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Crispy Chicken Wings
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BamaFan
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I need a good recipe for crispy wings, can anyone help?
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I just mix corn starch in with my rub in a bowl. Cook the wings as high as you can get them in the dome. If you have time, leave them uncovered in fridge before cooking themColumbia, SC --- LBGE 2011 -- MINI BGE 2013
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Like to toss mine in baking powder or corn starch....then the rub of your choice. Then go indirect at about 375 deg f dome temp for about 1 to 1.25 hours.....or until they have a fried like texture. The will stay plenty moist even at a high internal temp. You can also go at a high in the dome direct for a shorter time if you prefer. Instead of saucing on the grill, I prefer tossing them in sauce once they come off. Just my humble opinion though. I guess it all depends on the recipe you are using.
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Naked - high in the dome @ 375 - No turning - Toss in your favorite sauce and serve!
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I use the corn starch (like @Dyal_SC) over oil, just a bit of both, then rub of choice. 400-425, 1" above the felt line and the skin is crunchy and crisp.Delta B.C. - Whiskey and steak, because no good story ever started with someone having a salad!
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Chubbs said:I just mix corn starch in with my rub in a bowl. Cook the wings as high as you can get them in the dome. If you have time, leave them uncovered in fridge before cooking them_______________________________________________XLBGE
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Dyal_SC said:Like to toss mine in baking powder or corn starch....then the rub of your choice. Then go indirect at about 375 deg f dome temp for about 1 to 1.25 hours.....or until they have a fried like texture. The will stay plenty moist even at a high internal temp. You can also go at a high in the dome direct for a shorter time if you prefer. Instead of saucing on the grill, I prefer tossing them in sauce once they come off. Just my humble opinion though. I guess it all depends on the recipe you are using.
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