Introduction: Making Hot Wings: the Evolution
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About: I was born in 1976 in the town of Atascadero, California, which translates to "mud hole." It's an apt description, believe me. It was after moving to Colorado that I got interested in the sciences, and in musi…
Some time ago, I posted a process for making hot wings. It got featured, and proved to be fairly popular. However, my methods have actually evolved since then, so I thought I'd share a video showing how I've been making these delicious delicacies recently. I hope you enjoy it, and please leave me any comments and questions you might have.
10 Comments
11 years ago on Introduction
Orange Marmalade....
(Insert Homer Simpson sound effect)
That sounds so good.
11 years ago on Introduction
wow holy crap you make HUGE hot wings
they look very good
Reply 11 years ago on Introduction
That's just how they happened to come in this particular bag. I buy them in large frozen bags from Sam's Club. The size tends to be all over the place from bag to bag.
11 years ago on Introduction
I don't usually watch videos but your sauce intriqued me, I've never thought of using perserves but it does sound really good, If you check out my pb and j ible you'll see I HAVE mixed hotsauce and jam together, just not in a sauce. I'm not a fan of wings but I do enjoy (homemade) diablo tenders (I only use the red water for muscle aches) I've found that if you heat the butter first and get rid of most of the moisture the hot sauce blends in without an emulsifier
11 years ago on Introduction
nice cast iron, still gotta get me one of those lol
11 years ago on Introduction
I really like this video! Sounds like an interesting recipe. I wonder if mustard would work in place of honey as an emulsifier to cut on the sweet.
Reply 11 years ago on Introduction
I've tried that, and I think mustard adds too much of its own pungency, though that's just my taste. If you want to leave out the honey, the butter itself has some emulsifiers in it, so you can stir it in more slowly, one pat at a time, and it'll probably work.
11 years ago on Introduction
Going to have to try this. Looks good.
Have you tried Maple Syrup?
Reply 11 years ago on Introduction
Ooh, there's a thought. I'll have to give that one a go.
11 years ago on Introduction
Looks good