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So you actually baked them then just seared them...
So, really, they're baked wings, right?
Key is putting them in a brine first otherwise they'll dry out. Take them out of the brine and pat dry. Brush them lightly with vegetable oil and apply whatever seasoning you want. Get your smoker to around 275-300 degrees (you don't need low and slow for most chicken pieces). Put them on away from the smoke box. They'll only take about 1.5 hours depending on the size of the wings.Pray tell your method of smoking because I love to smoke ribs, pork tenderloin, turkey, turkey breast.
Would like to give wings a shot.
Key is putting them in a brine first otherwise they'll dry out. Take them out of the brine and pat dry. Brush them lightly with vegetable oil and apply whatever seasoning you want. Get your smoker to around 275-300 degrees (you don't need low and slow for most chicken pieces). Put them on away from the smoke box. They'll only take about 1.5 hours depending on the size of the wings.
Overnight is good but I would say at least 4-6 hours. Spice up your brine with whatever spices you're going to use when you cook them.Brine for how long? I brine turkey overnight.
Chicken, pork, beef, Cman has the same recipe for them all. Must be money.Waste too much gas cooking them on the grill. I like to boil them first, then finish them on the grill...
That was directed at the OP and his thread title.My point...
So you actually baked them then just seared them...
So, really, they're baked wings, right?
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Chuckles likes his wings...unprepared.I bet you Charles Kelly bakes his wings
Waste too much gas cooking them on the grill. I like to boil them first, then finish them on the grill...
Chuckles likes his wings...unprepared.
Serve with a full complement of blood pressure medication and a gallon of water per wing.Marinade in Half dales steak sauce and half Texas Pete(or like hot sauce). Overnight preferably.
get a smoker to 225-250. Slow cook for 1.5-2 hours.
If you have a fryer, take off after 1-1.5, finish in dyer for desired crispness.
Finish, season with Cajun seasoning