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Old 06-13-2008, 06:56 PM
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Werd Bran.

Someone posted a pretty good recipe for wings a few posts back; I do pretty much the same thing, except try marinating the wings overnight in buttermilk. juicy goodness I also add all the salt, black pepper, cayenne pepper, paprika and a little corn starch to the flour before breading. Double dredging through that makes the crispiest damn wings.

Over "heat" the sauce with Dave's, then add the butter at the end to thicken and cut the heat to where you want it. I have it dialed in so sweat is just starting to bead on my forehead at the last wing.

Bonus round: homemade blue cheese dressing FTW!!!

ok, I'm now salivating. Why did I do this to myself
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hot!!!! ahahahahahah that was my recipe posted way back yours sounds good too i just dont like my wings breaded just deep fried well not burnt so that the skin is crispy still and nice and saucy!!!!! oh and the blue cheese is a flippin must along with a few celery stocks!!!! BAM!!!! hahahahahaha
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Originally Posted by AngrySubyWagon
is it more of a paste???
yeah i think thats the one
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Originally Posted by AngrySubyWagon
is it more of a paste???
Sriracha is not a paste, but it's not liquid like Tabasco. It's somewhere in between. I also love Sambal Oelek. It's a Vietnamese or Indonesian or something, I'm not too sure, garlice chili sauce. Awesome!
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^^^^^hmmm gonna have to try that one!!
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i always see that stuff (paste sauce) at vietnamese/korean restaraunts. i'm addicted
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^^^^yeah you just gotta make sure you dont spill it on your seats! hahaha
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^^^^yeah you just gotta make sure you dont spill it on your seats! hahaha
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mmmmmmmmm the green tabasco is good! just tried it for the first time i also tasted the smoky chipotle tabasco..... yuck!! but either of those two just dont cut it on my reecers burritos tapatio was just made for those i guess!!
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reecers burritos
MMM, Red Hot beef burrito.
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Originally Posted by Beam
Werd Bran.

Someone posted a pretty good recipe for wings a few posts back; I do pretty much the same thing, except try marinating the wings overnight in buttermilk. juicy goodness I also add all the salt, black pepper, cayenne pepper, paprika and a little corn starch to the flour before breading. Double dredging through that makes the crispiest damn wings.

Over "heat" the sauce with Dave's, then add the butter at the end to thicken and cut the heat to where you want it. I have it dialed in so sweat is just starting to bead on my forehead at the last wing.

Bonus round: homemade blue cheese dressing FTW!!!

ok, I'm now salivating. Why did I do this to myself
Holy crap that sounds good...send some to Ohio?
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Originally Posted by alienbreed69
mmmmmmmmm the green tabasco is good! just tried it for the first time i also tasted the smoky chipotle tabasco..... yuck!! but either of those two just dont cut it on my reecers burritos tapatio was just made for those i guess!!
dude...Warren, you have to mix green and red. I did and it's awesome. Yes i was bored at work. And chipotle is disgusting.
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Originally Posted by Beam
Werd Bran.

Someone posted a pretty good recipe for wings a few posts back; I do pretty much the same thing, except try marinating the wings overnight in buttermilk. juicy goodness I also add all the salt, black pepper, cayenne pepper, paprika and a little corn starch to the flour before breading. Double dredging through that makes the crispiest damn wings.

Over "heat" the sauce with Dave's, then add the butter at the end to thicken and cut the heat to where you want it. I have it dialed in so sweat is just starting to bead on my forehead at the last wing.

Bonus round: homemade blue cheese dressing FTW!!!

ok, I'm now salivating. Why did I do this to myself
Soaked in buttermilk? You know how we do.....
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Originally Posted by bpang1
Holy crap that sounds good...send some to Ohio?
Man Blake, if you can't find a good chicken place there.......
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Originally Posted by 04caliwrx
i like franks red hot but it is reallhy hard to get in calin
I'm in Redwood City, just south of you. I'll keep an eye out for ya. I usually find it in standard grocery stores. We use it all the time for making wings - pretty much similar style to the other recipes mentioned in this thread with a couple drops of Dave's for tongue-scorching goodness.

(Speaking of San Carlos - do you ever go to Jersey Joe's up in Belmont? Friggin' amazing cheesesteak sammiches!)

Still, sad I'm not seeing other mean green El Yucateco lovers out there. Check it out, folks. A green spicy, habanero sauce that just may glow in the dark. Tasty, but not for everyone. Love it with chile relleno burritos.
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