ChileRelleno have you ever tried rice four and frying? I posted this method a few years back and people went nuts over it. They get super crunchy and there is not a heavy trace of breading on them in like with other starches.
Grilling/smoking with a Vortex is whole nother ballgame.Walchit said:I've seen people adding cornstarch to their rub and they claim to get crispy skin. On a Weber with a vortex in the middle, wings around the outside, extra hot fire
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I'll go so far as to say, that those who are using cornstarch and rub seasoning together only in a single dredge method are getting crispier wings solely on the merits of the Vortex and not the cornstarch.Walchit said:I've seen people adding cornstarch to their rub and they claim to get crispy skin. On a Weber with a vortex in the middle, wings around the outside, extra hot fire
thanks, I know where you're coming from on the rice flour, yep it is very good for frying.The Hot Pepper said:Try rice flour it's a gamechanger.
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Thanks for your time and help , GGChileRelleno said:Crunchy wings in the oven isn't hard.
Step1.
4-6lbs of wings.
Dry skin, dry those wings off and then air dry them in the fridge for at least 24hrs.
Single layer on wire rack.
Step2.
Aluminum Free Baking Powder.
NOT Baking Soda.
Mix together
1.5T baking powder
1/4c flour
Your favorite seasonings
Now thouroghly dredge the wings in this mix.
Step 3.
Preheat oven to 450°
Step 4.
Keep wings on wire rack and spray lightly with oil
Step 5.
Cook wings on wire rack for 30 minutes, 185° IT on the bone.
Step 6.
Toss in favorite sauce.
Âsalsalady said:Hey, arent you guys supposed to be posting your WINGS?!?!???
Sodium aluminum sulfate you mean I just checked the baking powder I have and that's the only aluminum on a see I'm pretty sure just looking for a confirmation thanks for your time and all the help now I'm hooked on wings and I want them better and betterChileRelleno said:Crunchy wings in the oven isn't hard.
Step1.
4-6lbs of wings.
Dry skin, dry those wings off and then air dry them in the fridge for at least 24hrs.
Single layer on wire rack.
Step2.
Aluminum Free Baking Powder.
NOT Baking Soda.
Mix together
1.5T baking powder
1/4c flour
Your favorite seasonings
Now thouroghly dredge the wings in this mix.
Step 3.
Preheat oven to 450°
Step 4.
Keep wings on wire rack and spray lightly with oil
Step 5.
Cook wings on wire rack for 30 minutes, 185° IT on the bone.
Step 6.
Toss in favorite sauce.