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Louisiana Style Hot Sauce Recipe

This is a basic recipe for a louisiana style hot sauce. The vinegar is what gives it that Frank’s Red Hot / Trappy’s type of taste to give you heat and flavor.  You can use any type of peppers that you want, the standard is cayanne or tabasco peppers but there is no limit as to what kind of mix you can make. If you like ’em, put ’em in!

My Favorite Hot Sauce
My Favorite Hot Sauce

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Summer Heat Mango Salsa

Summer brings forth a ton of fruits and vegetables. Now that they’re at their cheapest, You can make up a batch of this great summer salsa for the next pool party, the mangoes and lime helps to take away some of the heat but there’s still a kick to be had.

Summer Heat Mango Salsa
Summer Heat Mango Salsa

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Southern Peach Sauce

I got the idea for this off a a chutney recipe. You can also use Mangos or Pears instead of the peaches to match up better with what you’re grilling. When adding the Wild Turkey, any good bourbon will work, you can add it with the rest of the liquids to tone down the kick or right before serving to really punch it up.

Strong and Sweet
Strong and Sweet

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Slow Cooked Oven Roasted Ribs

You can make some great tasting ribs right in your oven.  The key with ribs is to cook them low and slow, it helps to break down any tough tissue and keep the meat moist and tender.  Doing them on a higher heat can cause them to dry out and toughen up. You can use this recipe as a base to make some great, melt in your mouth ribs in your oven in just a few hours.

Oven Cooked Baby Back Ribs
Oven Cooked Baby Back Ribs

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Broccoli Rabe

Tommy Dinic’s in Philly makes this Broccoli Rabe that they put on top of their sandwiches, it’s something a little bit different then the usual which makes for an interesting mix. You can make this as a side dish for any type of meat or veggies but, It goes best on top of a Italian Roast Pork Sandwich with Sharp Provolone and extra “au jus

Tommy Dinic's Italian Roast Pork with Broccoli Rabe
Tommy Dinic's Italian Roast Pork with Broccoli Rabe

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