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edited November -1 in EggHead Forum
i'm cooking chicken wings this weekend and wondering what the best kind of rub would be the best that anyone suggest and if i'm cooking say 20-30 wing what temp in the egg should be and how long should they cook. thanks for any help
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  • Nessmuk
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    the cook,
    There are many commercial rubs that making your own is a waste of time. Chose the one that suits your taste.[p]I smoke a 3 pound bag of "drummettes" each time I cook. I marinate them, in the bag they come in, overnight with a marinade of your choice. I smoke them at 225 for as long as it takes...usually 2 to 3 hours. Part of my family likes them burnt & the other half likes them cooked but no char.[p]Same with the "heat"...you can make them as mild or a degree of hot that suites your guests.[p]Good Luck[p]

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    Nessmuk,
    stick to basics, paprika, cayenne, salt, pepper, and a little sugar.
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  • Gretl
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    Nessmuk,
    Try the recipe for Chef RDs wings. It's more labor-intensive, but very good. I do mine on a raised grid, about 275-300, about an hour with flips. I cut corners last night and did a batch of wings with just oil and spice rub, raised grid, finishing with hot sauce and butter, but unfortunately, the temp got away from me and I had some scorched. HOWEVER, my forgiving family snarfed them up at an alarming rate, leaving no leftovers for lunch today. Dang.
    Cheers,
    G.
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    the cook, I love bad byrons butt rub on my wings. cook for approx 1 hr at around 275, then apply bbq sauce of your liking and carmelize for 15-20 mins. My wife likes them without crust, I like them partially charred, so I take some off sooner than others. um um good. bad byrons has just enuff bite to make your lips tingle.

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  • nikkig
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    slicktop,
    Never had Butt Rub on poultry, will definately have to give it a try. It is one of my favorites on eggs though![p]~nikki
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    slicktop,
    thanks for your response, where can i get the recipe for bad byrons. thanks
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    the cook,
    thanks for everyone's help

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    Dude, you cook wings for 2-3 hours?? Those must be some crunchy lil' fellers at the end. You say some of the kin folks like 'em burnt up....I'm not sure wings would be recognizable after 3 hours. Please clarify how/why you cook 'em for 3 hours. Thanks.
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  • nikkig
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    the cook,
    I got mine at the same place I got my BGE. I have included the link to their website. It has a page (Retailer's) where you can check to see who carries it in your state. [p]~nikki
    [ul][li]Butt Rub[/ul]
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