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need some back story, similar to the world chase and tag competition i saw on espn yesterday.
Every time we have a party, my wife makes crockpot meatballs with grape jelly and BBQ sauce that are delicious. Weirdest combo but it worksI know a guy who puts grape jelly in his chili
Every time we have a party, my wife makes crockpot meatballs with grape jelly and BBQ sauce that are delicious. Weirdest combo but it works
We do that with little smoked sausages. My sons favorite. Ditto on surprisingly good odd pairing.Every time we have a party, my wife makes crockpot meatballs with grape jelly and BBQ sauce that are delicious. Weirdest combo but it works
Assumed it was Phromer with all his other weird food opinions.I know a guy who puts grape jelly in his chili
Had those over thanksgiving. I honestly thought those were a weird MN thing. Good to know we aren’t completely odd people.Every time we have a party, my wife makes crockpot meatballs with grape jelly and BBQ sauce that are delicious. Weirdest combo but it works
Yes, no doubt a person who puts jelly in his chili hates whataburgerAssumed it was Phromer with all his other weird food opinions.
I know a guy who puts grape jelly in his chili
I do a sauce that's great with pork loin: 1 cup apple jelly; 1 cup catsup; 2 tablespoons of cider vinegar; and 3 tablespoons of chili powder.
Credit to Don Strange.
I'm sure I'd like it. I'm a condiment/sauce Briles.
Don Strange sounds like an adult entertainment actor... or a Lane Kiffin alias.
Since we are exchanging recipes like a bunch of old church ladies..... Just started doing cherry preserves, bourbon, brwon sugar and or maple syrup. Reduce that down and glaze pork chop or loin. Pairs really well. Also use as a sauce if you like.I do a sauce that's great with pork loin: 1 cup apple jelly; 1 cup catsup; 2 tablespoons of cider vinegar; and 3 tablespoons of chili powder.
Credit to Don Strange.
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That raspberry chipotle sauce from Costco is great too. Always thought it would be amazing on wings.I do a sauce that's great with pork loin: 1 cup apple jelly; 1 cup catsup; 2 tablespoons of cider vinegar; and 3 tablespoons of chili powder.
Credit to Don Strange.
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