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    Buffalo Chicken Wings

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    A classic crowd-pleaser, these Buffalo Chicken Wings are perfect for a gathering or a family meal.

    Ingredients for Buffalo Chicken Wings

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    Chicken Wings, Separated at joints, tips discarded

    0 lb

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    Neutral Oil

    to taste

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    Mild Hot Sauce

    0.25 fluid ounces

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    Unsalted Butter, Melted

    tablespoons

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    Sherry Vinegar

    tablespoons

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    Garlic, Minced

    tablespoons

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    Salt

    to taste

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    Black Pepper

    to taste

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    How to Make Buffalo Chicken Wings

    1. Prep the Chicken Wings

    With a sharp knife, separate the wings at the joints and discard the tips or save them for stock. Toss the wingettes and drumettes in neutral oil.

    2. Grill the Wings

    Set up the grill for indirect cooking and place the wings on the cooler side. Cover and cook for 15-20 minutes, turning once or twice.

    3. Make Buffalo Sauce

    Combine hot sauce, melted butter, vinegar, minced garlic, salt, and pepper to make the Buffalo sauce.

    4. Toss Wings in Sauce

    Once the wings are cooked through, toss them in the Buffalo sauce to coat them evenly.

    5. Finish on the Grill

    Place the sauced wings on the hotter side of the grill and cook until browned on both sides, achieving a crispy exterior.

    Pitfalls and tips

    For traditional frying, double fry

    first at a lower temperature, let them rest, then refry at a higher temperature for maximum crispiness.

    For traditional frying, a double fry can help

    first, fry at a lower temperature, let them rest, then refry at a higher temperature for maximum crispiness.

    For traditional frying, a double fry can help

    first, fry at a lower temperature, let them rest, then refry at a higher temperature for maximum crispiness.


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