1 cup of tomato sauce
1/3 cup light corn syrup1/4 cup white vinegar
2 teaspoons dry onion flakes
2 teaspoons granulated sugar
1 teaspoon salt
1 teaspoon lemon juice
1/8 teaspoon garlic powder
Whisk everything together and bring to a boil in a small saucepan with a heavy bottom. Turn heat down to a low simmer and cook for 25-30 minutes, depending on how fast you are simmering it (mine was done in 25 minutes). Watch it towards the end so it doesn't scorch.
Cool to room temperature, then cover and chill.
It will get nice and thick like this.NOTE: I made this recipe, exactly as it is stated above, I don't know how it would effect the final results if you use fresh onions.
15 comments:
I will definitely try this out. We always have shrimp cocktail over the Christmas holiday!
This is a recipe I will use often. Thanks again.
Forget the sauce give me the shrimp! They look delish! :)
~ingrid
i love making stuff like this myself, it looks wonderful!
I use chili sauce in my sloppy joes. I will make a batch of this and try i it out. How long do you think it will keep in the fridge? I vote at least a couple of weeks??
What a great idea, thanks for sharing it.
I`ll definitely try this out ♥
this is fantastic, i want to make chicken wings this weekend and it calls for chili sauce which is also never in my pantry, now i can just make this instead. thanks for posting this.
Erm, If this is chili sauce, then where are the chili's? Should I just add a dash of chili powder?
This looks delish. There are no chilies in the original Heinz recipe either (look on the back label).
So excited to be able to have a chili sauce with no high fructose corn syrup!!
This recipe calls for tomato sauce. What exactly are you referring to? Looks great!
Tomato sauce question: I use standard, unseasoned, 8 ounce can of Hunt's tomato sauce.
doesn't this need some horseradish for the heat in chili sauce?
TO DOLLYHARTMAN: There is no "heat" in the Heinz brand chili sauce, but you cold always add some if you like. Coleens Recipes
I don't want to use corn syrup. Is there an alternative?
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