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thirdeye

somebody shut me the fark up.

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Jan 14, 2006
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At home on the range in Wyoming
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I recently made some whole stuffed chicken 🐔 wings 3 ways. First were a couple with breakfast sausage, then 4 with Asian chicken filling, and 4 more that were like a jalapeno popper filling. Removing the bones from the drumette and flat takes a few minutes, stuffing is pretty easy and I leave enough room so I can tuck the meat back in to seal the end. Or you can fill more and use a toothpick.
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Cooking time was close to an hour total with a 350° pit temp, and I only monitor the temp of the filling, and watch the color of the skin. You will see filling recipes using everything from mac-n-cheese, fried rice, or about any kind of meatball mixture you can think of. It's all good.
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Dont give KFC idea's, its bad enough we got boneless wings, we don't need stuffed wings. I want my bone in honey bbq wings back.
 
I deboned 13 whole wings yesterday for stuffing today.
Things I learned (my first time)

I much prefer the paring knife over scissors to cut the ligaments.
Dislocating the joints prior to starting is a must do.
Once the tendons are cut, your fingers are the best tool to peel the meat from bone.
Out of 13 I only cut the skin on 1, so did pretty good.
The wings that have broken bones are the most difficult.

I will go Asian bbq with these today. Stuff with a cabbage pork type stuffing then on to the smoker with some Bachan’s Japanese sauce to finish. Fried rice as a side.
 
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