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I'm too stressed out to function and pissed at the world. What's the best bbq sauce to put on chicken legs? (lemmy.ml)

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I'm at a shitty point in my life where I'm just close enough to rock bottom to smell it but far enough that I still have something to lose.

One thing I still have control over is what I'm going to have for lunch. I decided on chicken legs. I'm going to smoke them with Applewood and score the legs so they can hold bbq sauce. I'm going to the store soon but don't have a favorite sauce, and I'm looking for recommendations. What bbq sauce is best to cook onto the chicken legs?

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[–] Fondots 1 points 1 year ago

If you can find it or want to put a little effort to cobble it together yourself, I've been on a bit of a mumbo sauce (also called mambo sauce) kick lately. It's sort of in between a regular BBQ and Chinese takeout sweet & sour.

I believe it originated from the DC area, I've started seeing one or two brands making their way into grocery stores near me, if it's not available premade near you I'm sure there's probably some good copycat recipes online.