Just as the French have five mother sauces
to French gastronomy,
I believe that there's five mother sauces
that define barbecue.
So I'm gonna walk you through each of the five mother sauces
and the idea is that you can use this as a template
to create your own versions.
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In Kentucky they separate themselves from other barbecue
packed with their love of mutton,
but it's also a black Worcestershire based barbecue sauce
that reigns king in the state.
I'm gonna start out with two cups of water.
We'll add to that 1/2 a cup of firmly packed brown sugar
and it gets it's black barbecue sauce name
with a 1/2 a cup of Worcestershire sauce,
another 1/2 cup of apple cider vinegar,
one teaspoon of freshly squeezed lemon juice,
one teaspoon of sea salt,
1/2 a teaspoon of garlic powder,
1/2 a teaspoon of onion powder,
1/2 a teaspoon of black pepper,
1/2 a teaspoon of white pepper,
and sort of the secret ingredient,
1/2 of a teaspoon of allspice.
So we'll bring this to a boil.
We'll reduce it down to a simmer for about 10 minutes.
And again we're really not looking for this to thicken up,
so gonna be a very watery sauce.
Okay, now that this has reached a boil,
I've just reduced it down,
it's been simmering for about 10 minutes,
and it's still gonna be a very loose concoction.
It's gonna really cut against the gamey flavor
of the mutton.
And it may sound a little bit strange
to have a black barbecue sauce
but I promise it's been a favorite in Appalachia,
it'll be a favorite in your home as well.
In South Carolina we change everything up
with a mustard-based barbecue sauce.
Now most people will tell you that this sauce was derived
due to the German immigrants
that originally settled the area.
And you can't have a mustard-based sauce
without, well, yellow mustard.
So we're gonna start
with one and a half cups of prepared yellow mustard.
For some acidity we're gonna add to that
a 1/2 a cup of apple cider vinegar.
For some sweetness we've got a 1/2 a cup of honey.
We'll add in one tablespoon of brown sugar,
another tablespoon of some ketchup,
one teaspoon of black pepper,
one teaspoon of white pepper,
a 1/2 a teaspoon of kosher salt,
a 1/2 a teaspoon of garlic powder,
and a 1/2 a teaspoon of cayenne pepper for some heat.
And we'll just whisk this
until everything forms.
Okay, so now that it's come together
I like to put this into a jar
and let it setup in the fridge over night,
it's gonna really help bring those flavors together.
And I'll just warm it until I'm ready to serve.
It's one of my favorite condiments for French fries,
onion rings, pulled pork, pork chops,
and the best, smoked sausage.
When most people think about barbecue sauce
they think about a sweet sauce
that you find in Memphis and St. Louis and Kansas City,
so let's put one of these together.
We're gonna start out with a cup of water.
Then we'll add to that,
one cup of ketchup,
and I mentioned sugar,
so we're gonna add a good bit of brown sugar,
a 1/2 a cup of loosely packed brown sugar.
We're gonna add in
just about a 1/3 of a cup of apple cider vinegar.
So again, not too much acidity.
To add in even more sweetness
we're gonna add in 1 1/2 tablespoons of molasses.
It's gonna give it a really nice, rich, dark color,
and add some more sweetness.
We've got a tablespoon of onion powder,
one tablespoon of chili powder,
one tablespoon of fresh cracked pepper,
a 1/2 a teaspoon of garlic powder,
two teaspoons of kosher salt,
and finally, one teaspoon of celery salt.
Now that we've got all that mixed and combined
we wanna bring this to a slow and steady boil.
We'll reduce the heat and cook it until it's just thickened.
So we brought our sauce up to a boil,
now I've just reduced the heat down to low
for about 10 minutes,
and simmered it until it's just thickened.
And I like to serve this sauce
with smoked chicken, ribs, pulled pork,
or in my case, on top of some pulled pork nachos.
So let's walk through the Eastern Carolina barbecue sauce.
Now truth be told,
the purists of this sauce will only tell you
that you need apple cider vinegar,
salt and crushed red pepper,
now I've made a few additions here.
So classic, we're gonna start out
with 3/4 of a cup of apple cider vinegar.
We'll add in a 1/2 a cup of ketchup.
I like this because it kinda rounds things out.
It adds more acidity
to play off of that apple cider vinegar.
We'll add in some lemon juice, about a tablespoon.
So instead of crushed red pepper
I'm gonna add in some cayenne pepper,
just a teaspoon that's gonna add some heat.
1 1/2 teaspoons of brown sugar, for sweetness.
A teaspoon of kosher salt,
and a 1/2 a teaspoon of fresh cracked pepper.
Now this is a sauce
that your typically gonna have on chopped pork,
as kind of a base for your ribs, chicken.
Something that you would never put on beef.
So now everything's in,
I just wanna make sure
that I thoroughly combined the sauce.
I like this because right now it's ready to rock and roll,
we don't have to heat it up or anything else.
And then I will use this as a sauce
to fold in with some chopped or pulled pork, smoked chicken,
or as a base for my ribs.
Alabama, specifically Northern Alabama,
is known for it's mayonnaise-based white sauce.
We start out with just a 1/2 a cup of mayonnaise.
I'm using Duke's Mayonnaise here.
We'll add to that two tablespoons of water
and two tablespoons of apple cider vinegar.
One tablespoon of light brown sugar.
For more acidity
we're gonna add a tablespoon of some lemon juice.
One teaspoon of black pepper,
1/2 a teaspoon of sea salt,
1/2 a teaspoon of garlic powder,
and for a little bit of spice,
1/2 a teaspoon of cayenne pepper.
Just wanna make sure that I stir this completely together.
Okay, now that it's all come together,
I just like to chill this for about an hour
until it's ready to serve.
It's one of my favorite sauces for smoked chicken,
on chicken wings, as a beef brisket side,
or, my secret ingredient to a potato or shrimp salad.
When you're traveling you'll find
that different pit masters
adjust their flavors to their taste and preferences.
There's no right rules, just what tastes good.
Go for it.
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