How to make BBQ Sauce Recipe

If you are anything like us you will be sick of the synthetic texture of many of the BBQ sauces out there and would much prefer to create your own BBQ Sauce, so fear not, we have a Step by Step Barbecue Sauce Recipe.

What you will need

400ml Tommy Sauce (Tomato ketchup)

60g dark brown sugar

50ml dark soy sauce

4 cloves of crushed garlic

1 small onion finely chopped

1 red chilli finely chopped

pinch of salt, pepper and a few lugs of olive oil

How to make your BBQ Sauce Recipe

Step One - Chuck the garlic, sugar, chilli and onions in a frying pan and cook till the onion becomes almost see through

Step Two - Add the remaining ingredients and mix in well and bring everything to the boil

Hey presto - done!!!!

This is great for drowing your BBQ ribs or chicken or steak in. The perfect BBQ Sauce Dip as well!

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Open BBQ

So last weekend was BBQ Season 10, Game 2 and it was another away fixture, this time at Granny BS’s house.

On the menu was a great BBQ recipe of Paul Newman BBQ Sauce Marinade with butterflied chicken breasts and some traditional burgers.

I have only tried the Paul Newman BBQ sauces a few times and had forgotten how wonderful it tastes. The BBQ Marinade is tangy enough to get your attention but not so strong as some of the lesser BBQ flavoured marinades out there, as in it does not make your eyes water!

I carried out my duty of butterflying the BBQ chicken breast fillets and ensuring they were well soaked in the Paul Newman BBQ Marinade Sauce.

As I said, we also had a traditional, nice big juicy burger in floured baps that tastes awesome and a home made potato salad which was fantastic.

Cairo and I were not drinking on this one but the Clims went for some Marlborough White Wine from Majestic, which seemed to flow very well indeed!

I am currently planning a new decking area project in our garden which could dominate the next few weekends BBQ’ing plans, but I am hoping that it will all be worth it!

The Marlborough Hills Sauvignon Blanc 2008 Marlborough is £7.49 from Majestic and £5.99 when you buy 2 or more.