15 Ways to Use Bottled Barbeque Sauce

15 Ways to Use Bottled Barbeque Sauce

Slow cooker meatballs are a classic appetizer, and this version gets its sweet and smoky flavor from both barbeque sauce and ketchup. Reviewer mrmanning says, "These are great every time, and always seem to be the first thing that disappears when company comes over."

Bottled barbeque sauce is dressed up with rich brown sugar and tangy vinegar before cooking low and slow with these chicken breasts. Enjoy as-is with your favorite sides, or shred the chicken and serve on top of a baked potato.

This stir-fry sauce recipe may be untraditional, but it sure is delicious over steamed rice and fresh vegetables. The trio of barbeque sauce, peanut butter, and soy sauce, creates a fusion-inspired sauce that you’ll be drizzling over everything.

It doesn't get much easier than this. "Use a slow cooker to make these great sandwiches using just a pork loin and your favorite BBQ sauce," describes recipe creator Jeannie.

Several hours of braising creates fall off the bone short ribs that will have you coming back for a second helping. Serve over a scoop of mashed potatoes, or with bread for sopping up the extra sauce.

"Sweet from applesauce, spicy from bottled BBQ sauce, and easy from only 4 ingredients, this dish is perfect for a busy weeknight family meal," says recipe creator Paula T. "Serve alone or over rice, potatoes, or pasta."

Slow cooking chicken breasts in barbeque sauce might not be unique, but this zesty recipe puts a spin on it with the addition of Italian salad dressing. Tuck those saucy shreds into a bun, and dinner is served!

"These are tender and the meat falls right off the bone," says recipe creator KHEFFN. "Generally, people think of baby back ribs as a meal they would only order when at a restaurant, but they are so easy to make at home." This version uses bottled barbeque sauce for an extra quick prep time.

If you need a "set it and forget it" dinner, then this is the recipe for you. Pork chops are layered up with barbeque sauce, then slow cooked for several hours to become extra tender.

Pork shoulder is given the special treatment with this boldly flavored recipe. The base is barbeque sauce, which is amped up with Worcestershire sauce, chili powder, hot sauce, brown sugar, honey, and fresh garlic.

"Brisket is rubbed with spices and liquid smoke and then cooked in a slow cooker with barbeque sauce until tender and juicy," describes recipe creator Shannon. "This calls for just enough barbecue sauce for that smoky flavor while still allowing the flavor of the meat to come through."

Meatballs aren't just for pairing with spaghetti. This flavorful barbeque version serves as an impressive main dish. Want a richer meatball? Some reviewers recommend swapping in pork for half of the beef.

Using eight pounds of ribs, this recipe is perfect for feeding a crowd. The coating of barbeque sauce, ketchup, and brown sugar creating an irresistibly sticky glaze on the ribs.

"My way of making pulled pork is simple: slow cooker, 1 can of beer, a 5 to 6 pound pork butt, seasonings, and a bottle of barbecue sauce," explains recipe creator Paula Todora. Mix and match your favorite brands of beer and barbeque sauce to create a unique dish every time.

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