TGI Friday’s Jack Daniel’s Dipping Sauce, you can make our version of this recipe at home.

TGI Friday’s Jack Daniel’s Dipping Sauce, you can make our version of this recipe at home.

We were a little surprised by the complexity of this sauce. It is not really sweet. It does compliment meat flavors very well. We are also amazed at how sparingly TGI Friday’s serves their sauce. You get a tiny little cup of it, and if want more you have to pay more.  The wonderful part of our version of this recipe is you can make it in a large quantity and use it to grill beef or chicken on the grill, or to dip your favorites into.

1/3 C. Diced Red Onion
1/2 tsp. Finely Diced Garlic
1/2 C. Water
1/2 C. Brown Sugar
1/3 C. Teriyaki Sauce
1/4 C. Soy Sauce
1/3 C. White Grape Juice
1/2 C. Jack Daniel’s Black Label Bourbon
1/2 tsp. Tabasco Sauce

Place ingredients in sauce pan in order listed. Mix and stir after each ingredient. Place on medium heat and stir until mixture reaches boiling stage. Turn temperature down to low until mixture is on a slow simmer. Cook sauce for 35 – 45 minutes and remove from heat. Mixture will have reduced in volume about a 1/4 to 1/3.
Sauce is great with chicken fingers or crispy deep fried chicken breast strips.

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4 Responses to “TGI Friday’s Jack Daniel’s Dipping Sauce, you can make our version of this recipe at home.”
  • linda says:

    Has anyone tried this? I really love this sauce at TGI’S & would love to be able to make the real thing at home!

  • admin says:

    I have tried this recipe ;-) We thought it was good enough to put online. I love finally being able to have “enough” of this sauce to really enjoy.

  • Carriem says:

    This is a great copycat. My husband said its better than TGI’s even. The secret is to let it simmer about twice as long as recommended and it’s even better if it cools in your fridge for a couple of days. A definite yes. I love this sauce and so does company!

  • Phil B says:

    There was an older Copy Cat recipe that used Pineapple juice rather than the grape juice. TGIF makes it that way. Much better.

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