It’s gilling season, and a good gluten free barbecue sauce (cross-contamination free) may be hard to come by, especially a barbecue sauce without tomatoes (allergies). However, I enjoy my Gluten Free Barbecue Sauce Without Tomatoes. This time, since I had some homemade plum sauce already made, I thought it would make a great gluten free barbecue sauce substitute, along with other ingredients and a good steak rub. It came out wonderful! I’ll use it on broiled steaks, as well. I don’t know if I will ever make a plain steak again!
Tired of ketchup and bottled sauces full of chemicals? Try this gluten free barbecue sauce and steak rub for full-bodied flavored steaks.
Ingredients:
Instructions:
Tips
You can definitely add tomato paste or ketchup to the barbecue sauce, but it is good without it.
Ensure all of your seasonings are gluten-free, most are.
Steak Grilling Times: • 1/4" - 2-3 minutes, turning once • 1/2" - 4-6 minutes, turning once • 3/4" - 7-10 minutes, turning once • 1" - 10-14 minutes, turning once • 1 1/2" - 15-20 minutes, turning once
How to Broil Steak: • For broiling cook 3-4" from heat element. Use a cooking thermometer and cook until desire tenderness, turning once:
• Medium-rare: 135°F • Medium: 145°F
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