My friend Gabe Buckler and I used this sauce on the whole pigs we cooked on my pig cooker. it is vinegar based, like all good North Carolina barbecue sauces.
For the first batch when you turn the pig, only make a ¼ batch. That is, use 1 of the 4 sticks of margarine, about ¼ bottle of the liquids (RW vinegar, Worcestershire and Soy), 1-2 teaspoons of Chili Powder and Seasoned Salt, and just a few drops of the Liquid Smoke. Bring it all to a slow boil or simmer before use. Slather it all over the whole pig right after you turn it.
When it’s pig pickin’ time, use the other 3 sticks of Margarine, the remaining liquids (RW Vinegar, Worcestershire, and Soy), 1-2 tablespoons of Chili Powder, and Seasoned Salt, lots of dashes of Hot Sauce, and several drops or shakes of the Liquid Smoke. Again bring it to a slow boil or simmer before use. As you chop and mix the meat, periodically slosh small amounts over the meat with a mixing brush and stir the chopped meat by hand.
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