How to Make Sous Vide Chicken Wings | Serious Eats


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Can Buffalo wings be made even better when cooked sous vide first? We think so. The low-and-slow cook in a hot water bath makes the meat incredibly tender …

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  1. astrangeone
    astrangeone says:

    Still prefer to steam the wings before frying or ovening the things. I don't have to waste a few plastic zip lock bags/foodsaver bags, and I don't have to wait an hour before they are falling off the bone tender.

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  2. KirkDickinson
    KirkDickinson says:

    I don't understand? I have a sous vide and enjoy it, but for something small like wings, they only take about 8 minutes in a good deep fryer without sous vide. Is there really much of a difference?

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  3. Rich W
    Rich W says:

    Since I’m not keen on getting a largely unnecessary piece of kitchen equipment like that thing, couldn’t I pull off the same thing with a low heat oven poach?

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  4. Juan Scrambo
    Juan Scrambo says:

    I’ve tried wings every way.. including sous vide at both of these temps. My favorite method is still coating them in corn starch and double frying them. That way the skin/coating stands up to the sauce. For a dry rub wing I prefer to rub, smoke, then fry them. It’s how we do it at several of my sister’s restaurants and they’ve been voted some of the best wings in Minneapolis (one of Alton Brown’s too 3 favorite food cities)

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