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home made reggae reggae sauce recipe?
missminx007
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Hi all, hoping you wonderful os people can help. I had one of those jars of reggae reggae sauce for dinner last night and it was lovely. I was wondering if anyone knew of a recipe to replicate it as I dont want to be paying £2 a jar when they go off offer 
and I was also thinking I could make it a bit milder for the children. I've tried to google but it all seems to be jerk rubs and marinades....
THANKS!
and I was also thinking I could make it a bit milder for the children. I've tried to google but it all seems to be jerk rubs and marinades....THANKS!
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Have a look at the ingredients on the jar and take it from there, adapting it to suit your needs.0
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I second kerleytops, although you may want to look online for a few recipes as well. I've had good results doing this for Cuban Mojo sauce. It took me a couple of tries to get it how I liked it and to figure out substitutions for things i couldn't find easily but I did work out something I liked. The key is to write down what you do each time you try it.0
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I've seen Reggae Reggae sauce in my local Poundland......0
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Take the flavours from the rubs and marinades and compare to the ingredients listed on the jar. I've never had reggae reggae sauce but looks like it might be tomato-based? If so, start off with tinned toms or passata and add the flavourings that are on the ingredients and/or in jerk sauces and see if you can make something that tastes similar - or even better!
If its not tomato-based, work out what the basic sauce is likely to be and then work up from that.
And as fairyprincessk says, keep notes until you figure it out!0
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