Juice the oranges
You might zest one orange and experiment with adding the zest, I'd try one teaspoon at a time.
Puree or finely mince the onions and garlic.
Combine it all together in a sauce pan and bring it to either a boil or fast simmer for a few minutes.
Cool and bottle.
Do some taste testing over the next few days.
So I ate at this BBQ joint in South Carolina a couples years back and took a pic of this recipe they had for a sauce I liked. Can anyone help with how I might go about cooking it up? Thanks!!View attachment 396825
I'll give it a shot and tell you what I think of it.![]()
I have seen a guy make a similar sauce to this. He juiced the oranges then simmered the peel in the sauce.
I posted a great vinegar mustard recipe in the sauces section a couple weeks back that came from my sisters grandmother in law from S. Carolina that, IMHO, will knock your socks off...took me a dozen years to worm it out of her.Stands to reason the SC boys are giving away ketchup based recipes, but not the vinegar/mustard ones...![]()
Like I said, "...zest one orange."![]()
Cut back on sugar/molasses or tomato paste a bit, and add more vinegar/juice.
Finely puree everything.
You can also strain the sauce through a sieve to remove solids.
Just a thought...OJ concentrate? Solves the pith and pulp problem ~maybe ~ thoughts anyone.
Right...kind of guess work...I am not sure how much liquid would come free 2 peeled and pureed oranges so I may just use the juice of 4. I know the recipe calls for 2 oranges but we have no way of knowing exactly what they did with them.