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Finally, crispy skin on my wings!!!! (Pic)
KingtUT
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Raised direct, raised indirect, this temp or that temp, air dried over night, corn starch, etc......none of it worked for me in the past when it came to crispy skin. This time I cooked them raised indirect at 400 degrees. These were frozen wings. I put them in a zip lock bag and marinated / thawed them in Allegro Hot and Spicy for 3 days. I patted them dry and put a nice coating of dry rub on them (bone sucking sauce rub) and then placed them on the egg. After 30 minutes, (I could already tell the skin was firmer than usual) I covered them with a layer of bbq sauce (sweet baby rays) and let them cook for another 15 minutes. I don't know if it was just luck or what but this skin was perfect if I do say so myself.
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Agreed. Those look really goodMedium, and XL eggs in Galloway NJ. Just outside of Atlantic City.
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I am going to do my next batch indirect. Those wings look great. Email me a few next time you make them.
XL BGEJoe JRBaltimore, MD -
I'm all indirect with wings. 425 raised or multiple grids on the AR.GATABITES said:I am going to do my next batch indirect. Those wings look great. Email me a few next time you make them.
Keepin' It Weird in The ATX FBTX -
Congrats on nailing then!Indirect is definitely easier. Doing them direct is more a dance of ensure they don't burn.Cooking on an XL and Medium in Bethesda, MD.
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I honestly think the coating of dry rub made the biggest difference. In the past I just marinated and brushed with bbq sauce towards the end. It could just be a result of the type of rub I used. You guys have any other explanations?
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I don't know what happened to the pic in my original post but here's another one.
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