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Does anyone have a clone recipe for Hurseys BBQ sauce in Burlington, NC? I have about used up the gallon I bought as I was coming back through there this summer. I would like to make my own. Thanks. We love the Piedmont Eastern/Western North Carolina mixed type of sauce on pulled pork.


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I've had it but do not remember it. The bbq was very good. Kevin can re-create almost anything if you give him something to go by.

As I understand, Eastern NC sauce is about 70-100% vinegar (the balance is water).Some salt, pepper, sugar and, red pepper flakes or powder.

The Lexington or piedmont adds a little ketchup-more for color than texture as this is just as runny as the vinegar sauce.

The next step is similar to N0.5...it has still more ketchup.

Individual versions will add a spice or three....


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Thanks Steve, I guess I will have to start with a base vinegar sauce and tinker till I get to what I want. Something along the lines of "Bone Suckin Sauce" is good too!


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David, search this site and google Lexington sauce. After reading a few you'll get a feel for the basic formula then tinker according to your tastes.


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David,

Not familiar with the sauce you mentioned, but you might also check out Kevin K's "Kinda Carolina" here

It's good stuff !

Dean...


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