First go at some wings

V-22 Osprey

Knows what a fatty is.
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Sidney, ME
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Kelly
Just getting into this grilling thing in the last few months. This site has been invaluable, many thanks! Smoked/grilled a lot of new things...brisket, ribs, pork belly, spatchcock chicken, drums, thighs,fatties and more. Pretty good for someone that just used to overcook burgers and chicken breast’s. Anyway thought I try some wings. Dry brind in fridge a couple days, dusted with Oakridge Secret Weapon and glazed with some of our favorite BBQ sauce at the end. Need to add a little heat next time but this is my new favorite cook! Love wings!
 

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Thanks! Yes, they are fun too cook and very tasty too! I got say the Weber Summit has really made things fun, very easy to use...4-5 cooks a week all winter!
 
I did wings tonight on my charcoal summit! I love it and wings. I'm doing wings weekly it seems. At least.
 
Those wings look pretty darn good, you want a little heat, dust them with some Tony Chachere Creole Seasoning and your favorite poultry rub or just go with the Tony's.
 
I'd hit that! Nice looking wings, Kelly.

Completely agree on the encouragement, ideas, and know-how (a la Garyclaw above) around here.

I second the Oakridge HDD as a possible addition/sprinkle to whatever other seasoning/flavor you choose if you're looking for a small kick to the heat.
 
Looks on point, you can always layer seasonings to get more heat and flavor. just be careful to the layers don't have too much salt or you'll end up with salty ass wings
 
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