Homemade BBQ Sauce

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Readers have been asking for a homemade BBQ sauce for some time now.  Thanks to my husband, we now have one.  This recipe is all his.

bbq sauce

Most store bought versions of BBQ sauce contain high fructose corn syrup or some other form of processed sugar.  This recipe contains no processed sugar and I promise you it’s delicious!  This recipe makes a good sized amount and I imagine it would stay good in the fridge for a couple of weeks.  We will be using this spread in some upcoming recipes.

Homemade BBQ Sauce

1 6oz can of tomato paste
1 cup water
4 T worcestershire sauce
2 T apple cider vinegar
1/2 tsp garlic powder
1/2 tsp salt
2 T raw honey
1 tsp black pepper

Mix all the ingredients together in a bowl.  That’s it.  Use immediately or store in the fridge in an airtight container.  I save glass jars just for the purpose of storing things like this.

bbq sauce

33 thoughts on “Homemade BBQ Sauce

  1. My kids and hubby had just whined that we didn’t have any BBQ sauce in the fridge (since I refuse to buy it and since we don’t eat meat we haven’t needed it for a while). Totally making this today!

  2. Is regular Worcestershire Sauce bad? Having a hard time finding organic and try to be really OCD about only giving my son organic when it comes to things that contain GMOs, artificial color and ingredients, and pesticides. Thanks!

    • Annie’s makes an organic brand. I got it at Sprout’s, but I think Whole Foods and Trader Joes would have it as well. I am not sure if regular worcestershire sauce is bad. The regular kind is not vegan and that is why we bought Annies.

      • The brand I chose, which was Annie’s organic is certified vegan. If you are vegan, I would suggest using that brand. There is no HFCS in it either.

  3. I am so happy to find a good bbq sauce. I refuse to buy BBQ sauce from the store, they are full of sugar, glucose, and others. Can I use red wine vinegar or Balsamic if I don’t have Apple cider vinegar?

  4. What brand of worcestershire sauce
    do you use? And can I get it at Whole Foods or Trader Joe’s? I am not sure if the one I have now is safe. What should I look for to determine if it is? Thanks!

    • Really? That is truly the sauce. Sorry yours came out runny. You can add a bit of arrow root to thicken it.

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