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Hey, you really want to give me a hard time? Scho treated me to a night out to Bourbon and Bones in Scottsdale. Great meat, great bourbon. I ordered a Captain and Coke and a Chicken Caesar Salad. He was flabbergasted. LOL |
The 'secret' of Firebug is blackberry puree.
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I make a killer bbq sauce
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I like Rufus Teague's line of sauces. Particularly the original. But my go to sauce is homemade. Tinker with the "parts", but it's basically ketchup, molasses, soy sauce, worchestershire, garlic powder, and pepper. I add a little cayenne if I want it spicy. If you can find sorgum molasses it's even better but it's tougher to come by.
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A few of my favorites:
Jack Stack Spicy Rosedale (I have Wyandotte in my blood) Papa Bob’s Bobanero Blind Box (they’ll give you an assortment to try) |
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#2 Blue Hog #3 ... see #1 & #2 |
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Having briefly dabbled in that industry, what gets on the shelves is all about money and clout. Once you strip away the different brands, its about 4 companies that make up 90% of a grocery store's products. |
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Damn....now I am hungry as hell.
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I gotta admit, there is a use for KC Masterpiece. It's terrible on real BBQ, but if you get some chicken strips/nuggets and they forget to give you BBQ sauce, its not bad. I've also made a good BBQ chicken pizza with it.
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A few of my comp go-to's:
Blues Hog Tennessee Red Blues Hog Smokey Mountain Eat BBQ IPO |
If you like a thick molasses-y type sauce, blues hog is absolutely incredible. Its become my favorite go to sauce.
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