Texas Tip: Create Zesty Deliciousness from Bottled BBQ Sauce

This one should have been a no-brainer, considering how my entire family is hopelessly and happily addicted to all Texas Pepper Jelly products, but we grilled out tonight and did a little experimenting.

Plain old generic store-brand BBQ sauce is ok, but not spectacular.  However, mix the Texas Pepper Jelly flavor of your choice with it and you’re not just eating BBQ ribs; you’re feasting on the nectar of the gods.

We only had three jars of pepper jelly left in the pantry, and we used all three of them.  Kroger-brand barbecue sauce has never known such ecstasy before.

And, as always when Texas Pepper Jelly is part of the recipe, there were no leftovers.