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Dave Morrow's Pulled Pork Sauce<br />

Dave Morrow's Pulled Pork Sauce<br />

1 large onion, chopped<br />

2 Tbs vegetable oil<br />

24 oz canned tomatoes, drain 1/2 <strong>the</strong> juice<br />

1 1/2 cups cider vinegar<br />

1 cup ketchup<br />

1/4 cup orange juice<br />

2 Tbs mustard, yellow (like French's)<br />

2 Tbs dark brown sugar, packed<br />

2 Tbs regular sugar<br />

1/2 Tbs paprika, sweet Hungarian is best<br />

1/2 Tbs salt<br />

1/2 Tbs black pepper<br />

1/2 Tbs chili powder<br />

1/2 Tbs red pepper flakes<br />

2 tsp black pepper<br />

1/2 tsp cayenne pepper<br />

1/2 tsp ground cumin<br />

1 Sauté <strong>the</strong> onion and oil in heavy saucepan for 5 minutes or so. Add <strong>the</strong> remaining ingredients and let it<br />

simmer for an hour or 2 (until it thickens a bit and <strong>the</strong> flavors have a chance to fight it out and become one).<br />

Note: You may want to cut back a little on <strong>the</strong> heat at first (chili powder, red pepper flakes, cayenne pepper,<br />

black pepper) as this stuff is hot. After it's cooked for an hour, gradually add <strong>the</strong> desired amount of heat until<br />

you reach your limit. Let it simmer just a tad longer and move on to <strong>the</strong> next step.<br />

2 Let <strong>the</strong> sauce cool down so it's easy to handle without burning your self. Take a hand blender and puree <strong>the</strong><br />

stuff. You could also pour <strong>the</strong> sauce into your upright bender and puree it. I find it easier to use <strong>the</strong> hand<br />

blender.<br />

3 Take your best pulled pork and put however much you want into a pan. Add as much sauce as you like to <strong>the</strong><br />

meat and get it all nice and hot toge<strong>the</strong>r.<br />

4 Pile your pulled pork and sauce mixture on a sandwich roll and enjoy.<br />

5 The way I usually do it is perform step one on Friday night while I'm rubbing down my butt with my favorite<br />

rub. Saturday morning I fire up <strong>the</strong> smoker and smoke my butt all day. Saturday afternoon I continue with<br />

step 2 of <strong>the</strong> sauce. I warm <strong>the</strong> sauce up a little bit and puree it. When <strong>the</strong> pork is done, I go to step 3.<br />

6 This recipe is a work in progress, so if you try it, let your comments be known.<br />

7 Posted to <strong>the</strong> <strong>BBQ</strong> List by "Dave Morrow" on Aug 26, 1998.<br />

Servings: 1<br />

Recipe Type<br />

Bbq List, Barbecue Sauce, Carolina-Style Bbq Sauce<br />

Recipe Source<br />

Source: Dave Morrow<br />

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