Wing Sauces

Unknown · January 2009

Been looking to expand my wing sauce inventory. I've used Evan Williams (from Heaven Hill distilleries) Wing sauce and found that to my liking. Wondering if anyone has experience with Hooter's, Suck Creek or other sauces. Thanks for your opinions.

MM

BajaTom · January 2009

I have tried all the Suck Creek sauces. They are very good. I highly reccomend them. good luck to all. Tom

RebelEgg · January 2009

I am a big fan of Hot Chiks out of Elijay, Georgia.

Austin Smoker · January 2009

I like Texas Pete....especially when mixed 1:1 with this:

Always THE favorite when new folks taste a batch of wings.

Bushgator · January 2009

We just bought and returned some Hooters sauce at Wal- Mart the other day really bad , they have changed the formula its not thick with butter any more it is real runny thin and the taste is NOT the same and it was the hot one not the mild sauce. Anyone know whats up with that?

JPF · January 2009

I like many wing sauces but as of late I have been just keeping it real simple. Dust the wings in dp jamaican firewalk and cook. Then I sauce with a mixture of Frank's redhot sauce and melted butter I use about 1:1 ratio and a Tbs of soy sauce. I brush this on the last bit of the cook to just coat it.

Unknown · January 2009

how does everyone cook these?

direct / indirect
steamed and then cooked high temp (Alton Brown)
boil them grill - trex
how long

One of the reason Alton Brown steams first was to remove fat because 400 deg he used to get crispy wings would smoke a lot if fat was not reduced. not sure this would matter outdoors.

Anthony

Fidel · January 2009

My personal favorite is The Original

Gunnar · January 2009

I'm getting old, I can't read the label....

JPF · January 2009

I like them 350f to 400f direct on raised grid around 40 mins or so. I usually flip them once then sauce and flip again.

Unknown · January 2009

Uncle Dougies - wing marinade out of Chicago. Good stuff.

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