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By Lorac
on October 20, 2002
My favorite Christmas present was always a jar of homemade chili sauce from DH's aunt. After she died, I did look at recipes, but they all involved canning large amounts. I made half of this recipe and let it simmer 30 minutes, while I finished cooking the rest of dinner. Well, I had an early Christmas present, this time from Poker! This "quickie" version tasted as good if not better than Aunt Monnie's. Thanks for a "new" family treasure!
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This was very good, except I added about a teaspoon of vinegar and not that much salt. I also cut down a little bit on the spices. All in all, it was really great. I will definatly make it again. Thelma Louise
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on August 27, 2009
Had a lot of tomatoes from my two bushes this year. Used up a lot of the not so pretty ones making this sauce. Great recipe. My freezer is temporarily full of chili sauce! It won't last long thought.
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on March 11, 2008
Very nice sauce. I deviated however by using a submersion blender and making it smooth. I am going to try it on a ham.
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on January 23, 2008
This was wonderful! I used it in Richie's Turkey Meatloaf I am so thrilled to know now that I don't need to buy a store brand anymore. I did add a dash of hot sauce to give it a kick :) Thanks so much for sharing the recipe!
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on September 04, 2006
I used a variety of fresh tomatoes and guessed at the amount that might be equivalent to a 28 ounce can. I added less cinnamon, allspice and cloves to start and liked the flavor that resulted. So much quicker and easier than the recipes I've used in the past.
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I was making a recipe that called for 12 oz. of chili sauce,but I only had 4, so I made this recipe. It was very, very good, alot better than the bought kind. I did reduce the salt to 1 tsp. and I used diced plum tomatoes. They didn't break down well, so I processed half of it and mixed it back in. It is nice and thick and tastes great. Thanks Poker.
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on April 30, 2005
Just what I was looking for! I just wanted enough to use in a recipe - I wasn't planning to can all day! Flavorful, and delicious - the perfect recipe in my opinion. Only change I made was to use tomato sauce instead of canned tomatoes. Definite keeper!
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on November 27, 2004
The stores were closed on Thanksgiving, so I couldn't get chili sauce in a jar to add to my cranberry meatballs. We made this instead, and it was good and quick. We added it to the recipe, and it was delicious.
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