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grilledwings #hotwings #howtobbqright Crispy Hot Wings cooked on Charcoal Grill If you’re a fan of crispy hot wings but you want to avoid frying them, then …

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  1. trafficsignal101
    trafficsignal101 says:

    Wings should only be deep fried and covered with Frank's and butter mixture. Served with lots of blue cheese and celery! If you insist on using your grill, put a vat of oil on it so you can fry the wings! Grilled or baked wings are nasty! Corn starch!!!? You are breading them, no sense at all. BBQ, what a joke! How bad is this going to get? At 1:29 I a guessing Tabasco is coming up. Those are some nice sized wings. I wish I could find some of those! I damn sure would ruin them if I did. At about 4:37 he says it looks like fried chicken, but it doesn't. Just deep frying it if you want it to look like fried chicken there Einstein. I am only half way through this moronic video. Just how much more can be bad? Good or bad, big boy has had more than his fair share of fried chicken, or anything else! At 7:40ish he says it almost tastes like a fried wing! Almost doesn't cut it! This should help! Homestyle Crispy Buffalo Chicken Wings – Kitchen Conundrums with Thomas Joseph – YouTube

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  2. FoestarEnt.
    FoestarEnt. says:

    So I tried hickory with burgers and it was horrible. Too strong, though maybe I had them smoke too long? Not sure what to use my hickory with so maybe I'll try and make these wings this 4th coming up with our steaks on the new charcoal grill.

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  3. Jeremy Yan
    Jeremy Yan says:

    I would try making a rub and whisking it with the corn starch. I'd like to see how it meshes with the wings like flour and herbs and spices on fried chicken

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  4. Jamannabis
    Jamannabis says:

    I feel like you added too much corn starch, it's supposed to be a very light coating just to help dry out the skin so it crisps up better. The same thing can be achieved by using a half teaspoon of baking soda per lb of wings, it makes the skin more alkaline which also helps in the crisping process. Also, this method is not good for dry rubs, its best used when making sauced wings bc the crispy skin is much harder to get soggy than a battered wing that has been tossed in a sauce. Still a great video and I learned how to use the vortex and a chunk of wood to smoke my wings in my weber this weekend!

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  5. ktcolo1
    ktcolo1 says:

    I tried that corn starch thing and I didn't care for it. Maybe I didn't have it hot enough. I don't know, but it was a grainy texture. I prefer to just grill them plain.

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