"Red" Sauce
This sauce began as a pork chop recipe from the "i hate to cook book", when i was a young wife and mother. It has morphed over the years to the following:
2 tablespoons dry mustard (Keens is our brand)
2-4 tablespoons brown sugar, depending on your preferred sweetness
2 tablespoons chili powder
Some hot sauce to taste
2 tablespoons vinegar - any will do...
Whisk this together. Then blend in
2 cups ketchup - i buy the cheap no name brands for this
1 cup water
Simmer, stirring occassionally, for one hour. Taste for spice and seasoning, adjust if necessary.
This can be used as a glaze, baking sauce, dipping sauce, bbq sauce. Its good with any pork or chicken recipes. Particularly good with pork chops and onions poured over as a baking sauce, served with rice on the side.
This seems like a very simple recipe, but its absolutely delicious, and very versatile. Leftovers can be placed in an airtight container, and will keep for several weeks.
Recipes and stories about how the recipes were inspired, written by two ardent foodies.
Sunday, August 31, 2014
Monday, March 31, 2014
Dinner club menu
The theme| Diners, Drive ins and Dives!
We love Triple D in our house and are often inspired by the recipes we see. So we decided our next hosting of the dinner party club would be a menu based on, or inspired by, recipes from it!
we had a blast!
details to follow later, but here's the menu:
Mushroom ravioli with butter, sage and garlic sauce, on a bed of lemon dressed argula
Mom's sloppy joes, on fresh sourdough buns from CobsBakery
deep dish pumpkin pie with real whipped cream
Fruit, ice cream, etc etc.
And the most important ingredients: good company!!
We love Triple D in our house and are often inspired by the recipes we see. So we decided our next hosting of the dinner party club would be a menu based on, or inspired by, recipes from it!
we had a blast!
details to follow later, but here's the menu:
Mushroom ravioli with butter, sage and garlic sauce, on a bed of lemon dressed argula
Mom's sloppy joes, on fresh sourdough buns from CobsBakery
deep dish pumpkin pie with real whipped cream
Fruit, ice cream, etc etc.
And the most important ingredients: good company!!
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