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Copper Pot BBQ Bean Sauce

by Sauce & Coal / @sauceandcoal

A smoky tomato-bean sauce with brown sugar, vinegar, pepper, and enough body for burgers, beans, and leftover pork.

Cook time

40 minutes

Servings

2 to 4

Difficulty

Simmer and taste

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Steps

  1. 1Cook onion and garlic until softened.
  2. 2Add tomato sauce, mashed beans, brown sugar, vinegar, mustard, and spices.
  3. 3Simmer until the sauce thickens and the bean body disappears into it.
  4. 4Taste for sweet, tangy, smoky, and salty balance.
  5. 5Thin with water if it gets too tight.
  6. 6Brush on grilled food late or spoon over beans and leftovers.

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Sauce should be tasted on food, not just from the spoon. Try it on a bite of meat, beans, or bread before calling it done.

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This is the kind of idea I would save for a cold Sunday. The cast iron move feels exactly right.

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