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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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Memphis-Style Barbecue Sauce
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Cherry-Port Sauce
The classic combo of a cherry and port contrasts tart cherries against sweet wine, with a double dose of fruit that gives a well rounded and full-bodied flavor.
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.
Mango Habanero Barbecue Sauce
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.
Quick Chipotle-Orange Barbecue Sauce
A mere few minutes of work and minimal ingredients can turn a rather ho-hum bottled barbecue sauce into serious eats.
Hoisin Barbecue Sauce
Crossing a cultural divide, hoisin brings sweet and savory character to this barbecue sauce's tangy tomato base.
Stout Barbecue Sauce
Winter is a call for us to beef up the heartiness of just about everything. Though I'm not normally a huge fan of stout beers, when the frigid cold has set in, there's something appealing to drinking what feels like a meal in a bottle. I wanted to take that appropriate seasonal heaviness and apply it to a barbecue sauce. So I married the two to create a stout barbecue sauce.
Easy All-Purpose Barbecue Sauce
You'll want to make big batches of this all-purpose barbecue sauce—it's great on a wide variety of barbecued and grilled foods, like ribs, chicken, or burgers.

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Cherry Barbecue Sauce

You can call cherry a "secret" ingredient to this barbecue sauce. It adds a deep fruitiness that gets well embedded in the sauce. The cherries are paired with ancho chili powder, which gives an earthy spice.

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