Laura’s Famous 5 Minute BBQ Sauce

 

Here’s a homemade and delicious BBQ Sauce that uses only clean ingredients!

Mmmm good!!  This super quick bbq sauce will sure be the winner for Chicken, Pork, or Steak!

Grab a few ingredients, throw them in a pan, and bring to a boil and let sit. It’s done within 5 minutes!

Feel like grilling some chicken? How about that steak that’s been ready to be thrown on the grill?  Oh yes pork chops, oh my! Bring me that 5 Minute BBQ Sauce and you’ve got yourself some finger lickin good food!

I like to make a double batch and put it in this cute jar to have it on hand, it lasts for quite awhile in the fridge if you do not use it up.

 

Ingredients:

Grab all wonderfully sourced organic ingredients from Azure Standard Click HERE to learn how!

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Directions:

Mix all ingredients together in a pan and bring to a boil, stirring constantly.  Once to a boil simmer for 5 minutes stirring randomly. And voila, done!

For the onion, you have a few options. You could grate an onion or you could use 1 Teaspoon onion powder.  Also feel free to NOT measure the ingredients and “eye ball it”.

If you do not have all of the ingredients on hand don’t let that stop you, go on and try it anyways!

Pair this with JD’s Meat Rub for an
Outstanding Grilling Experience!

 

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