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Nick’s Rib Sauce Clone

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Meats, Grains French 1 Servings

INGREDIENTS

2 c 16 oz of canned diced
tomatoes
1 Bottle, 28 oz of Heinz
Ketchup Add the
Worcestershire sauce to
clean out the bottle.
The
bottle can be used to
store
part of the final
product.
1/4 c Worcestershire sauce
One lemon – fresh. Dice
fine. This replicates the
fine yellow-orange
fragments found in great
quantity in Nicks Rib
Sauce and adds greatly to
its unique taste.. Add
this lemon quartered
rind
and all Zest of
One orange – meat only –
remove seeds.
3 T Grape jelly, or one cup of
fresh white seedless
grapes
diced
1 T Common yellow mustard
1 t Onion powder
1 t Garlic powder
1 t White pepper
1/2 t Black pepper
2 t Mexican oregano, the flavor
of Mexican is much
different than
Mediterranean oregano
1/2 t Sage
1/2 t Ginger
1/2 t Red pepper
1/4 t Turmeric
1/4 t Sweet paprika
1/2 t Marjoram
1 1/4 c White vinegar
1 1/2 c Water
1 c Dark brown sugar
1 c White sugar
1/4 c 4 Tbs of olive oil
1/4 c 4 Tbs margarine
1 T Louisiana hot sauce

INSTRUCTIONS

Part I:  KEY: Combine above ingredients and reduce to about one half
original  volume ~ thick and gooey. This may take about 5 hours. Cover
the pan  with a splatter screen or youll be sorry. Just before
proceeding with  Part II, remove the bulk ingredients (lemon, orange
and larger pieces  of diced tomato) by straining through a french fry
basket.  PART II: Bring to a boil and reduce to a simmer. Continue
cooking to  reduce the sauce to desired consistency. This is actually a
dipping  sauce and should be thinner than regular BBQ sauce. Serve very
HOT on  the side for dipping, or pour generously over ribs, butterfly
pork  loins or chicken.  NOTE: The butcher at PIOs watched this being
made in the basement of  Nicks long ago. His memory was not clear but
he was sure they used a  high grade ketchup as the base. They filled a
large container and  slowly reduced the volume to approximately one
half of the original  volume. He mentioned sage and oregano as spices -
maybe thyme. He was  certain they used brown sugar. Also - he reported
that he knew they  buy large volumes of white vinegar. All the rest
above is a SWAG.>>  Posted to bbq-digest by wight@odc.net on Feb 2,
1998

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Nutrition (calculated from recipe ingredients)
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Calories: 3228
Calories From Fat: 914
Total Fat: 104.6g
Cholesterol: 0mg
Sodium: 1487.5mg
Potassium: 4180.9mg
Carbohydrates: 547.6g
Fiber: 32.8g
Sugar: 225.3g
Protein: 46.5g


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