Those little town blues, I'm taking today! I will be on vacation in Upstate NY for a few days, to see my familia in my hometown...Utica/Rome area. Be back later in the week, so here is a quick post for all of you to let you know, I will catch up with all of your wonderful posts in a few days.... My son Curt will hopefully be doing a Guest post for me sometime while I am gone... and time permits as he babysits our two cats, Alfonzo and Trina..
Thanks for your continued support and wonderful comments......see you on the blogosphere soon~ hope you have a blessed week and ~ as always thanks for visiting and reading :)
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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That looks fabulous Claudia. I imgaine this would give roasted and grilled meats a fantastic glaze or make wonderful crackle!
ReplyDeleteBourbon makes it so much more fun. Have a wonderful vacation! Belinda @zomppa
ReplyDeleteHope you have a relaxing vacation.
ReplyDeleteThis glaze sounds so delicious by the way. And it looks easy-i like that!
I totally want to try this! Have a great trip home, Claudia. Safe travels!
ReplyDeleteI've never made anything with bourbon...I think I should go out and get some now. Have a wonderful time with your family!
ReplyDeletehave a nice trip,claudia!your dish is fantastic!
ReplyDeleteHave a nice vacation!
ReplyDeleteThat sauce looks tasty, I would try it with Bourbon.
This looks fabulous! Enjoy your time away.
ReplyDeletebtw, small world. My husband is alspo from Utica with deep Italian roots.
With bourbon please! So delicious sounding! Especially with chicken or even shrimp. Have a wonderful vacation!
ReplyDeletePerfect for grilling season. I have never tried anything like this (I am limited). The photos are just scrumptious. Enjoy your time off!
ReplyDeleteWow so love the contrast of flavours! Sweet and savoury do it for me every time and this post truly has me drooling! Hope you have an amazing holiday!!
ReplyDeleteI would love to try this the next time I roast a chicken. I can imagine it would really kick it up a notch or two.
ReplyDeleteHave a great time in NY with the family! Peach glaze sounds really delicious, I am starting to get more into sweet/savory types of combo and this one since peach is my favorite fruit, seems to be heavenly.
ReplyDeleteI am stealing this and making it this week. Tim LOVES Bourbon. Loves loves loves Bourbon.
ReplyDeleteThis has made my day, you have no idea!
Have a wonderful time with your family, Claudia! This sauce looks positively decadent - I mean that in a very good way.
ReplyDeleteLove this sauce, looks great!
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