[cmoneyspinner]

My husband is on a restricted diet, so lots of food I would love to eat, I avoid so as not to tempt him. Nevertheless, just because I can't enjoy it doesn't mean others should suffer!

There are two particular foods that I know most people all around the world enjoy. Pizza and barbecue!! A couple of these wonderful recipes came to me via eMail. If you're vegan or vegetarian, no worries. Threw in a recipe for you too! I love recipe sharing. Let me know if your try them or if you've already tried them! If you want to share other recipes, feel free!

How to Throw a Korean Barbecue Party at Home
https://www.tastingtable.com/cook/national/korean-bbq-home



Filipino BBQ – Pork Skewers
http://www.foxyfolksy.com/filipino-bbq/



SMOKY BBQ PULLED JACKFRUIT SANDWICHES
http://veganhuggs.com/bbq-pulled-jackfruit/

[spiderdust]

What kind of food restrictions is your husband dealing with? We're doing Whole30 over here right now, so cooking has gotten creative.

These look really good to me:

Peachy Pork-a-bobs
http://nomnompaleo.com/post/56702305894/peachy-pork-a-bobs


5-Spice Slow-Cooker Pork Ribs
http://meljoulwan.com/2012/02/23/5-spice-slow-cooker-pork-ribs/


Smoky Pear Bites
http://meljoulwan.com/2011/02/27/smoky-pear-bites/

[cmoneyspinner]

What kind of food restrictions is your husband dealing with?

* * Pork is one of his "off limits" foods. But thank you for sharing these recipes. They look fantastic!!! I'm goingt ore share with others in my other networks.

[spiderdust]

Oh, no! All of my recipes contained pork!

I'm sure the 5-spice ribs would work well with beef ribs too. You could even do chicken kabobs.

[bestwriter]

I no longer go for recipes that are time consuming. I have been there and done that a lot in the good old day.s But I am sure many here would grab what you have suggested.

[chikitta]

Wow I have always wished to do barbeques perfectly and this recipes are awesome. I will be checking out this sites thank you for sharing

[iyanpol12]

Barbecues! I miss barbecues! I am thinking of grilling some one of this days. I will be shaeing my recipes here soon too.

[thisnthat]

This thread is making me hungry.

We can't have barbecue without BBQ sauce, now can we?

Here's a recipe to try: https://www.diynatural.com/homemade-bbq ... pe-basics/

I've tried a few, but many start with ketchup. This one doesn't.

[ladyninja]

Oh wow..ladies please Some of us are trying to work here. That is some absolutely ravishing dishes..They look like they should not even be eaten but rather framed..

[peachpurple]

Those are delicious looking bbq food, maybe you could try bbq veggies instead

[cmoneyspinner]

This thread is making me hungry.

We can't have barbecue without BBQ sauce, now can we?

Here's a recipe to try: https://www.diynatural.com/homemade-bbq ... pe-basics/

I've tried a few, but many start with ketchup. This one doesn't.

* * Thanks. Shared it to my foodie magazine on Flipboard.

--- 28 Jul 2017, 13:22 ---

Those are delicious looking bbq food, maybe you could try bbq veggies instead

* * But of course! Don't you see the one above for jackfruit? Although that's not a veggie. It's a fruit. But most cooks know that whatever meat dishes you make can be easily converted to a veggie dish.

[spiderdust]

The BBQ sauce recipe above looks delicious, but it still has too many ingredients that I can't have right now (brown sugar, Worcestershire sauce, molasses, etc). Here's one that doesn't have any added sugar except for what's naturally occurring in applesauce and balsamic vinegar.

Whole30 BBQ Sauce
http://www.happywifestyle.com/blog/whole30-bbq-sauce


One change I'd make is using smoked paprika instead of regular.

[cmoneyspinner]

Here's one that doesn't have any added sugar except for what's naturally occurring in applesauce and balsamic vinegar.

* * Never had BBQ sauce made with applesauce. Thanks for another great share!

[thisnthat]

The BBQ sauce recipe above looks delicious, but it still has too many ingredients that I can't have right now (brown sugar, Worcestershire sauce, molasses, etc). Here's one that doesn't have any added sugar except for what's naturally occurring in applesauce and balsamic vinegar.

One change I'd make is using smoked paprika instead of regular.

Oh, thanks for this. While I like the sugary ones, I sure don't need them. I'll definitely give yours a try.

Thanks for the tip about the smoked paprika as well. It's definitely better. It works nicely when making dry rub for grilled meats too.

[spiderdust]

Yeah, I like to use smoked paprika in just about anything that calls for regular paprika. However in the BBQ sauce, it's especially important to have that subtle smoky flavor, just like you would in your standard store bought BBQ sauce. I think that's what the chipotle powder is trying to add, and using the smoked paprika will give you that without adding extra heat.

--- 29 Jul 2017, 21:53 ---

This is not necessarily a BBQ thing, but something I can't imagine not having when I cook burgers on the grill -- KETCHUP! Unfortunately I can't really have most manufactured ketchups right now either, as almost every single one contains sugar or corn syrup. There are a few expensive unsweetened ones out there, but we haven't liked the one that I bought (it reminded me of seasoned tomato paste).

I made this ketchup recipe today, and I think it works! It definitely has the right mouthfeel. I didn't have any white wine vinegar on hand, so I used apple cider vinegar instead.

Paleo Ketchup
http://againstallgrain.com/2016/02/18/paleo-ketchup-recipe/

[thisnthat]

Homemade ketchup without tons of sugar?? Yes,please. I haven't liked the others either. I think I'll try this one out though. Thanks for the recipe.

[spiderdust]

I used the full amount of dates but probably could have gotten away with less. It made about a quart of ketchup. I'm thinking about making more of this and putting it in the Heinz bottle to see if the kids notice. They go through a lot of ketchup!