Homemade BBQ Ketchup -“ideal for sweetpotato fries”
A huge inspiration by avantgardevegan and his bbq marinade for his bbq jackfruit tacos. So we decided to recreate a ketchup for our beloved sweet potato fries and it turned out great.
I dont know how it is for you but I always have been more of a ketchup person rather than mayo, although the Yin & Yang Mayo from the coleslaw stuffed Kumpir as amazing as well.
Find the recipe for it here: https://www.truefoodsblog.com/recipe/kumpir-with-coleslaw-and-yin-yang-mayonnaise-yin-yang-in-balance/
Other than regular ketchup this version has way less sugar as well as a strong flavor due to the dried sage in it.If you wonder how and where to get one: well, sage basically grows everywhere, you take a bunch and hang it over a dry space and let this rest for about one week.
I personally have a grinder for spices which is super useful but for this, as you are blending it anyway, you can also just throw in the whole leaves.
Hope you enjoy this recipe.
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Homemade BBQ Ketchup Truefoodsblog
How you do it:
- Heat the olive oil in a pan over medium heat.
- Cut the onion and the garlic into thin cubes and start frying them until they get soft and slightly brown.
- Add the spices and stir until they are all heated through.
- Then add the tomato sugo and the liquid smoke, balsamic vinegar as well as the starch and give this a good stir.
- Blend this until everything is well combined and let this simmer for another 5 minutes-
Fil it into a disinfected glass and use within 2 weeks.
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This is so awesome! easy to make and loaded with flavor, thank you for the recipe 🙂
thank you so much for your response 🙂