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Thursday, February 23, 2006
This is probably sacrilegious. When I need a quick basting sauce for smoking, I use one of those bottled marinades one gets in the sauce isle in the grocery store and cut it with beer and cider vinegar, 1/3 each. I then heat the mixture for 15 minutes on medium heat stirring occasionally. This makes a tasty basting sauce without the fuss.
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Blasphemy! The bottled marinades are a quick solution when you need one, but it makes you wonder what they put in there to marinate that fast. Probably something I can't pronounce anyway. At least your cutting it. Though I'm not sure if Milwaukee's Best is helping or hindering the cutting process.
Well...since I only use part of a can of beer, and I HAVE to do SOMETHING with the rest of the can, the PROCESS is certainly helped!
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