Tuesday I made some yummy baked barbeque chicken in the oven and we had it for dinner again today, but I needed some more bbq sauce, but didn't have any on the shelves.
Since I'm an improviser by nature, I got to mixing! What can I say? I am my mother's child. I think I've unlocked the world famous Gates BBQ recipe with this one!
I took some: ketchup
Louisiana Hot Sauce
Colgin Liquid Smoke
honey
black pepper
Durkee Kansas City Style Seasoning Salt
Rendezvous Famous Seasoning
I'm not much of a measurer (I know that's not a word) but I just add the amount that I think should go in according to how much I want to taste that particular flavor. For me, I added more liquid smoke and hot sauce and not a lot of seasoning salt.
Anyways, this little homemade bbq sauce was the business! I'm telling you, it tasted just like Gates; I was back home in just one bite!
What recipes have you concocted on the fly to make up for what you didn't have?
Woot woot! That's my KC holler....anyway, that sounds delicious! I'm gonna have to write that down and try it. Thanks!
ReplyDeleteOh, yum and double yum! I admire people who improvise.
ReplyDeleteDid you ladies happen to see KC on GMA this morning?? They were at the new Kauffman music hall, and talking about KC style jazz.
ReplyDelete@Jeanette- I'm constantly improvising.
I'm not a good improvisor but what you came up with was great!
ReplyDeleteYummy....I love this.. Great way to improvise.. : ))
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Thanks ladies!
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