Clint
TVWBB Olympian
I first tried making wings like this at a friends house probably back in 2011, using their gas grill. I was used to charcoal and I was really surprised at how good they came out.
I still prefer charcoal, sometimes, but I do them all the time on my gasser with great results.
I see people complain about their skin etc, and if you haven't had good success with wings yet, try this.
Run them hot and indirect. I check them at 20 minutes, then 10 more, and they're usually done. Today it took around 35 minutes to get the color I like. I normally pull between 185 & 195, but today I was going by color.
The wings were rubbed with Walkerswood Jerk paste while the grill heated up with some leftover hickory in the Moe's smokin pouch.
check the biggest one:
check the smallest one:
that's about 5 celery stalks halved lengthwise then in halves/thirds, with a little litehouse blue cheese
I still prefer charcoal, sometimes, but I do them all the time on my gasser with great results.
I see people complain about their skin etc, and if you haven't had good success with wings yet, try this.
Run them hot and indirect. I check them at 20 minutes, then 10 more, and they're usually done. Today it took around 35 minutes to get the color I like. I normally pull between 185 & 195, but today I was going by color.
The wings were rubbed with Walkerswood Jerk paste while the grill heated up with some leftover hickory in the Moe's smokin pouch.

check the biggest one:

check the smallest one:

that's about 5 celery stalks halved lengthwise then in halves/thirds, with a little litehouse blue cheese
