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Wings
Ray
Posts: 59
I am looking for a good wing recipe I can take to a basketball party
on Sunday. Since I have church obligations in the morning I have to make them today and reheat them on Sunday. Since I am the only KU
fan at a party full of Missouri Tiger fans they have to be good!
Any advice would be appreciated. Thanks-Ray GO KANSAS!
on Sunday. Since I have church obligations in the morning I have to make them today and reheat them on Sunday. Since I am the only KU
fan at a party full of Missouri Tiger fans they have to be good!
Any advice would be appreciated. Thanks-Ray GO KANSAS!
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Ray,[p]I have tried many and this is one of the best. I got this from the BBQForum and have no idea who to credit.[p]These wings are are very close to the "original" wings that many folks still crave. Be sure to use Frank's Red Hot Sauce.[p]I also get the best results from deep frying. You can warm them the next day in an oven.[p]I have also made these using the frozen chicken tenders that are sold in the freezer section.....when on sale, they can be as cheap as wings![p]Hot Wings [p]3 - 4 pound(s) Chicken wings[p]COATING
1 tablespoon Chili powder
1 tablespoon Cayenne pepper
1 tablespoon White pepper
1 tablespoon Black pepper
1 tablespoon Cumin
1 tablespoon Salt
1 tablespoon Garlic powder[p]SAUCE
1 cup Red hot sauce
1 Stick Butter
1/2 tablespoon Cayenne pepper
1/2 tablespoon Garlic powder[p]PREPARATION:
Combine the ingredients for the coating.[p]Sprinkle or roll the wings in this seasoning until covered.[p]Deep fry wings until crisp. You can also grill at 400º for about 20-25 minutes.[p]Heat the sauce ingredients to dissolve.[p]Toss the finished wings in this sauce to coat.[p]This is best done in a large freezer storage bag.
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[ul][li]ChefRD's Hot Wings[/ul] -
Ray,
While ChefRD's wings are righteous, they are best hot off the grill. For transporting I would do a non-breaded version....the beow link being my favorite! Squirt some sriracha chili sauce in there if you like em screamin'.[p]Have a blast!
NB
[ul][li]Tanker Tim's Killer Okinawan Wings[/ul] -
Ray,[p]I know the feeling, I am the only Jayhawk fan in Springfield, MO. Go Hawks, I also vote for the RD wings, even Mizzou fans will have enough taste to enjoy them.[p]KHawk
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Stogie, thank you sire, that is destined to be my next wing ding...sounds great.....always looking to improve the "wing"[p]Mop
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