Let's Talk BBQ
Recipes => Recipes => Rubs, mops, sauces, GRAVYS and marinades => Topic started by: Smokin Don on March 03, 2013, 09:45:36 PM
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Mar 02 2012
Here is another recipe from the Texas Beef Council site. I thought it was worthy of sharing. After I got my Umami Gorgonzola Butter made up I made this sauce to use on my beef tri-tip roast.
They gave the cook time as 25 minutes; by the time I got it all made and reduced down it was closer to two hours total time. Chipotle peppers are probably my favorite to cook with, I like the smoky taste.
Instead of using a chipotle pepper I used some of Tobasco’s new chipotle pepper sauce and just used a little over a teaspoon. I also added a heaping teaspoon of smoked paprika that was not in the recipe.
When I got it all cooked down and pureed I thought it had a great taste and was a pretty color. It was the consistency of ketchup. I am looking forward to trying it on my beef tri-tip tonight for supper.
http://www.txbeef.org/ (http://www.txbeef.org/)
Ingredients
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Onions sauteing
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Carrots and bay leaf added
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Garlic and tomatoes added
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Wine added
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Wine cooked down to a paste
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All done ready to cool and puree
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Finished sauce
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Smokin Don
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It looks great Don!
We make our own "chipotles" by taking jalapenos and smoking them at low temps - or even cold smoking and dehydrating until they are completely dry.
Then I use a micro-plane to add the amount I want to a dish. It is a nice touch in soups, stews, and casseroles.
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Loooks good - will try it your way first then play with it!
David
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Nice looking sauce... bet it tastes great. I'll have to give it a go!
Mike
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That looks pretty darn good, Thanks for sharing :)
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Lookin' good Don!! I guess I better go chgeck out the web site. You have posted a few really nice looking recipes from the Texas Beef Council.
Art
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Great looking sauce.
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looks like a great sauce. love the richness to it. color. oh ya. send some to california.
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...love the richness to it. color. oh ya. send some to california.
What Sparky said (except for the send some part). I'll just make the drive over and pick some up!