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A local restaurant that I go to has a wing challenge. The "Asylum Wing". I am friends with the owner who is a chilehead and sometimes frequents this site. He uses Mad Dog 357's 5 million SHU extract and says that he makes the wings and sauce and spins them, then drips a line across the wings and spins them some more.

His contest, you can't take the meat off the wing, you have to eat it as is. 10 wings 30 minutes. I've never tried it because I agree with Scovie...I'm not touching extract.

Your best bet is fast, fast, fast and faster. If it is a real challenge, I doubt you are going to do anything to prepare for it. The fact that you've eaten a fresh Douglah, is as about as close to ready as you will get. Unless you buy some extract and practice with it for a while...lol (and good luck with that!)
 
nmorris, now that you mention it, the size of the wing is a thing to consider. Our "Wing Challenge" in Seattle had the big drum-ettes pieces, and they looked to be like small drumsticks, not a part of the wing that we usually see. A few of our party ordered regular wings, and they were the small little, first-section-back-from-the-wing-tip pieces. (don't get me started about what the prices were for the different orders.....!!!!!!)



The more I talk with chileheads and read how they react to "everyday food challenges" I'm feeling like the really hot chileheads are coming together in some of our great online forums and now our feedback is skewed because it's from serious chileheads,....not the general public.
 
salsalady said:
The more I talk with chileheads and read how they react to "everyday food challenges" I'm feeling like the really hot chileheads are coming together in some of our great online forums and now our feedback is skewed because it's from serious chileheads,....not the general public.
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I’ve done a few wing challenges, ok a couple dozen, all were timed and none were competition style. The first and the worst was insanity wings at Beanie’s, which is closed now, but those MFs were so hot for the next 4-6 hours I could feel them moving thru every inch of my intestine. So if the challenge is just to see who can eat the hottest wing, starting from mild up, I would strongly suggest eating something beforehand to line you stomached i.e. bread, cheese, humus anything.
The challenge at one of my favorite places to get wings is to eat 12 of their wings in 45 min. They have 3 sauces you have to eat 1 before 2 and so on, but I degrees, they claim that their 3 piece “chicken” wings weight 1/2lb pre cook, so you have to eat 6lb of wings in 45 min. I’d prep for this by not eating for at least 24hrs. Their sauce is really good, the challenge is more “meat than heat”, and I usually get that sauce on an order of regular wings when we go, but to do that you have to have done their challenge first.
 
We've been doing our Deathmatches for 6-7 years now. Even the hardcore chileheads tell me I am a sick puppy on a regular. We make them hot enough so many are on the verge of puking, not from bad flavor, but from involuntary gag reflex. We even had one guy crap himself years ago. God I love my job. Most that finish all 10 of the cute and cuddly avian appendages feel the effects for hours afterwards.
 
DEFCON Creator said:
We've been doing our Deathmatches for 6-7 years now. Even the hardcore chileheads tell me I am a sick puppy on a regular. We make them hot enough so many are on the verge of puking, not from bad flavor, but from involuntary gag reflex. We even had one guy crap himself years ago. God I love my job. Most that finish all 10 of the cute and cuddly avian appendages feel the effects for hours afterwards.
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Well, this is encouraging.
 
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It was pretty funny. He actually asked if he was disqualified. If you puke, you are out, he called me over stating he had an 'accident', I told I couldn't see any puke. He gestured with his head that the accident was below deck. Technically he was still in, and I told him that. He was a trooper and sat in his mess for the 'hands down, palms down' segment (5 minutes). He didn't win, and had a tad bit of difficulty making friends after the competition.
 
lol,i wish so bad i could have seen dude crap himself that is awesome.

haha,. am i disqualified? that is priceless.
 
So, I cooked the last 8 wings that were in the package that I bought and I recycled the hotwing sauce from last night that I put in a container. I have to say that the sauce was exponentially hotter tonight. I don't know if it just allowed all of the heat to mix in, or what the deal is, but that was hot. Not unbearable, but damn hot.
 
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I have been through many wing challenges including Defcon's Deathmatch and have a few pointers for you. One, eat some pasta beforehand. It won't fill you up, but you will want something in your stomach when that extract hits. Two, even though it is not timed, eat fast fast fast. The more you get down before the pain hits the better off you are. Do not take the time to take the meat off the bone, just bear down and eat. Also, do not stop. If you do you will most likely be done. Also, be prepared for some serious stomach issues later. Good luck.
 
I just got home from East Coast Wings, and I survived their Insanity Wing Challenge. :mouthonfire:

This was one of the largest wing pieces you'll ever see, smothered in their house recipe sauce that they rate at 1.5 million Scovilles.

I believe it. :hell:

Prior to this, the hottest thing I had eaten was my homemade bhut powder.

Had to sign the waiver form. I slammed that baby down as fast as I could with 6 of the staff watching me.

There was actually decent flavor, surely a fair amount of extract but this chain makes some great house sauces.

It was 6-7 minutes of pure hell as I sat there getting soaked in tears and sweat. :fireball:

About 15 minutes in, the sensation of a soldering iron down my throat subsided. 15 minutes after that, the cramps started.

I was able to drive home OK, two hours later and some "quality time" in the bathroom I feel much better.

Dreading tomorrow am!! :banghead:


I got my picture on their Wall of Flame and am now a certified hero to my teenage son.
 
Way To Go, Mr. Big!
 
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