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By james oakley
on March 05, 2002
I soak the wings in the buttermilk and then shake winds in a bag w/ an apropriate amount of flour and fry as is without spices. Mix the butter, spices(sans the extra salt...makes it too salty)and hotsauce in a large bowl with a top. Stick the bowl w/ butter and spices in the nuker long enough to melt the butter and stir all together. When wings are done, put them in the bowl with seasoning mixture, cover and shake. This will make wings just like Hooters!!
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My husband loves buffalo wings. I tried this recipe and he says its the best he has ever tasted. It was easy to prepare and the taste was great. Thank you
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on October 23, 2002
What a great recipe. The sauce was so good and was just the right amount of heat (not too much not too little). The whole plate was gone!! I will definitely make this again.
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on October 03, 2002
These wings were a blast at a party, so now I make them for all our parties and everyone loves them. Very tasty.
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This was a BIG hit at a Couples Bridal shower I gave. The guys all kept saying, I know these from somewhere to you order these...it was so funny to see the wives faces when I told them where the recipe came from, I think I might have gotten a few of them in trouble...lol.
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on July 12, 2010
WOW, you really nailed this one! the breading is awesome..but i cheated and bought hooters brand medium wing sauce... now if i can only get my wife in some of those orange shorts - I WOULD BE IN HEAVEN!!!
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on February 05, 2011
Absolutely A-Freaking-mazing. Without a doubt, the best hot wings I've ever had. They DO taste like Hooters, have that vinegary taste I love, but they are EVEN BETTER. Heat level is around the level of Hooter's "hot," Which is perfect for me. Can't wait to have the leftovers tomorrow! No adjustments needed, BTW. Perfect as written!
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I thought they were really good, amazingly I've never had Hooters' wings, but these were still really nice. My only complaint is the the amount of butter. Way too much, can be cut in half, at minimal.
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on January 17, 2011
WOW! I'm a huge Hot Wing fanatic & have been wishing for the perfect wing recipe like Hooters! THIS IS IT : ) My typical crew of weekend eaters were raving about these wings. I believe the magic has to be in the fridge time.
Bought a value pack of fresh wings & had over 30 pieces after using the kitchen shears. So I tripled the coating recipe & used the 3:1 ratio of Flour & Cornstarch. Also tripled most of the Sauce ingredients except: 1 heaping tsp. of Garlic Powder, 1/2tsp. of Salt, a good dash of Cayenne Pepper, & backed the Butter down to 1/2c.
These are Crazy Good & I'm thinking of a repeat performance tonight! : )
By dphazen
on April 25, 2010
This recipe needs no alterations. Best hot wings I've ever made. I had a party and one of my guest who is know for his homemade hot wings showed up, with his wings of course. I had already made these wings...I actually felt kind of bad for my friend, my wings were gone in no time at all, his were barely touched...He's no longer the "wing" guy.
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on October 11, 2011
Made this last night using chicken breast strips and it came out awesome! My husband was so impressed. I even cut the amount of butter in half, although next time I make it, I'm going to try it with no butter to see if I can make it more healthy. I fried the strips in about 1/2 cup of vegetable oil and turned them when each side was nice and brown.
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on August 29, 2011
We used Frank's Red Hot and the second time I made this the wings only had 20 minutes to sit in the batter. They were fabulous. We will definitely make these again. (and I never even added the spices on at the end. Only the sauce.)
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on February 25, 2011
Yummy! These were awesome, we had a bunch of soldiers over for the UFC fight and I love to make them sweat when it comes to hot wings. These were awesome. The regular batch per the recipe was perfect for myself and the kids. I used a different special death fire sauce for the guys and they gobbled these up. I did make a mistake of placing all the cooked wings in the slow cooker once done thinking they would stay warm; they stayed warm, but lost the crispiness. I will never do that again. The fight is on again tomorrow night and these are on the menu again of course. Thanks for the recipe.
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on January 27, 2011
I've been making this recipe for at least 9 years. I serve them in a crockpot on low at parties. I've learned that the longer they sit in the sauce, the hotter they get. Often I prepare ahead of time and pour the sauce on right before the party.
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I took a few liberties with this recipe to alter for what I had on hand. I completely thawed my wings and coated them in a flour mixture seasoned with Paprika, cayenne, a touch of mustard powder, and creole seasoning. Refrigerated for 1 hour and then fried as directed. When done I drained the grease off and then coated each wing in a mixture of 1 C. unsalted butter that had been melted and added to 1 1/2 c. Franks Red hot....same concept just different ingredients but these were the crispiest wings I have ever had....and they stayed crisp straight through our dinner party (well stayed crisp for as long as they lasted.....they went fairly quickly!) Will definitely make again using this method!!
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on September 12, 2010
Love the crispy outcome. There's nothin' worse than a rubbery wing. I do brine the wings in a kosher salt/water solution before coating with the flour mixture.Flavor to the bone this way.
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on August 05, 2010
I used regular sized drumsticks instead of itty bitty wings and they turned out super. I thought they were fairly mild... my husband claimed his mouth was burning. The heat level is apparently not made for the weak.
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on September 08, 2012
Todd, you're the man! Thank you for this extremely simple yet freaking delicious recipe! Perfection and hubby even said it's better than Hooter's! Yuuummm!!!
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These wings are the BEST wings you ever ate.
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on April 27, 2012
These are the best wings I've made. So good and simple. I find some people try to re-invent the wheel when writing recipes for wings. This one is a classic and will always remain my favorite.
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