I think this one is from Sunset Magazine but I’m not sure. Where ever it was it’s one of the all time greats. If you make your own jelly you can control the heat, cut back on the Jalapenos and replace them with Anaheims, make it as fiery or as mild as you chose. I’ve used this on Chicken Breasts and thighs and several times on thick cut Pork Chops, all were great.
This is a recipe I use when I am in the mood for BBQ Cornish hens (or about a 3 pound chicken)without firing up my grill or smoker. I have one of those Toaster Ovens that have a rotisserie built into them. I simply rub the hens (or chicken) down with the rub, set the timer to 60 minutes and the temperature to Max and if I wanted to, walk away. But instead, I like to baste my birds so they turn out moist and flavorful. The combination of the rub (Very Spicy) and the “mop” (Very sweet) reminds me of a girl I once knew – oops! Another story!! The apple juice is a great addition to a mop because it is not an overpowering flavor, and adds sweetness to the meat. This recipe works well in a sprayer, but can also be brushed on. Shake well each time before spraying. Both the rub and the mop can be used on the grill (Gas or charcoal)
Make and share this British / Texas Style Egg Mayonnaise Sandwich Filling recipe from Food.com.
A savory, succulent taste sensation. From the Southwest chapter of the United States Regional Cookbook, Culinary Arts Institute of Chicago, 1947
Make and share this Chocolate Mousse (foolproof version!) recipe from Food.com.
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