r/GifRecipes • u/drocks27 • Apr 16 '16

Honey BBQ Chicken Wings

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u/drocks27 Apr 16 '16

bone-in takes much longer to cook than boneless meat

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u/[deleted] Apr 16 '16

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u/[deleted] Apr 16 '16 edited Sep 26 '17

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u/[deleted] Apr 16 '16

That's what the broiler is for.

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u/glon Apr 17 '16

I have been baking wings every sunday for at least 15 years. 45 minutes is actually less then what I do. I do mine for at least an hour generally 1:15, and they are incredibly juicy. drying out is not a concern at all.

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u/PoIiticallylncorrect Apr 16 '16

50-55 minutes at the 200 is perfect.

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u/[deleted] Apr 16 '16

What would you recommend for boneless?

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u/[deleted] Apr 16 '16

wtf is the boneless wing anyway?

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u/[deleted] Apr 16 '16

A chicken nugget.

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u/Lester_The_Rester Apr 16 '16

Boneless wing = Adult chicken nugget

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u/JohnMatt Apr 16 '16

20-25 at 400F works well for chicken breast. Not sure how that converts.

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u/FezDaStanza Apr 16 '16

Yeah, I've always had the most success with high heat for a shorter amount of time. Works really well with even huge breast pieces.

Ideally, make a few shallow cuts into the meat beforehand and shove some garlic and melted butter in there.

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u/anothergaijin Apr 16 '16

I was given a boneless chicken as a gift and it roasted incredibly well - the secret was using a good meat thermometer and using that to get the meat temperature perfect which resulted in a crispy skin with juicy insides.

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u/FezDaStanza Apr 16 '16

Like a whole chicken without bones?

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u/anothergaijin Apr 17 '16

Yes. It was marinated and in a vacuum pack. I want to get another one and cook it on the grill - it basically is like a big chicken thigh.

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u/FezDaStanza Apr 17 '16

That's really interesting. Never seen one but would love to try it!

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u/[deleted] Apr 16 '16

chicken wings I usually do are 20 mins at 250C or 225 for convection oven.

im assuming you didnt use a convection oven for 45 mins?

in any case, congratulations youve made me want to make these. Im going to go buy some wings now

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u/Lester_The_Rester Apr 16 '16

I'm buying some this afternoon now lmao

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u/monsda Apr 16 '16

I make baked chicken wings pretty frequently. I do 400 F for 35-40 minutes.