
Ingredients:
2 lbs chicken wings (separated at the joint and wing tips clipped off)
2 cups Buffalo Wing sauce*
2 tablespoons Wondra flour
1 teaspoon cayenne pepper
salt
pepper
canola oil for frying
to serve: blue cheese dressing and celery sticks
Directions:
Sprinkle both sides of each wing part with salt, pepper, cayenne pepper and the flour. Set aside. Heat 2 inches oil to 350 degrees in a very large, heavy pot or frying pan. You can test the oil by inserting a chopstick straight down into the oil. If the oil is hot enough bubbles will form vigorously up the chopstick. When the oil is hot enough put all the wings in at once. Carefully stir the wings so they do not stick together. Cook until they are golden brown, and then continue to cook them a couple of minutes more. Under cooked wings can be unpleasantly chewy. Scoop wings out and put into a large bowl and toss with the wing sauce. Serve immediately with generous servings of blue cheese dressing and celery. Lots of napkins couldn't hurt either.
*We use one cup of Anchor Bar Hotter Buffalo Wing Sauce and one cup Anchor Bar Suicidal Buffalo Wing sauce whisked together. The Hotter has a better flavor but the Suicidal is really hot so together they make the perfect sauce! You can find it at your local grocery store and I bet the Anchor Bar website would also sell it.
I'm going to try that flour-that's a great suggestion! These look really good!
ReplyDeleteI made boneless South Beach diet buffalo wings this weekend. Once I can indulge in flour again I'm totally going to try these. The boyfriend will love the added crispiness and I'll love that they aren't full on breaded!
ReplyDeleteHey, I never realized you had a new blog... re-founded you via the webbies. You should go to Anchor Bar sometime, the place is a total dive but they do have amazing wings.
ReplyDeleteThe Anchor bar has their own sauce?
ReplyDeleteI believe they used Frank's hot sauce in the old days. Flour, salt, pepper, fried then tossed in a bowl with melted butter and hot sauce.
Triple bypass material but oh so delish.
Great Recipe! We all love wings around here! I'm hosting a blog party tomorrow if you want to bring your wings! :-)
ReplyDeleteThe sauce sounds great but I'm not into frying my wings. I like to roast them in the oven or, when the weather allows it here in New England, I grill them!
ReplyDeletemm mm good!
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whether you win the contest or not, for my money you're the best food blog!
Oh, my. This has me really craving wings. I may have to make some for dinner tonight now.
ReplyDeleteDude those look absolutely devine. Thanks so much for the info, i'm gonna try them out tonight for dinner!
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wuuuuuuuuu
ReplyDeleteyummy...