I am making this tonight. I am serving corn on the cob to make the kids happy. The husband will want a potato or rice side as well, maybe a yellow rice?
We are eating this right now- oh so good! I served it over quinoa, with corn on the cob and sauteed kale on the side. This is really a great BBQ sauce.
I'm so happy everyone is liking it...I thought it was great! I subbed agave nectar for the molasses...but I researched it and read that maple syrup or honey would be good subs, I wish I used the maple syrup (I forgot) because I think the extra sweetness would have been really good.
I served it over a salad with a smoky chili vinaigrette...yum!
I thought this sauce was fabulous! In fact, I used my left over sauce to make barbecue pork yesterday. I marinated a pork tenderloin (i thought I bought a pork loin, but oops, it was a pork tenderloin) overnight in the BBQ sauce. Then I put the pork and the marinade in the crock pot and cooked it on low all day while I was at work. It turned out fabulous! The pork was so tender it melted in your mouth!
I am making this tonight. I am serving corn on the cob to make the kids happy. The husband will want a potato or rice side as well, maybe a yellow rice?
ReplyDeleteI'm making this tonight too...I was going to serve with a salad, but corn on the cob sounds good too!
ReplyDeleteI just made the sauce/marinade. It is quite tasty. I can't wait to eat the chicken tonight!!
ReplyDeleteI don't have molasses...not sure whether to go buy some, or substitute some dark honey, hmm...
ReplyDeleteWe are eating this right now- oh so good! I served it over quinoa, with corn on the cob and sauteed kale on the side. This is really a great BBQ sauce.
ReplyDeleteWe had this tonight - it was really good - I used honey instead of molasses - I think it would be great with pork, too!
ReplyDeleteI'm so happy everyone is liking it...I thought it was great! I subbed agave nectar for the molasses...but I researched it and read that maple syrup or honey would be good subs, I wish I used the maple syrup (I forgot) because I think the extra sweetness would have been really good.
ReplyDeleteI served it over a salad with a smoky chili vinaigrette...yum!
We loved this!
ReplyDeleteI thought this sauce was fabulous! In fact, I used my left over sauce to make barbecue pork yesterday. I marinated a pork tenderloin (i thought I bought a pork loin, but oops, it was a pork tenderloin) overnight in the BBQ sauce. Then I put the pork and the marinade in the crock pot and cooked it on low all day while I was at work. It turned out fabulous! The pork was so tender it melted in your mouth!
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