Sweet Peach Bourbon Sauce Recipe

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One of our favorite dipping sauces is this Sweet Peach Bourbon, I have tried this with many different meals.

Sweet peach glaze over chicken, pork, ham or salmon grilled , baked, fried anyway even used in a slow crocker.. just about every way to cook this sauce is delicious. Use as a dipping sauce on the side, or for basting and just as a marinade...so versatile, you will find several uses after one try. Another delicious dipping sauce for fried chicken bites or chicken tenders..are a favorite. Never waste those fabulous fresh or canned peaches....this will always be the perfect solution!

With Bourbon
3/4 cup of peach preserves
1/3 cup bourbon
1/3 cup fruit vinegar
1 tablespoon lime juice
1/2 teaspoon cinnamon and cloves each
In a sauce pan over medium heat stir all ingredients together stirring till thickens. Brush on ham, pork or ribs during baking.

Without Bourbon

Dipping Sauce, Marinade or Basting Sauce

1 large can of drained peaches

3 tablespoon of terriyaki sauce
2 tablespoons of flour

2 tablespoons of sugar,

1/8 teaspoon of ground cloves

pepper to taste

1 teaspoon minced garlic

Mash the peaches in a food processor until the peaches are smooth. In a medium saucepan mix together the peaches and the rest of the ingredients over medium heat. Heat to boiling, then continuously stir. When the sauce get thick you can use this to marinate Salmon, Ham or Chicken, Pork. Use as a dipping sauce on the side for fried chicken or even as a basting sauce for your holiday hams.

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