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    Cooking w cougar now back in action!!

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    Mild extra extra crispy

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    Texture is big player clutch
    Texture is the QB
    Meat is the o line
    Sauce is the receivers and backs
    Coach is the temperature
    Bleu cheese is the the fanfare
    Need all for the complete experience

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    Quote Originally Posted by mackave View Post
    gimme some frank's red hot and a side of ranch
    Got to get the red hot buffalo its money.
    Rubs are wack and Buffalo Wild Wings sucks ass

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    Honey BBQ is good
    Not a fan of buff sauce

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    If it tastes like vinegar it sucks.

    also: Ranch > Blue cheese

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    Buffalo - Hot - Extra Wet/Sauce

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    japanese style chicken wings are insanely good, local place has them on menu. Terrible for you but they are so good.

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    Hot Buffalo
    Garlic Parmesian

    I've been to the Anchor Bar in Buffalo and had wings, thinking it would be all hacky since they haven't changed the recipe since the 1960s(?) and use the old Durkee hot sauce, but man was I wrong. Top 3 for me.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Ralphie Halves View Post
    Hot Buffalo
    Garlic Parmesian

    I've been to the Anchor Bar in Buffalo and had wings, thinking it would be all hacky since they haven't changed the recipe since the 1960s(?) and use the old Durkee hot sauce, but man was I wrong. Top 3 for me.
    Ralphie knows whats up...stick with classics, Hot Buffalo, Garlic, etc. whoever said Teriyaki should be shot, nasty sh*t

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    I like Hot Honey BBQ and regular Hot Buffalo wings when out

    I make my own sauce though which is really simple and fukkin awesome.....everyone that tries it says it's great

    Melt butter, franks red hot, and a little maple syrup in a small sauce pan for a few minutes and stir....don't have exact measurements but you can make it how you like.....but its mostly hot with a little sweet maple syrup/buttery flavor....sometimes I'll throw in chipotle peppers too

    Blue cheese on side always
    Last edited by MoneyLineDawg; 12-21-17 at 07:13 PM.

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    Quote Originally Posted by BIGDAY View Post
    I’m a C Jerk fan.

    But love a good HotBBQ. Ever mix Franks red hot with Sweet baby rays? It’s a great combo.

    Oh, and extra crispy on the wings is key. I typically like frying them myself.
    Truth brother

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    I brine my wings for 4 hours followed by marinating them in Frank's Hot Sauce for a bit then put them in the infrared convection oven 20 minutes. Chicken falls right off the bone. I'll take mine any day over the competition.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Foxx View Post
    I brine my wings for 4 hours followed by marinating them in Frank's Hot Sauce for a bit then put them in the infrared convection oven 20 minutes. Chicken falls right off the bone. I'll take mine any day over the competition.
    Interesting.

    I have a convection oven, don’t think it’s infrared.

    What temp?

    How does the skin turn out?

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    Quote Originally Posted by grease lightnin View Post
    Interesting.
    I have a convection oven, don’t think it’s infrared.
    What temp?
    How does the skin turn out?
    Skin only gets slightly crispy if I do the Frank's marinade. If I go right from the brine to the oven, the skin will get nice and crispy on the last side to face the infrared heating element since the element is on the top. The other side's crispiness gets diminished from the juices dripping down. I got an infrared oven with a 360 degree element on it's way. Looking forward to experimenting with that for getting all over crispy skin for the wings and also whole birds. The oven I got now is a Nuwave and I think cooks at 350.

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    hot lemon pepper

    end of discussion

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    good thread shute. bout time you added around here

    6 more good threads and we will not make you sniff our jocks

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    Quote Originally Posted by Foxx View Post
    Skin only gets slightly crispy if I do the Frank's marinade. If I go right from the brine to the oven, the skin will get nice and crispy on the last side to face the infrared heating element since the element is on the top. The other side's crispiness gets diminished from the juices dripping down. I got an infrared oven with a 360 degree element on it's way. Looking forward to experimenting with that for getting all over crispy skin for the wings and also whole birds. The oven I got now is a Nuwave and I think cooks at 350.
    Oh, the oven in my kitchen is convection.

    I always fry wings in crisco, then drench in franks/butter.

    Original buffalo wings recipe.

    I will give convection a shot and see what I come up with.

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    Quote Originally Posted by grease lightnin View Post
    Oh, the oven in my kitchen is convection.

    I always fry wings in crisco, then drench in franks/butter.

    Original buffalo wings recipe.

    I will give convection a shot and see what I come up with.
    huh

    greaser do you realize how often each sentence contradicts the other

    i mean i was gonna bring it up in the political thread about lowering corporate taxes and the welfare of the country

    but when you do it regarding chicken wings, no bro

    that is where i draw the line

    OK???????????

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    Frank's is the best after a good smoke. I'm gonna try some of these tips out. Thanks guys.

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    Quote Originally Posted by RudyRuetigger View Post
    huh

    greaser do you realize how often each sentence contradicts the other

    i mean i was gonna bring it up in the political thread about lowering corporate taxes and the welfare of the country

    but when you do it regarding chicken wings, no bro

    that is where i draw the line

    OK???????????

    You lost me?

    There are zero condtradictions.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Foxx View Post
    I brine my wings for 4 hours followed by marinating them in Frank's Hot Sauce for a bit then put them in the infrared convection oven 20 minutes. Chicken falls right off the bone. I'll take mine any day over the competition.
    A brine min 4 hours or over night have been some of the best I have made but in oil, buttermilk brine with hot sauce dejon mustard and oregano in it... but can use any spice really.
    Before cooking add garlic,onion,baking powder,paprika in flour add wings and shake off extra

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    Quote Originally Posted by grey area View Post
    A brine min 4 hours or over night have been some of the best I have made but in oil, buttermilk brine with hot sauce dejon mustard and oregano in it... but can use any spice really.
    Before cooking add garlic,onion,baking powder,paprika in flour add wings and shake off extra
    If doing whole chicken pieces do not fry too many at once or can become more soggy then crispy

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    You know, Rudy, I can see where maybe the above post could have been clearer. But I didn’t contradict myself.


    Let me rewrite it:


    Oh, foxy, I meant my actual major appliance oven/stovetop is a convection oven, not a Nuwave toaster oven-sized thing they sell on infomercials, like you have.

    I have always followed the original Buffalo wings recipe of frying the wings naked in crisco, and then drenching them in a mixture of butter and franks red hot sauce.

    I will have to make some wings in my actual convection oven next time. Thanks.

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    This thread is making me hungry

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    Quote Originally Posted by grease lightnin View Post
    You know, Rudy, I can see where maybe the above post could have been clearer. But I didn’t contradict myself.


    Let me rewrite it:


    Oh, foxy, I meant my actual major appliance oven/stovetop is a convection oven, not a Nuwave toaster oven-sized thing they sell on infomercials, like you have.

    I have always followed the original Buffalo wings recipe of frying the wings naked in crisco, and then drenching them in a mixture of butter and franks red hot sauce.

    I will have to make some wings in my actual convection oven next time. Thanks.
    Crisco??? Dude that's heart attack hell.

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    Quote Originally Posted by lakerboy View Post
    Crisco??? Dude that's heart attack hell.
    Yeah i know but that’s the best way

    Very rarely eat them anymore, but yea

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    Quote Originally Posted by grease lightnin View Post
    Yeah i know but that’s the best way

    Very rarely eat them anymore, but yea
    That shit is almost illegal in Canada. It's legal but trust me if you buy it the cashier will give you the death stare. It's in obscure areas of the grocery store.

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    Quote Originally Posted by lakerboy View Post
    That shit is almost illegal in Canada. It's legal but trust me if you buy it the cashier will give you the death stare. It's in obscure areas of the grocery store.


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    im craving wings badly!!!!

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    Smoked wings<<< fried wings

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    Ok
    Dry rub Buffalo style now my fav

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    Parmesan Garlic for me.

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    Quote Originally Posted by MMANick View Post
    Parmesan Garlic for me.
    Is that a sauce or dry rub?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Shute View Post
    Is that a sauce or dry rub?
    Sauce and it's great!

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    Quote Originally Posted by MMANick View Post
    Sauce and it's great!
    Sounds like heartburn city

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