Pour On The BBQ Sauce
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Pour On The BBQ Sauce!
Summary:
Growing up, I absolutely loved BBQ sauce. I used it on everything from hamburgers to onion rings. Much to my mother’s dismay, it was a staple on our dinner table every night. Although she wasn’t thrilled about me covering her delicious meals with sauce, she seemed relieved that at least I was finishing my plate.As I matured, my appreciation for BBQ sauce became more refined...
Article:
When I was a kid, the flavor of BBQ sauce was something I couldn’t get enough of. Whether it was hamburgers or onion rings, I smothered everything in it. This nightly ritual didn’t exactly align with my mother’s cooking aspirations, but perhaps she took solace in the fact that I was at least cleaning my plate.
As I grew older, my tastes evolved, yet BBQ sauce remained my go-to dip, especially for French fries. My palate matured, favoring steak dipped in BBQ sauce or oven-baked chicken brushed with a rich hickory flavor.
My deep-rooted love for BBQ sauce inevitably led me to the South, the world’s BBQ epicenter. Tales of legendary BBQ experiences in the Deep South had my mouth watering as I planned my trip. I did some research to find the best spots, and everyone insisted I try a pulled pork sandwich with sweet tea for a genuine Southern BBQ experience.
On my first day in Alabama, I rushed to the closest BBQ joint. The smoky aroma reached me well before I even parked. Armed with moist towelettes and a spare shirt, I was ready for the ultimate BBQ experience. When I finally received my order, I was taken aback.
“There isn’t any BBQ sauce on my pork,” I remarked to the waitress.
She chuckled and poured me a glass of sweet iced tea. “Darlin’, this is real Southern BBQ. We don't use BBQ sauce. The magic is in how we cook the meat?"we’d never drown it in sauce.” Sensing my disappointment, she kindly brought me a bottle of sauce on the side. While the traditional pulled pork was delightful, I couldn’t resist adding my favorite condiment. To me, the sauce completed the experience.
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