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            Cook up a juicy barbecue. Photo © Roman Krochuk – FOTOLIA.   August 2006  |  | Recipe: Harry’s Texas Barbecue Sauce And Harry’s Very Hot Sauce     NIBBLE reader Harry Falber previously owned a restaurant called Harry’s Texas Barbecue and Arizona Grill, bringing the joys of barbecue to Connecticut. He shares with us his recipe for barbecue sauce and hot sauce. Harry’s Texas Barbecue Sauce
  
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1 gallon ketchup2 cups Worcestershire saucer3/4 cup molasses3/4 cup brown sugar1/2 cup bourbon2  tablespoons Harry’s Dry RubSeasoning (at right)
2 tablespoons minced garlic | Harry’s Dry Rub SeasoningMix equal parts of:
 
        CayenneBasil OreganoBlack pepperSaltLight brown sugar Or buy Creole Seasoning in spice section of supermarket. |  Mix all ingredients in large pot and let simmer for 3 hours. The sauce should be rich and thick. All alcohol will evaporate. Harry's Very Hot SauceIngredients 
  1/4 cup finely diced jalapeño peppers1/4 medium onion chopped fine1 tablespoon crushed red pepper1 tablespoon cayenne1 tablespoon black or white pepper1/8 cup minced garlic3/4 cup barbecue sauce (above)3/4 cup white vinegar Also see Harry Falber’s recipe for     TorowepBaked Beans.     
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