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Paul's BBQ Sauce

As Paul says, booze plays a big role in this BBQ sauce. And we don't see anything wrong with that. So do molasses, honey, brown sugar and garlic goodness. This sauce is best used to coat and baste pork (and there's a variation for chicken). It is not meant to be poured over after the protein is cooked.

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About Paul's BBQ Sauce

As Paul says, booze plays a big role in this BBQ sauce. And we don't see anything wrong with that. So do molasses, honey, brown sugar and garlic goodness. This sauce is best used to coat and baste pork (and there's a variation for chicken). It is not meant to be poured over after the protein is cooked.

About Paul Grenham

As the local barbeque pit-master of Somerville, MA, and 2nd-place winner of Virginia’s Barbeque Competition, Paul's competitive and enthusiastic spirit have made cooking more than just a fun hobby. As a result, Paul has decided to turn his love for cooking into a career. He plans to attend culinary school and enter more competitions in the future.

Recipe

Ingredients

  • olive oil
  • ½ bottle of Rioja wine (or any red you like)
  • ½ bottle/can of Scottish ale
  • 8 cloves garlic, minced
  • 3 tbsp maple syrup
  • 2-3 tbsp molasses
  • 3 tbsp dark brown sugar
  • 3 tbsp honey
  • salt
  • pepper
  • (cayenne pepper - optional)

To Make Sauce Perfect for Chicken - add

  • 3 tbsp Dijon mustard
  • ½ cup rye whiskey

How-to

  1. In a pan (10" cast iron preferred) heat olive oil
  2. Lightly brown (do not burn) the garlic. Once garlic begins to brown, add the wine. Let the wine sit for just a minute and stir to mix in the garlic
  3. Add the brown sugar, honey, molasses, syrup, salt and pepper (and any additional seasonings). Let this come to a slight boil and reduce the heat. Cover with a splatter guard (or be ready to clean red wine off of everything) and reduce for about 15 minutes
  4. Add the ale. Stir and continue to reduce, stirring every so often (more so in the beginning) to get the bubbles down. Reduce for about 15 more minutes (more if you would like it thicker)
  5. Pour off into a bowl or other container to cool. (To make this sauce perfect for chicken, while or after it has cooled, add whiskey and mustard and mix to combine)

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