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Big G
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PostPosted: Feb 09 2010    Post subject: Wings Reply with quote

Deep fried all the way ! Nice and crispy, then all sauced up with some bleu cheese on the side.

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PostPosted: Feb 09 2010    Post subject: Reply with quote

Fried for me Very Happy
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PostPosted: Feb 09 2010    Post subject: Reply with quote

On the cooker with a maple sugar based rub

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PostPosted: Feb 09 2010    Post subject: Reply with quote

So...

I smoked some wings and then fried them for the big game.

They were okay but I definitely prefer just straight up fried...if I do cook outdoors that will just be grilled.

Tossing them in a little flour and then frying has to be the only way to go in my book now.

Regardless, here are some wings from Sunday.

Smoked, then fried...



Sauced...



I think going forward they will only be fried and sauced.

polishdon - I work in Buffalo a few times a week and The Anchor Bar wings are amazing. I have yet to try Duff's but I hear they are darn good too. What do you think?
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PostPosted: Feb 09 2010    Post subject: Reply with quote

I tried Cherry smoked Habanero Peach Hot Wings recently, and they were a big hit.

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PostPosted: Feb 09 2010    Post subject: Reply with quote

I like my wings on the kettle.


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PostPosted: Feb 09 2010    Post subject: Reply with quote

Just out of interest, SmoknCamo - because I've never had smoked-then-fried wings: what didn't you like about them?

It sounded like a good idea to me - if the smoking was done up in the 325-350°F range, and for not too long, before frying...

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PostPosted: Feb 09 2010    Post subject: Reply with quote

SmoknCamo wrote:
polishdon - I work in Buffalo a few times a week and The Anchor Bar wings are amazing. I have yet to try Duff's but I hear they are darn good too. What do you think?


I prefer Duffs over Anchor Bar. Just be careful, they're mediums would be considered hot at other places.

If you are ever in the Southtowns, try Buffalo's Best Pizza on McKinley and Lake (down the street from McKinley Mall) they're Sicilian wings are awesome.
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PostPosted: Feb 10 2010    Post subject: Reply with quote

day_trippr wrote:
Just out of interest, SmoknCamo - because I've never had smoked-then-fried wings: what didn't you like about them?

It sounded like a good idea to me - if the smoking was done up in the 325-350°F range, and for not too long, before frying...

Cheers


I think they were cooked at too low of a temp and for too long. They cooked at about 250 for 1 and a half hours. The skin was crispy coming off the smoker but dried out too much in the fryer.

The big thing is that the flavor profile was a little weird. It was kind of like combining two things you really enjoy but they don't go together well...
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PostPosted: Feb 10 2010    Post subject: Reply with quote

I would like to say fried but we don't eat very much fried food these days. So I usually brine,dry rub,smoke for a hour and a half then mix butter/wing sauce 50/50 dip the wings in then onto a hot Weber charcoal grill till crisp then back in the wing sauce. Oh yeah plenty of napkins and a few cold ones.
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PostPosted: Feb 10 2010    Post subject: Reply with quote

SmokinCamo I here ya it's very easy to get to much smoke on wings and kinda overdo things.
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PostPosted: Feb 18 2010    Post subject: Reply with quote

deep fried then tossed in sauce.
I've had grilled then tossed... but I definitely prefer fried

I like Frank's + Butter.
I've tried Defcon & Anchor Bar sauces and they were good, but I was too drunk to know if they were amazing.

Will be trying again.
The Defcon sauces were definitely thicker than Anchor Bar.
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