Recipe - Simple Bbq Sauce

One half pound Onion; chopped
3 Cloves garlic; chopped
10 ounce Tomato paste
8 ounce Mustard (cheap us type)
4 ounce Brown sugar *
3 ounce Vinegar *
2 ounce Liquid barbecue smoke
6 ounce Worcestershire sauce
4 ounce Molasses (treacle) *
Salt and pepper to taste;
freshly ground
7 ounce Can Chipotle pepper in adobo
sauce; blended with wine
3 One half ounce Red wine; wash out Chipotl
can
Oil or fat for frying
1 cn (10.5oz) beef bouillon;
double strength
1 Rack pork ribs or any other
meat

Date: Tue, 11 Jun 1996 08:02:30 0400 (EDT)

From: begg@kcgl1.eng.ohiostate.edu (Cameron Begg)
* These items should be halved if you don't care for sweet food.

Saute the onions and garlic in a little fat, butter or oil in a large
skillet (frying pan). Puree them in 1/3 of the beef bouillon and return to
skillet. Puree the chipotles with the wine and add to skillet. Wash out the
blender with the rest of the bouillon and add it with everything else on
the ingredients list to the skillet. Heat, stirring frequently until the
sauce reaches simmering temperature. Cut up your rack of ribs and place
them in the sauce; spooning it over them. Cover and cook for at least 1
hour at low heat. (I put the skillet on a hotplate to give low even heat.)

Notes:

1. If you cook your meat by smoking it you may wish to leave out the liquid
smoke.

2. Keep unused sauce in a jar in the refrigerator.

3. This BBQ sauce is even better the second time around it contains lots
of lovely meat drippings.

4. Measure all of the above ingredients by weight with electronic kitchen
scales. (You just have to have them!)

Per serving: 80 Calories; less than one gram Fat (5% calories from fat); 2g
Protein; 16g Carbohydrate; 0mg Cholesterol; 450mg Sodium

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