Pappy's BBQ sauce

[Ratdz]

Has anyone ever tried Pappy's Moonshine Maddness BBQ sauce?
The label says..."So friggin' hot you'll go blind!"
I really like the flavor, nice burn in the back of the throat, but I didn't
go blind!
Anyway, the reason I ask is I am looking for a nice recipe to start with to try and emulate this nice sauce, without adding sugar.
Anybody have any BBQ sauce recipes as a starting point without sugar?

Allen

[Tina Brooks]

No sugar... do you mean not sugar sugar or do you mean no sugars, as in no honey or molasses or other sugars???

[darthcarl]

The label says..."So friggin' hot you'll go blind!"
I really like the flavor, nice burn in the back of the throat, but I didn't
go blind!

Allen


wait. you ATE it? thats not how you use it to go blind.

[DEFCON Creator]

wait. you ATE it? thats not how you use it to go blind.

LOL!!!

[Ratdz]

Yes, I mean no sugar, honey, molasses, etc.
It might not be doable, but I am willing to experiment.

Well, its no wonder I didn't go blind, huh?
Eating it......what was I thinking?
Has anyone ever ran across a BBQ sauce recipe without sugar?
I keep looking, but unfortunately, I haven't come across one yet.
Thanks for any info.
Allen

[Tina Brooks]

Yes, I mean no sugar, honey, molasses, etc.
It might not be doable, but I am willing to experiment.

Well, its no wonder I didn't go blind, huh?
Eating it......what was I thinking?
Has anyone ever ran across a BBQ sauce recipe without sugar?
I keep looking, but unfortunately, I haven't come across one yet.
Thanks for any info.
Allen

Keep looking. Perhaps there is some funky enzyme or chemical that can be used, but I'm unaware of it.

T

[thehotpepper.com]

Anybody have any BBQ sauce recipes as a starting point without sugar?

Allen
Google is loaded with results... here's a few:
http://www.aliciasrecipes.com/barbecue-recipes/sugar-free-barbecue-sauce-recipe.htm
http://www.insanechicken.com/recipes/Sugar-Free-Barbecue-Sauce.html
http://bbq.about.com/od/barbecuesaucerecipes/r/ble90602.htm

[Ratdz]

I am terribly sorry, I didn't google for any recipes, I have been browsing through lots and lots of cookbooks. Thanks for the info, I will have to experiment now.

Allen

[thehotpepper.com]

I expected to see cinnamon, it's has a bit of sweetness, and is not a sugar.

[Tina Brooks]

allspice, allspice... it's not barbecue sauce without allspice!

[darthcarl]

If it's dieting it's one thing. If it's diabetes it doesn't matter where the sugar comes from. Best culinary trick I know Is to use a combo starch-sweet veggie puree as a base. Usually the root veggies like beets, carrots, rutabaga. This is a trick for other sauces and I've never tried it for BBQ. But I am the mad scientist in the kitchen. I think I'll try a beet base sometime soon. BBBQ

and if it works I should not have posted it on a site populated by professional sauce sellers. hmmm.

[Tina Brooks]

and if it works I should not have posted it on a site populated by professional sauce sellers. hmmm.


Muahahahahaha :hell:

[staffing]

Has anyone ever tried Pappy's Moonshine Maddness BBQ sauce?
The label says..."So friggin' hot you'll go blind!"
I really like the flavor, nice burn in the back of the throat, but I didn't
go blind!
Anyway, the reason I ask is I am looking for a nice recipe to start with to try and emulate this nice sauce, without adding sugar.
Anybody have any BBQ sauce recipes as a starting point without sugar?

Allen


As a matter of fact, I have tried this sauce. I like it personally, as does my wife. Nice heat. I didn't go blind, though....

Josh

[POTAWIE]

I tried Pappy's xxx white lighning and I love it but its not very hot. Awesome bourbon taste 3%. Now I really gotta try the Moonshine madness.

[imaguitargod]

A Nice heat. I didn't go blind, though....
That's because you have to put it in your eyes. :rolleyes:

[POTAWIE]

Just checked out Pappy's and found they got a hotter bbq sauce called Pappy Hottest Ride in Town. Sounds good. Great label.

https://secure.atticushosting.com/bourbonqstore/itemdisplay.aspx?i=69

[Sickmont]

If it's dieting it's one thing. If it's diabetes it doesn't matter where the sugar comes from. Best culinary trick I know Is to use a combo starch-sweet veggie puree as a base. Usually the root veggies like beets, carrots, rutabaga. This is a trick for other sauces and I've never tried it for BBQ. But I am the mad scientist in the kitchen. I think I'll try a beet base sometime soon. BBBQ

and if it works I should not have posted it on a site populated by professional sauce sellers. hmmm.


Hmmm....what about sweet yams?

[a3eyedfish]

you can take any recipe and sub "Splenda" for sugar, they also make a "brown sugar" version. Splenda tastes the same as sugar so live a lil.