Vinegar dipping sauce recipe, Amazing!!

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firstrowjoe

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I use this as a dipping sauce in addition to traditional or typical bbq sauces. It is so flipping amazing on all things pork and even brisket. I use Texas Petes hot sauce, course black pepper and go easy on the red pepper flakes. If you’re a midwesterner and haven’t discovered vinegar sauce, it’s time.
 

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That looks and sounds great. I'm a big fan of vinegars. thanks for posting
And i'm with BrianGSDTexoma BrianGSDTexoma , the loin looks frigging good

David
Smoke at 180, high smoke, I add a smoke tube, until 140 degrees. Sear, rest, slice, dip. I smoke tenderloin at 180 to extend smoke exposure.
 
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Carolina folks around these parts see you putting ketchup in that sauce will give you an earful!! Heck yes those loins look tasty.
 
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Carolina folks around these parts see you putting ketchup in that sauce will give you an earful!! Heck yes those loins look tasty.
Ha, I saw a guy put ketchup up on a steak up here. Lol. Seriously, I’ve made it with bbq sauce instead of ketchup but not as good and that’s why it accompanies bbq sauce. What would a true Tar Heel or Gamecock use?? Tomato paste?
 
Good lookin' grub!

What would a true Tar Heel or Gamecock use?? Tomato paste?
No tomato.
Eastern NC - vinegar, sugar, CBP, and red pepper flakes.
SC - same but with mustard added
Central and western NC do use tomato in their vinegar sauce ( Lexington Style) as well does most traditional VA.
Vinegar sauces are sometimes mopped on while cooking in some parts of the south, while other parts use them as a finishing sauce.
 
No tomato.
Eastern NC - vinegar, sugar, CBP, and red pepper flakes.
Central and western NC do use tomato in their vinegar sauce ( Lexington Style) as well does most traditional VA.
Vinegar sauces are sometimes mopped on while cooking in some parts of the south, while other parts use them as a finishing sauce.

What he said.

These sort of things always end up in a regional dispute. I run up and down 460 quite frequently and buy two VA style sauces... Prince George BBQ in New Bohemia and King's in Petersburg.. they are not that far apart. King's is cool, there's a civil war fort that borders the parking lot. That and the brick fire pit holding area for the butts that are waiting to be pulled or sliced.
 
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What he said.

These sort of things always end up in a regional dispute. I run up and down 460 quite frequently and buy two VA style sauces... Prince George BBQ in New Bohemia and King's in Petersburg.. they are not that far apart. King's is cool, there's a civil war fort that borders the parking lot. That and the brick fire pit holding area for the butts that are waiting to be pulled or sliced.
So true on the regional disputes. I find it amusing because I like it all.
Damn, now it's time to do PP with a mustard sauce, it's been too long.
 
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Good lookin' grub!


No tomato.
Eastern NC - vinegar, sugar, CBP, and red pepper flakes.
SC - same but with mustard added
Central and western NC do use tomato in their vinegar sauce ( Lexington Style) as well does most traditional VA.
Vinegar sauces are sometimes mopped on while cooking in some parts of the south, while other parts use them as a finishing sauce.
What is CBP? I’ve noticed that the sauce is yellow in SC and white in GA. I wouldn’t use this as a mop, just dipping sauce. Make a half batch and give it a taste test. I’m either on something or on to something. Lol
 
South Carolina has 3 BBQ zones. My wife is from the coastal area between Hemingway and Conway, she likes vinegar pepper which is popular in that area. It does not have any tomatoes in it. The middle of our state tends to be mustard based sauces and the western/northwestern areas tend to be red or ketchup based sauces...

Here's a map...
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South Carolina has 3 BBQ zones. My wife is from the coastal area between Hemingway and Conway, she likes vinegar pepper which is popular in that area. It does not have any tomatoes in it. The middle of our state tends to be mustard based sauces and the western/northwestern areas tend to be red or ketchup based sauces...

Here's a map...
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This is amazing and I am learning so much. Thank you for the map and input.
 
I forgot to add that my family heritage is the low country of SC, specifically the Yemassee/Beaufort area, and I was raised on mustard based BBQ sauces. The vinegar pepper sauce that my wife likes is my least favorite of the 3 that are prevalent in our state...
 
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