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BBQ Sauce: Homemade and Spicy

September 15, 2014 by Brooke 4 Comments

Homemade Spicy BBQ Sauce

Homemade condiments are truly one of my all time favorite things. You can make them taste exactly how you like it and you know it’s healthier than the store bought brands. This BBQ sauce was made because I cooked these delicious pork loin bbq ribs and had to pair them with something equally as amazing!

Of course I had to couple my pork ribs with an amazing bbq sauce. You can use this sauce on a bbq chicken sandwich, grilled chicken, ribs, even steaks or french fries! It is so versatile, and so delicious!


Round up all of your ingredients!

BBQ sauce ingredients

I forgot to picture the ketchup. But ketchup is needed for this recipe, unless you want to use chicken broth and tomato paste. But I used ketchup…I’m already forgoing the store bought BBQ sauce, one cheat isn’t too bad.


 Heat up a cast iron skillet on the stove and 2 tbsp of canola oil.

JalapenoOnionGarlic

Take your onion, garlic and jalapeños and chop those up. Mince the garlic. Toss them into the cast iron skillet and cook until the the onions are translucent.

OnionsGarlicJalaStewed

Once the onions are translucent, add the chilies in adobo sauce. I chopped mine up a little.

Adobo Chilis

Pour in your ketchup, molasses, vinegars and worchestire sauce next.

Ketchup and Molasses

Get it into the skillet and mix it all up!

BBQ Sauce 2

Now add the brown sugar to give it a nice little sweet touch. Delicious!

BBQ Sauce

Make sure it’s all combined, mix it together reaaal good! Give it a taste and see if it needs any more vinegar, salt, pepper or worchestire sauce. Add what it needs, turn the heat down to low, cover it, and simmer for about 10 – 15 minutes.


 I’m sorry, I forgot to take a picture of the BBQ once I mixed it all up! So you’ll have to deal with the pretty little chunks of brown sugar. But, all finished!

BBQ Sauce Finished

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Filed Under: Condiments Tagged With: bbq, sauce, Spicy

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I'm an LA native who has relocated to The Berkshires in beautiful Western Massachusetts bringing you delicious recipes, real life drama and resolution, and some thought provoking dilemmas of life.

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