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Title: Mystery Sauce
Categories: Sauce Dessert
Yield: 1 Cup

2tbButter
4tbBrown sugar
1cnJunior Apricot baby food
1/2cPineapple juice
1tsCornstarch
1dsAngostura bitters
2dsLemon juice

This sauce is very quick and easy to prepare because it starts with baby food puree rather than fresh or dried apricots.

It's called Mystery sauce because when the flavors blend together, there is no one identifiable flavor that predominates.

Melt butter in a small saucepan and stir in brown sugar. Heat until bubbling and starting to turn into butterscotch. Remove from the heat and allow to cool slightly. Make a slurry of the pineapple juice and starch and stir it into the butter-sugar mixture. Add enough Angostura and lemon juice, so that it is not too sweet. Serve warm on cake, puddings, ice cream, custard, waffles, crepes, bananas etc.

Original recipe posted by Jim Weller.

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