my latest trick for wings


 

Clint

TVWBB Olympian
Over the last ~2+ months I've revised my wing technique again.. Simple & even better results. My trick? Salt & pepper rub on the wings. Then onto the gas grill for ~30 minutes.

My gas grill - I cook so much stuff (bacon, wings, etc) that's where all the grease builds up, and if I leave the back burner on it'll catch on fire & stink out the neighborhood. Simple solution would be to clean it but in my laziness, I adapt (only use the back burner on low after a ~4 minute warmup). So front burner (closest to cook) is on high, middle is usually in medium, and back is either low or off (usually off)...and that makes my silver B ~500F +/- 25f

These ones I used SPOG & they seemed breaded; I might've used too much O&G because they seemed slightly breaded, but I prefer just S&P, foolproof so far

...don't do it like this (spog) - Friday's lunch I think:
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same ones - my propane ran out so I had to finish them in the oven:
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This is what I'm talking about!!! Last night's dinner but we were more interested in beer & chess & whatever the H I had going on:
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I've been using simpler sauces lately...... - these are the SPOG wings from Friday....I can tell because I was eating them at my shop desk:
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A wing post that doesn't mention the Vortex, I didn't think those existed anymore!!!
Great looking wings Clint,
Tim
 
Over the last ~2+ months I've revised my wing technique again.. Simple & even better results. My trick? Salt & pepper rub on the wings
Words of wisdom from the Wingmaster! Good looking eats Clint
 
Those look tasty Clint. I keep mine pretty simple too, although I think I've forgotten how to cook wings without the Vortex.
 

 

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