Chicken Wings on the Blackstone Griddle 3 Ways


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Learn how to make chicken wings on the Blackstone griddle, three different ways! I’ll show you how to make easy buffalo wings on …

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  1. Paul Psathas
    Paul Psathas says:

    Dude!!! I think it was the last one where you appealed to my Italian roots, but now you're appealing to my Buffalo, NY roots!!! They all look amazing but those Garlic Parms are FIRE!!!! Killer as always man!!

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  2. Masterlee43
    Masterlee43 says:

    My local Rouse's Supermarket had fresh chicken wings on sale last week $1.79lb. I never buy them as I have had no recipe's to really use them for, until now. I've never even been to Hooter's so I am not even able to compare the flavors. But doing it at home using these 3 recipe's would be so much fun. I might even do a 4th just to try putting my spin on it, but these are all winners. Some people might add a dipping sauce, but honestly I think they are great as is. I do totally 100% agree with cutting off those wing tips. Also I noticed you used a grill that the cleaning was away from you, and not towards you. Did you have a change of thought on that process. As for the whole cooking process well this is perfect game day food and would be so much fun to make. Now on a more serious note 8 and a 1/2 point underdogs. Well if the Tennessee team I have been watching shows up it's going to be a game to watch. Also congratulations on the continued success of your platform growing. Someone close to me always says "You Deux You" and I truly believe in that. Great Video!

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  3. 2Wheels_NYC
    2Wheels_NYC says:

    Great wing spread! They all look great! Maybe some dipping sauce for each… Bleu cheese / Ranch for the buffalo, Thick creamy vodka sauce for the parmesan, and a gochujang aioli for the Asian. Just a thought.

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  4. Todd B
    Todd B says:

    Love me some wings on the griddle. I do the Buffalo, honey BBQ (mix some Baby Rays and honey) and sweet chili (just sweet chili sauce out of the bottle). I gotta try parm garlic now. Great cook Neil.

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  5. praetorxyn
    praetorxyn says:

    My technique for separating flats and drumettes is to lay the wing down so that the drumette is on the left (whether the wing is upside down or not), then I just feel with my knife at the right edge of the drumette right where it meets the flat and press down; it takes a bit of doing the first few times you do it, but when you figure it out it hits the groove every time and goes through like butter with less effort and less mess than other methods I've seen. I always cut the wing tips off before separating the flats from the drumettes.

    I'm also a huge proponent of dry brining, but I don't dry brine wings because they're so thin.

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  6. Cedar Oak Farm
    Cedar Oak Farm says:

    Jackpot, BOOM, just got home from church and see this, total win right here. Nothing better than chicken wings, your techniques makes the difference for us newbies. Amy films it perfectly. We found the best prices on wings to be Sam's or Costco for now. We go through a lot. You sure are right about learning the timing for griddle cooking, it is the final talent acquired.

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  7. Bob Parmenter
    Bob Parmenter says:

    Wing tips = trash!?!? They're perfect for home made chicken stock, loaded with gelatin! C'mon man!!

    Good job on the wings though, sure that Asian style sauce picked up some wok hei searing on the griddle.

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  8. C Farrell
    C Farrell says:

    First and foremost thankful for your service in the USN. I am a vet also. I appreciate you and your misses for posting these videos. I never would have thought of Bone in chicken on the griddle. It is something I want to refer back to in the future when I finally get mine.

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