I did a riff on what I consider barbecue sauce (not a southerner by any means) by using crushed tomatoes instead of ketchup and lots of apple cider vinegar. After simmering for a couple of hours, the sauce is thick and tangy and great for pizza!
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June 21, 2011
Barbecue PIzza Sauce
I'm a huge proponent for using as many fresh ingredients as possible, including and especially condiments. Whenever I have time, I like to make a big batch of my favorite sauces instead of having to search through labels at the grocery store for products without processed ingredients. So I decided to tackle a summertime favorite, barbecue sauce
I did a riff on what I consider barbecue sauce (not a southerner by any means) by using crushed tomatoes instead of ketchup and lots of apple cider vinegar. After simmering for a couple of hours, the sauce is thick and tangy and great for pizza!
I did a riff on what I consider barbecue sauce (not a southerner by any means) by using crushed tomatoes instead of ketchup and lots of apple cider vinegar. After simmering for a couple of hours, the sauce is thick and tangy and great for pizza!
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