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BobbyG
BobbyG Posts: 67
edited November -1 in EggHead Forum
Eggers,
I'm fairly experience with the egg. I'm cooking 14lbs of Pork over night and expect it to be done around lunch on Saturday. I was watching some of the BBQ shows on Food TV channel and many of the cooks were using a "finishing" Sauce on their pulled pork.[p]My question is do any of you use a "finishing sauce and can you give me some direction of how to prepare and use the sauce.[p]Thanks,
BobbyG

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  • Nature Boy
    Nature Boy Posts: 8,687
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    BobbyG,
    You mean a finishing sauce like one to brush on at the end?? I wouldn't bother. I think sauce for pulled pork is served best on the side. If you have only one sauce, and all your guests want sauce, then drizzle it on the pulled product. IMO the best thing is to have several choices available, and let folks choose and dump on their sandwiches themselves.[p]Enjoy the cook!
    Chris

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  • BobbyG
    BobbyG Posts: 67
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    Nature Boy,
    It was not so much of a sauce as a vinegar based mixture of some sort that I saw some people drizzling on their fresh pulled pork and then toss to mix through the meat. It looked pretty good. Don't get me wrong, the PP is great, but this egg/BBQ thing is a great journey.[p]Have a great weekend !
    BobbyG

  • Painter
    Painter Posts: 464
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    BobbyG,
    Here's a good link to check out

    [ul][li]Regional Sauces[/ul]