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This simmers the sauce until it visibly coats the back of a spoon, the classic test for a glaze, since a properly reduced sauce is what allows it to cling to grilled meat rather than running off. Sautéing the garlic briefly in a touch of oil before adding the liquid ingredients mellows its raw sharpness into a softer, more rounded flavor throughout the glaze.

This simmers the bourbon briefly on its own before adding the rest of the ingredients, letting most of the harsh alcohol burn off while the deep, oaky flavor of the whiskey stays behind and infuses the whole sauce. A combination of ketchup and dark brown sugar builds a rounder sweetness than white sugar alone, giving this glaze its rich, almost caramel like finish.