Yogi Wings

"Got this recipe from Bobby Flay's Food Nation. It is so good and great for a party."
 
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photo by Sharlene~W photo by Sharlene~W
Ready In:
47mins
Ingredients:
15
Serves:
8
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ingredients

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directions

  • Sauce: Melt the butter and sauté garlic for 3 minutes. Add the flour and stir, making a roux; cook for 5 minutes stirring slowly. Add the hot sauce, and whisk constantly to avoid lumps; add vinegar. Put on low flame and cook until thickened and roux has cooked out (makes 11/2 pints).
  • For Chicken: Combine all the dry ingredients into a medium bowl. Rinse the chicken and pat dry. Place 1/3 of the chicken in large bowl and spread some of the dry mixture liberally over the chicken mix with your hands until coated well. Repeat the process with the other 2/3 of the chicken, but make sure you only do 1/3 at a time refrigerate for 2 hours.
  • Place chicken on middle rack of grill on low heat and cook until crispy, turning as needed. Dip wings in sauce and place in container to keep warm until needed.
  • You can also fry these in oil until done and crispy then dip in the sauce.

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Reviews

  1. When I looked at that list of spices, I thought surely it must be wrong (teaspoons rather than tablespoons?), but forged ahead anyway--I mean, who wants to argue with Bobby Flay when it comes to grilling. If I did my math correctly, you would end up with 32 tablespoons of pure spices for 50 wings. I ended up with 11 tablespoons left in the bowl after a nice heavy coating on each wing. I checked original recipe and it is posted exactly same. Flavor was good, just beware of quantity of seasoning.
     
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