Good Wing Recepi

Dannyo14

Looking for a good wing recipe.  I think I will do them direct with a rub (need that) and then toss them in a sauce and put them back on for 5.  Any suggestions welcome. 

Mickey

Wings and Turkey legs I like direct / raised / 400 and very little pecan/cherry chips (don't want to much smoke on them).

I dust them with Butt Rub and a few min's before done I like Bone Sucking Sauce.

Duganboy

Dannyo14 check out the wing recipe on Dizzy Pig website.  I've used it, followed it exactly and they were excellent.

BankerJohn

take frozen wings from bag, toss with favorite seasonings, place on raised grid, direct, for an hour or until internal reaches 158.  You may want to rotate the grid over the direct flame every 10-15 minutes.  I personally endorse www.DizzyPigBBQ.com and their rubs. 

tjv

raised grid direct, cook 'em as hot as you can without burning them at your given grid height.....I go super raised grid at 400+ish usually. 

if the rub does not have sugar in it, try adding turbinado sugar to the rub. the more sugar the more gooey they are when grilling......and mo' betta tastin'.......

t

Hi54putty

Mickey has you covered.

Eggucated

http://hotchixsauces.com/Home.php

mwraulst

google big green egg jerk chicken recipe, copy it with drumsticks from a whole foods, fresh market, etc. (they tend to have less fat, and are normal size. Our bilo wings are fatty and about 4 times the size of what a wing is supposed to look like.

I like to marinate for 3-4 days, don't forget the habanero peppers in the jerk rub. you'll never order wings out again.

Griffin

What kind of flavors are you shooting for? There are all types of wings from Buffalo (Frank's hot sauce and butter), Jerk, teriyaki, Cajun, BBQ, ranch, lemon pepper, garlic parmesan....the list goes on.

JerkChicken

My Hot Wings Recipe:

-About 30 whole wings separated
-garlic powder
-Cajun seasoning
-onion powder
-1 and a half large bottles Frank's Red Hot
-butter
-honey
-cracked black pepper
-cooking oil
-Apple wood for smoke

Season rinsed and dried wings with your favorite cajun rub and a little garlic powder and onion powder. Add some dashes of Louisiana hot sauce, I like Frank's, and a couple teaspoons cooking oil. Set aside while you start the egg up.
Fire up egg to 300-350, platesetter legs up/indirect. Add your preferred wood smoke. Toss on the wings and cook for 30-45 minutes, flip and cook another 30-45 minutes or until desired doneness careful to tend to outer wings cook faster .
Meanwhile, simmer 1 large bottle of the Frank's sauce, a generous dash of garlic powder, onion powder, cracked black pepper. Add a chunk of butter (bout a quarter to half a stick) and add about 3 tablespoon of honey, or more to taste. More honey and butter makes a milder sauce. Adjust the ratio to your own preference. Let simmer.
Now pull your wings off the egg and place in large bowl. Take your simmered sauce, poor half over the wings and toss aggressively, saving the remaining sauce. 
Now, put the sauced wings BACK on the grill and continue cooking for another 10 minutes or until the coating becomes caramelized and kind of crispy. Pull the wings and toss them in the remaining sauce. Serve with blue cheese dressing and a cold beer.