Buffalo Wings (Instant Pot)


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Trying out Buffalo Wings in my instant pot!

Update: Husband said they were “Very, very good” and when asked if he wanted more he said, “Yes… all of them.” It’s a win!!!

The original recipe that I modified can be found here: http://www.thekitchenwhisperer.net/2014/07/29/pressure-cooker-wings-bourbon-honey-bbq-sauce/ Note: I skipped the last step of slathering in sauce and broiling again. They were crispy enough with just broiling both sides once. ๐Ÿ™‚

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  1. Beatrice Schilling RC
    Beatrice Schilling RC says:

    Alright Nili, I gave this a shot. 3rd use of the Instant Pot since Christmas. Didnโ€™t use water, wings were frozen. โ€œFall off the boneโ€ doesnโ€™t describe how fall off the bone they actually turn out. I sprinkled some โ€œEverglades Heat seasoning on the wings prior to broiling. (No sure where home is for you, but I grew up in Florida and Publix carries this all purpose seasoning, even in Atlanta) I wish I could tell you how they turned out. I made 36 wings, called my 3 boys down for lunch and to be my human guinea pigs. I made the mistake of cleaning up after the wings were done. All 36 were eaten before I cleaned the pot. I heard they were good…

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  2. SuperZandersmom
    SuperZandersmom says:

    I cooked mine for 10 minutes, put them in the oven on broil, and it seemed to take forever to get them crispy. I felt that even when I got them crispy and I put them in the hot sauce the skin still got softer. didn't really like them.

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  3. grace fugate
    grace fugate says:

    If you wanted to add the wings frozen you could just eliminate the cup of water in your sauce mix. I bought myself a cooper tray with basket at bed bat and beyond and it crispens things real well with no oil even on bake. I was very impressed with it. I was going to buy an air fryer but I don't fry a lot and my cooper tray does the trick. I've used it for store wings, pizza rolls, eggs rolls and all kinds of other things. Did you know BBB 20% off coupon never expires? ๐Ÿ™‚ I'm trying you recipe for the fourth thx ๐Ÿ™‚

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  4. Robert Marshall
    Robert Marshall says:

    anyone try moving the wings to a wire rack over a paper towel to let them dry a bit, then tossing the wings in corn starch before putting in the oven to produce a crispier wing before coating with sauce? may add a bit of flour to give a more cripsy coat and help hold the sauce on the wings? I don't have a pressure cooker to try it my self.

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  5. Pheesao
    Pheesao says:

    Love your recipe. Very similiar to what I use for my equally fussy & camera shy husband.
    A note – Many people comment upon your eyes. Just so you know, you are stuck with those 'Bedroom Eyes' for the rest of your life. I've had strange men tell me about my eyes all my life. I'm 61 and it hasn't stopped yet.
    Men love bedroom eyes for some reason. Good luck with that & hope you're husband is secure and not the jealous type.
    Strange men have & still, approach me to tell me about my eyes. Even with my husband right next to me. I even tried brown contacts; didn't work. Just attracted a different kind of men. It doesn't stop the truly determined who want to tell me how beautiful my eyes are. ( Like I haven't heard it all my life. Duh!)
    My eyes only see my husband. They're the only eyes that I have. They will be donated upon my death. One day, someone else can have my bedroom eyes, besides me.

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  6. Elizabeth Beauchamp
    Elizabeth Beauchamp says:

    Hey Nili! I know this is older and I am not sure if you will get this but you mentioned putting Avocado oil in your Misto. Have you done a video on the Misto? I have considered getting one but I wasnโ€™t sure it could handle the viscosity of the avo oil. Have you had continued success with it?

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  7. Tony O
    Tony O says:

    Oil and water do not play well with each other is the reason is splatters. Second, once you reduce it down like you want it, sprinkle a little corn starch in it, it will bind the oil and water at a boil, and thicken the sauce dramatically coming from a boil and starting to cool.

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  8. Fleur MP
    Fleur MP says:

    Hi Nili, I want to try this recipe for dinner. I need to double the quanity for my family ie:4lb wings. Should I adjust the cooking time? Would you just double the sauce? Cheers, Fleur x

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  9. Debby Ann
    Debby Ann says:

    I made one change..I have a convection oven and put up to F 425 degrees for 10-15 minutes depending upon the size of the wings…and does great since the heat hits it from all sides a bit more. Soooo tender! loved your liquid in the pot!

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