French’s New BBQ sauces and Spicy BBQ Chicken Sliders Recipe

Get in on the ‘low and slow’ cooking trend sweeping Britain by creating authentic American food at home with French’s new BBQ sauces. From tender pulled pork to mouth-watering ribs and slow cooked brisket, it’s easy to create delicious all-American BBQ at home with the three new sauces Kansas City Classic, Louisiana Hot and Spicy or Mississippi Sweet and Smoky.

Developed in the States over a two-year period to ensure each recipe is reflective of classic regional barbecue cuisine, the sauces are perfect to use in cooking or as a must-have addition to burgers and fries for a true taste of America.

bbq-saucesUnlike in Britain where barbecues conjure up images of burnt sausages and soggy salads, American style BBQ is all about the delicious, mouth-watering combination of smoke, meat and spice all cooked together ‘low and slow’. A technique that has been established in the American South since before the 19th Century, meat is cooked over an indirect heat for hours on end, allowing it to tenderise and the flavours become truly intoxicating. With BBQ recipes differing from state to state, everyone has their favourite recipe and with French’s bringing the best of three iconic BBQ regions to the table, Brits’ can start to find their own.

From Grillstock to Five Guys, fans of barbecue cuisine will be familiar with the growing number of American style restaurants popping up across Britain and the authentic taste and high quality ingredients in French’s® new range will help foodies recreate restaurant quality food for family and friends at home this summer.

Be confident in the knowledge that French’s ® new sauces are made with thick, rich tomato paste, and only the highest quality ingredients* for a taste like no other.

KANSAS CITY CLASSIC BBQ SAUCE

A rich, zesty, tomato based sauce with the ideal balance of caramelized sweetness and tang. It’s smooth but with just the right amount of spice. Perfect in burnt ends. Kansas City is one of America’s BBQ capitals where brisket is a favorite and burnt ends (edge pieces of brisket that absorb a lot of flavor from rub & smoke) are a local delicacy. This sauce is also fantastic in pulled pork.

LOUISIANA HOT & SPICY BBQ SAUCE

This is our absolute favourite! A full-bodied blend of heat, tangy tomato, and touch of sweetness. It starts out sweet and smoky which is then followed by a delicious kick that will make your mouth water.

Re-invent chilli by adding this sauce for a smooth and smoky flavour. Or, top a hotdog with the sauce, pickle and ‘slaw to create a ‘Cowboy Dog’. In Louisiana meat is dry-rubbed with Cajun spices for a smooth, sweet and spicy flavor to produce mouth-watering pork or beef brisket.

MISSISSIPI SWEET AND SMOKY BBQ SAUCE

Sweet and tangy BBQ finished with a touch of smoke.

Use to make a sweet, sticky sauce for ribs or top burgers for the taste of the USA. The region of Mississippi is known for producing authentically spiced BBQ foods like pork shoulder and whole hog that are slow–cooked for hours in a smoker or an open pit filled with hickory wood.

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French’s® Kansas City Classic BBQ sauce, French’s® Louisiana Hot & Spicy BBQ sauce and French’s® Mississippi Sweet & Smoky BBQ sauce are all priced at £2.29 for a 396g bottle and available in Tesco nationwide.

 

SPICY BBQ PULLED CHICKEN SLIDERS RECIPE

Ingredients:

1 roasted chicken , 4 lbs./2kg

375ml FRENCH’S® Louisiana Hot & Spicy BBQ Sauce

12 slider buns, split and toasted

12 slices of cooked bacon, cut in half

12 medium tomatoes, sliced

12 green lettuce leaves

Method:

Remove the chicken from the bone and shred. Set aside.
Put the BBQ sauce into a saucepan and stir over a low heat. Add the chicken and simmer for 10 minutes to blend the flavours and heat through.
Place 1 lettuce leaf on each bun bottom and top with 2 half pieces of bacon, a spoonful of chicken mixture and 1 slice tomato.

Cover with top half of bun. Repeat with remaining ingredients and serve.

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