wings cut or whole?
doing a birthday party. be about 20 people and doing pulled pork and wings. Cooking 10 lbs butt for sandwiches and 10 lbs wings. I was going to buy large wings. My question is would you guys seperate the drummie from the other wing section or leave them whole. Seperate be twice as many pieces to help with numbers?? Be easier to cook on UDS if left whole. So leave whole or cut?
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My own experience with wings for parties is that whole ends up with too much waste. (but the parties I have had when making them had younger eaters for the most part)
With the pieces, when they took a bite and realized they were full, there was still another piece (from the original wing) for the next person. With the whole wings, that one bite and done led to more waste. Again, older eaters might not be a problem. Also, I don't own a UDS so if its easier to do whole, maybe leave them. Or pick up a few cooking screens, then you can lift out whole trays at a time and the pieces will not be a problem. Good luck with you cooking gig! |
When I prep mine, I snip off the tip and then cut through the skin from the inside of the joint. This cut goes all the way to the joint, but leaves it intact.
That way, I can cook them in one peice and they are super easy to just break apart when done prior to dipping or saucing. Kinda the best of both worlds. :-D Good Eats. TIM |
I prefer cut. When eating out, if they are whole, I pass.
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I get large wings from Sysco that are already separated. The come in 40# boxes and there are about 275/box.
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