Re-Constructed boneless Hot wings

 by bawkbagawk
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I was brain storming ways to turn simple comfort foods into fancy modern dishes, In this Instructable ill show you how to re-construct a pub favorite, Hot Wings! you will learn how to make Perfectly cooked chicken breast, The crispiest skin, Red hot caviar topped off with a blue cheese Foam. Enjoy.
What you will need for this instructable:
Skin-on Chicken Breast
Franks red hot sauce
2% milk
Blue Cheese
Salt
Red wine Vinegar (optional)
Cooling rack
Temperature controller (For sous vide Cooking)
Agar-Agar
Olive Oil (Cooking oil)
Soy Lecithin
Slotted spoon
Eye dropper or food plunger (syringe)

 
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Step 1: CRISPY SKIN

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 First you need to gently (without tearing) remove the skin from the breast (I couldn't find skin on breasts so I am using the skin from a Leg/Thigh) after you remove the skin cut into "uniform" pieces, around 2x3 inches or so, the skin will shrink considerably.Pre-heat your oven to 300 Degrees Celsius. Place the skin on your rack. Lightly salt the skin (remember to place a pan under for the fat to drip in)  Place in the oven on the middle rack for 25 minutes. Leave on the rack until you are ready to plate.
robdotrob says: Jun 6, 2012. 9:19 AM
You need to make this for us the next time we are over, please.

Awesome job man.
bajablue says: May 8, 2012. 10:23 AM
Wonderful!!!
cheffy1 says: May 2, 2012. 9:29 PM
Really like this idea/presentation. Gonna save it and use it for an upcoming dinner. Maybe foam the blue cheese. But your way is killer.
bawkbagawk (author) in reply to cheffy1May 2, 2012. 4:46 PM
My idea here was to foam the blue cheese, If I were to do this again I think I would infuse cream with the blue cheese and send it through an NO2 dispenser.
Lorddrake says: May 2, 2012. 4:25 AM
insanely complex way to serve up hot wings .. but full marks for style :)
Penolopy Bulnick says: May 1, 2012. 10:23 AM
This is the fanciest hot wing I have ever seen!
jessyratfink says: May 1, 2012. 9:49 AM
That's fantastic! Frank's caviar is perhaps my favorite kind I've seen so far. :D
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