For a richer flavor, consider using smoked paprika in addition to or in place of some of the chili powder. If you prefer a tangier sauce, add a splash more white vinegar to taste. The simmering time can be adjusted based on the specific cut of meat and its toughness. Check for tenderness after 1.5 hours. Leftovers are fantastic! Shred the meat and use it in sandwiches, tacos, or salads.
Anika Hermiston
Apr 6, 2025I was skeptical about using ketchup, but it worked perfectly! My family loved this recipe, and it's become a new favorite.
Cleveland Wolf
Feb 23, 2025The best barbecue sauce I've ever made!
Ashtyn Bruen
Feb 3, 2025This saved my tough venison ribs! Thank you for this wonderful recipe.
Zachariah Dietrich
Jan 5, 2025Easy to follow instructions, and the results were fantastic. Highly recommend!
Jaeden Bosco
Jan 4, 2025Great recipe! I added a little bit of liquid smoke to the sauce for an extra layer of flavor.
Enoch Schimmel
Dec 27, 2024Absolutely amazing! The meat was so tender, and the sauce was bursting with flavor. Will definitely make this again!