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Mango Habanero Hot Sauce
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Peach is front and center in this tangy, sweet, and spicy barbecue sauce, which gets some extra depth thanks to a shot of bourbon.
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The tang and robust flavor of balsamic vinegar dominates, but also finds a nice balance with barbecue sauce standards like ketchup, honey, mustard, and molasses.
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This "Memphis-style" is my favorite to make at home—it takes the aspects of sweet tomato-based sauces I grew up on, but by dialing back the sugar and amping up the vinegar, creates a sauce where seasonings and spice are more defined and achieves a pleasing balance between the main defining aspects of a barbecue sauce.
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Crossing a cultural divide, hoisin brings sweet and savory character to this barbecue sauce's tangy tomato base.
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A mere few minutes of work and minimal ingredients can turn a rather ho-hum bottled barbecue sauce into serious eats.
Papaya-Habanero Hot Sauce
Delivering on the required fruit and heat incredibly well, this hot sauce goes deeper with a slew of other fresh flavors and earthy spices to add great complexity.
Kansas City-Style Barbecue Sauce
When most people think of barbecue sauce, they're picturing a thick, sweet, and tangy tomato mixture—that's Kansas City style. It works great on everything from ribs to chicken to beans, or it can be a dip or a baste.
Staying true to its name, mango forms the sweet base here, but this sauce also delivers all the tangy and spicy complexity that makes a great barbecue sauce.
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