Do you have an all-around favorite dipping sauce? I mean something you can pour over ribs, dip your fish or chicken in, or add to your buger etc... I didn't until a few weeks ago.
So, I make a trip down to Panama City Beach for some relaxation/fishing. I take a charter out, and on the way back in, the Captain fillet's up several fish to eat on the way back home. (pretty kool). So anyway, he fries up the fish, and I see a big bottle of ketchup that looks to have cocktail sauce in it. So, I squeeze some out on the plate and proceed to dip my fish in it and shazaaaam.... That's mighty fine sauce.
Yes, the fish was great on it's own, but the sauce made it that much better. So, I asked the Captain... who made the sauce? He replies that it's a product called Super Sauce and that the boat owner was related to the inventor and gave me a phone number to speak to someone about buying some. Come to find out, the place it's made is about a 20 minute ride from my home in GA. :shock:
I've since bought a few bottles and used it on fish, chicken, and pork tenderloin as a dipping sauce. It's labled as a BBQ sauce (which I guess it is) but I wouldn't use "normal" bbq sauce like this, so there is something distinctly different in taste than a traditional bbq sauce.
I have no affiliation with the company other than I'm currently addicted to their product.
Here is their site: https://www.supersauceitsmightyfine.com/
So, I make a trip down to Panama City Beach for some relaxation/fishing. I take a charter out, and on the way back in, the Captain fillet's up several fish to eat on the way back home. (pretty kool). So anyway, he fries up the fish, and I see a big bottle of ketchup that looks to have cocktail sauce in it. So, I squeeze some out on the plate and proceed to dip my fish in it and shazaaaam.... That's mighty fine sauce.
Yes, the fish was great on it's own, but the sauce made it that much better. So, I asked the Captain... who made the sauce? He replies that it's a product called Super Sauce and that the boat owner was related to the inventor and gave me a phone number to speak to someone about buying some. Come to find out, the place it's made is about a 20 minute ride from my home in GA. :shock:
I've since bought a few bottles and used it on fish, chicken, and pork tenderloin as a dipping sauce. It's labled as a BBQ sauce (which I guess it is) but I wouldn't use "normal" bbq sauce like this, so there is something distinctly different in taste than a traditional bbq sauce.
I have no affiliation with the company other than I'm currently addicted to their product.
Here is their site: https://www.supersauceitsmightyfine.com/
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