Woody's Cook-in Sauce

JohnJones · April 27, 2015

http://woodysfoods.com/index.php

Worth's thread on Mayo brought this product back to my mind. This was the only BBQ sauce my Mom used to cook anything in my youth. I haven't seen it in a long time, but it's apparently still being produced.

Do any of you remember it, still see it in stores and/or still use it? I remember it being concentrated and it would put a great sweet smoky crust on oven baked pork chops or chicken if not overcooked.

JohnJones · April 27, 2015

Sorry, this should have been in 2 cents worth forum. Still figuring that out.

Worth1 · April 27, 2015

Quote:

Originally Posted by JohnJones

Sorry, this should have been in 2 cents worth forum. Still figuring that out.

I just saw this and yes they have the regular and sweet and sour at the store where I live.
I used to use it all of the time with other stuff like lemons hot peppers and onions.

Worth

decherdt · April 27, 2015

I remember it being bright /dull orange, and especially good on pork chop. (ooo pork chop, Homer smilie here)

JohnJones · April 28, 2015

Yeah, I may have to order some just to dress up chops. My Mom's Woody's Pork Chops and French Fries is a comfort food from my youth.

I just remembered Dad used to mix it in with hamburger meat to make BBQ burgers as well.

April 27, 2015	#1
JohnJones Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Mar 2015 Location: Mississippi Posts: 339	Woody's Cook-in Sauce http://woodysfoods.com/index.php Worth's thread on Mayo brought this product back to my mind. This was the only BBQ sauce my Mom used to cook anything in my youth. I haven't seen it in a long time, but it's apparently still being produced. Do any of you remember it, still see it in stores and/or still use it? I remember it being concentrated and it would put a great sweet smoky crust on oven baked pork chops or chicken if not overcooked.

April 27, 2015	#4
decherdt Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Apr 2011 Location: Fort Worth, TX Posts: 329	I remember it being bright /dull orange, and especially good on pork chop. (ooo pork chop, Homer smilie here) __________________ 500 sq ft of raised rows zone 8a

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April 28, 2015	#5
JohnJones Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Mar 2015 Location: Mississippi Posts: 339	Yeah, I may have to order some just to dress up chops. My Mom's Woody's Pork Chops and French Fries is a comfort food from my youth. I just remembered Dad used to mix it in with hamburger meat to make BBQ burgers as well.