Frequently Asked Questions
What is Savory AIP Barbecue Delight?
It is a savory barbecue sauce designed for those on paleo and autoimmune protocol diets, offering traditional flavor without nightshades or allergens.
Is this BBQ sauce nightshade-free?
Yes, this recipe is completely nightshade-free as it utilizes pumpkin instead of tomatoes or peppers.
Is this recipe suitable for the Autoimmune Protocol (AIP)?
Yes, every ingredient in this recipe is chosen to adhere to strict AIP guidelines.
Is the sauce gluten-free?
Yes, the Savory AIP Barbecue Delight is naturally gluten-free.
Does this recipe contain dairy?
No, this barbecue sauce is entirely dairy-free.
Are there refined sugars in this sauce?
No, this sauce is free from refined sugars, using maple syrup, honey, and molasses as natural sweeteners.
What is the base ingredient for this sauce?
The primary base ingredient is 15 ounces of canned solid-pack pumpkin.
How long does the stovetop cooking process take?
The sauce takes about 15 minutes to simmer on the stovetop after the ingredients are combined and brought to a boil.
Can I prepare this sauce in a microwave?
Yes, it can be made in a microwave-safe bowl by heating it for 2-3 minutes initially and then in 30-second increments.
How should I store the leftover sauce?
Leftover sauce should be stored in a glass jar and kept in the refrigerator.
How long will the sauce stay fresh in the fridge?
The sauce will remain fresh for up to one week when stored in the refrigerator.
Can I use honey as a sweetener instead of maple syrup?
Yes, the recipe allows for either 2/3 cup of maple syrup or honey.
What are the calories per serving for this sauce?
There are 30 calories per serving.
How much fat is in one serving?
Each serving contains approximately 0.6 grams of fat.
What is the carbohydrate count per serving?
The sauce contains 5.8 grams of carbohydrates per serving.
Does this sauce contain fiber?
Yes, there is 0.3 grams of fiber per serving.
How much sugar is in each serving?
Each serving contains 3.8 grams of sugar from natural sources.
What role do coconut aminos play in the recipe?
Coconut aminos provide a savory, salty depth of flavor similar to soy sauce but without soy or gluten.
Is this recipe kid-friendly?
Yes, the flavor profile is designed to be delicious enough to please children and picky eaters.
What type of oil is used for the stovetop method?
The recipe calls for 2 tablespoons of melted coconut oil to sauté the aromatics.
How much vinegar is used in the recipe?
The recipe uses 6 tablespoons of apple cider vinegar and 2 tablespoons of balsamic vinegar.
How many garlic cloves are required?
The recipe requires 6 crushed garlic cloves.
Is fresh ginger necessary for this recipe?
The recipe specifically calls for 2 teaspoons of grated fresh ginger for the best flavor profile.
Is this sauce Paleo-friendly?
Yes, the recipe is fully compatible with Paleo dietary principles.
What is the texture of the sauce?
It is a thick sauce, so it is recommended to watch for splattering while it simmers.
Can I use this for grilling meat?
Yes, it is an excellent choice for grilling or as a marinade for various meats.
How many total ingredients are in this recipe?
There are 10 total ingredients in this recipe.
Is there protein in this sauce?
The sauce contains approximately 0.1 grams of protein per serving.
Why is molasses included in the ingredients?
Molasses adds a deep, rich color and a specific complexity often found in traditional barbecue sauces.
Can I use this sauce on vegetables?
Yes, this sauce is a fantastic way to elevate the flavor of your favorite vegetables.