Name: Smoke Shack Sauce
Ingredients: 4 c Ketchup; 3/4 c Worcestershire Sauce; 1/4 c Apple cider vinegar; 1 1/2 c Dark brown sugar; (or to taste); 2 tb Mustard; 2 tb Chili powder; 2 tb Black pepper; 1 tb Red pepper; Hot sauce to taste; Apple juice; Any citrus juice; (orange, lemon, grapefruite); dr Pepper or other dark soda; (preferably flat); Bourbon

What is sanctification?... Regeneration is the new birth, sanctification is the growth that necessarily results from it. Justification is God’s declaration that a believing sinner is righteous because of the merits of Christ imputed to him. Sanctification is the believer leaving the courtroom where God has once and for all time declared him righteous, and immediately beginning the process whereby God’s Spirit enables him to increasingly conform to Christ’s righteousness, both inwardly and outwardly... We may say that sanctification has nothing to do with regeneration or justification, and yet it has everything to do with demonstrating that one has experienced them.

Donald S. Whitney

CATEGORY	CUISINE	TAG	YIELD
Fruits			1	servings

INGREDIENTS

4	c	Ketchup
3/4	c	Worcestershire Sauce
1/4	c	Apple cider vinegar
1 1/2	c	Dark brown sugar; (or to taste)
2	tb	Mustard
2	tb	Chili powder
2	tb	Black pepper
1	tb	Red pepper
		Hot sauce to taste
		Apple juice
		Any citrus juice; (orange, lemon, grapefruite)
	dr	Pepper or other dark soda; (preferably flat)
		Bourbon

INSTRUCTIONS

ONE CUP OF ONE
NOTE: Add 1/4 cup of ONLY ONE of the last four ingredients.
Mix all and heat until just warmed through. Let this cool for at least an
hour before using; the flavors really improve when everything has had a
chance to cool. Even better, make it ahead and refrigerate. About an hour
before serving, place the sauce on the pit to reheat and absorb some smoke.
I sometimes add a little granulated sugar if the flavor seems too tangy; if
you get heavy-handed with the dark brown sugar, you run the risk of getting
the sauce too "rich" and throwing off the flavor balance.
Smoke Shack Barbecue 1999 Grand Champion, SC State Barbecue Cookoff
Posted to bbq-digest by "Scott McDaniel" <scotmcd@gabn.net> on Apr 16,
1999, converted by MM_Buster v2.0l.

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