy Bar-B-Q Sauce
Sauce Stats
With very little sweetness, Stubb's Spicy Bar-B-Q Sauce features a tart and tangy tomato base with a pleasant kick of heat just at the end.
With very little sweetness, Stubb's Spicy Bar-B-Q Sauce features a tart and tangy tomato base with a pleasant kick of heat just at the end.
Living up to it's name, DennyMike's Hot 'n Nasty delivers immense heat against a great deep molasses and tomato barbecue sauce base to make it standout in the large field of sauces.
A vinegar sauce of simple ingredients delivers huge on a balance of great, uncomplicated, barbecue flavors that makes Blues Hog Tennessee Red Sauce a top contender in my book.
Last winter I spent a hell of a lot of time developing two barbecue sauces that I can call my own. My first, a cherry-chipotle sauce, has a fruity and earthy flavor with a nice kick of heat that seems to be a favorite of everyone who tries it. The second, a sweet and spicy sauce, has gone on to proudly adorn 1st place chicken wings and 4th place ribs, along with a few other well received entries in competitions last summer. So now that I'm pretty much done tweaking those two, I want throw a couple more into the mix this winter while I have the time to mess around in the kitchen. My first inclination was an Asian inspired sauce, and nothing says Asian barbecue sauce like hoisin—a thick, sweet and salty sauce built on a fermented bean paste base.
A sugary version of Frank's RedHot original sauce, this "barbecue" sauce is more likely leaving you wishing for the real deal than making delicious chicken or ribs.
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