Recipe: Raspberry Chipotle Bbq Sauce This is a personal recipe and can only be edited by the original author

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Edited by: Ken & Patti Fisher

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3 months, 2 weeks ago

Ken & Patti Fisher

Hi,
Costco was where we first found it then when we where hooked they stopped carrying it...
So after a lot of tries we came up with this...
It has a lot more zip than Costco's but when you put it on your food it mellows out a bit ...
But I like things a bit on the Zippy side...

3 months, 2 weeks ago

RJ Flamingo

We used to be able to buy a raspberry chipotle barbecue sauce at Costco, of all places. It was the only form of raspberry my husband - the raspberry hater - would eat! We liked to pour it on a whole brie, wrap it in puff pastry and bake for a very different en croute. Yum! This recipe sounds right up my alley.

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Ingredients

18

ounces bottles of cheap BBQ sauce

8

ounces jar of raspberry preserves

6

ounces can of chipotle chilies

1

large sweet onion

8

cloves of garlic

¼

cup red pepper flakes

2

tablespoons of liquid smoke

8

ounces jar of honey (optional)

(sometimes we add honey)

Preparation

Step 1

Do a rough chop on your onion and garlic, put it in your blender along with the chipotle chilies, blending until smooth.

Step 2

Add in the preserves, honey, BBQ sauce and red pepper flakes.

Step 3

Blend again until smooth.

Step 4

This sauce is ready now.

Step 5

But, it will be better in a day or so as everything gets happy.

Step 6

Put into jars in the refrigerator. It will keep for weeks.

About Raspberry Chipotle Bbq Sauce

A Raspberry Chipotle BBQ sauce is hard to find, we make our own...
I like a little ZING to my sauce and some folks call this sauce hot and it is a bit warm if you taste it with a spoon.
But after cooking on the grill it really mellows out.
So I guess you need to go by your own taste.
Me, I like it smoking …
And the folks that say it is hot always empty their plates... So it is not to hot...

Remember that a recipe is simply an outline; it is not written in stone.
Don’t be afraid to make changes to your taste.
Take it and run with it….
Enjoy,
Ken & Patti

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