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NCguyHere

Is lookin for wood to cook with.
Joined
Dec 21, 2010
Location
Forest City, NC
Gonna try smoking a batch of wings tonight for the first time. Was wondering if anyone has any tips/advice I can follow? Would like to do em up in about 2hrs as that what time will allow this evening. Can anyone tell me what temp I should focus on, or if there are any quick marinades/brining I can apply?
Thanks ya'll :-D
 
It takes a little longer than two hours, but when you get a chance check out this.....

http://www.bbq-brethren.com/forum/showthread.php?t=110651

Marty did a variation of Groundhog66's wings (which are amazing) and he included the link to Groundhog66's recipe. I tried wings for the first time on the 4th using a variation of that recipe and they were awesome.

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I smoke wings at 275 - 300 degrees and it takes just a tad over two hours, I rub them in what ever Simply Marvelous I be in the mood for and then smoked them and pull them off and put them in a big bowl, add some Franks Buffalo wing sauce and some honey and cover them with plastic wrap and let them steam for about 1/2 hour, tossing in the bowl all the time to get even distribution of good stuff. I usually do 5 pounds at a time and they are the first to disappear...good luck
 
Thanks a ton guys! Was getting close to having to put them on. Those two threads are a heck of a starting point :thumb:
 
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