Dogwood Valley Homesteading

Grandma's BBQ Sauce

06:46, 2006-Mar-3 .. Posted in In the Kitchen .. 4 comments .. Link
This recipe came from the back of  Grandma's Molasses, a store bought molasses not from my grandma. 

1/2 cup molasses
1 cup ketchup
1/4 cup vinegar
1/4 cup mustard
2 T Worcestershire Sauce (kinda sounds like "what's this here sauce" if you say it real fast)
1 clove garlic
1/4 t pepper
1/4 t hot pepper sauce

I have used this to make BBQ chicken, BBQ beef, BBQ venison, and just a dipping sauce.  It is very good.  We have started keeping a pint jar of it in the frig just in case someone might want some BBQ sauce to go with whatever.


I hope you enjoy.

Angelamichelle

And having food and raiment let us be therewith content

                                             ~ I Timothy 6:8




Taco Seasoning Mix

01:48, 2006-Feb-14 .. Posted in In the Kitchen .. 3 comments .. Link
From www.cooks.com :

1 T chili powder
2 t  onion powder
1 t  ground cumin
1 t  paprika
1 t  garlic powder
1 t  ground oregano
1 t  sugar
1/2  t  salt

Mix together.  (equals 1 packaged seasoning)

Hope you enjoy!!




Today's Happenings

11:26, 2006-Feb-7 .. Posted in In the Kitchen .. 0 comments .. Link

I love canning but I don't have a lot of experience.   This afternoon I canned some Boston Baked Beans.   The process, though, started last night.    This is the recipe  I used (Ball Blue Book).


Soak  1 quart of dried navy beans in 3 quarts of water for 12-18 hours.
Drain and refill with 3 quarts of water and 2 tsp salt.
Boil until skins crack.
Drain, reserving liquid.
Pour beans into a baking dish.   Add 1/2 pound salt pork, cut into pieces, and 3 large      onions, sliced.
Make sauce with 2/3  cup brown sugar
                            2 tsp salt
                            2 tsp dry mustard
                            2/3 cup molasses
                            4 cups of reserved liquid (add water if needed to make 4 cups)
Pour sauce over beans, cover, and bake for 3 to 3 1/2 hours (350 degree oven).

Ladle hot beans in hot jars. 
Process 1 hour 20 minutes for pints and 1hour 35 minutes for quarts  at 10 pounds pressure.

I was able to get 5 pints out of this recipe.  I had some left over, so we ate those for supper.  It was very good.




 


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