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Although this homemade spice rub is intended for ribs to be smoked on the barbeque, it's also great on chicken and steaks, as long as there is smoke.

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Here's what you need: paprika, brown sugar, mustard powder, chili powder, cumin, granulated garlic, cayenne, kosher salt, ground pepper

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Sticky, sweet, spicy, and crispy Asian chicken wings are perfect party fare! They're marinated to be extra tasty and juicy and baked in the oven to be extra easy!

You didn't think I was going to let you host your Super Bowl party without a recipe for crispy, saucy chicken wings did ya? No matter how you like them...buffalo, spicy, mild, fried or baked...they're a must on the big day.

This year I'm mixing it up and going with Asian flavored wings.

Let me be clear. I LOVE buffalo wings. Hot and spicy, but not so hot that I choke and sputter, but not so mild that I don't need to have my beer handy to take the edge off.

But as much as I adore the classic, I love to test out new recipes too.

I've tackled various Asian flavored chicken wing recipes over the years, but this one is my favorite.
The marinade is packed full of Asian flavors...soy, hoisin, sesame, garlic, and ginger combined with a little brown sugar for sweetness and lime for tang. The wings are baked until crispy and the sauce is syrupy and thick.
Let's make Crispy Asian Chicken Wings

1. Gather all of your ingredients.

2. Whisk all of the ingredients for the marinade together.

3. Pour the marinade over the chicken. Place the chicken and all of the marinade in a ziplock bag and turn several times. Refrigerate at least four hours or even better, overnight.

4. Place the wings on a lined sheet tray and reserve the marinade.

5. Bake at 350 degrees F for an hour, turning a few times to prevent sticking and promote even cooking.

6. Add 1/2 cup water to the reserved marinade and boil until thickened and reduced. Serve the wings with sauce.

Tips for success

I've found that marinating the wings overnight makes for a super tender and flavorful bite.

Like your wings with more heat? Add a splash of Sriracha to dial it up.

Turn, turn, turn those wings as the bake so they don't burn and cook evenly.

They're perfect served with a sprinkle of sesame seeds, scallions, and a squeeze of lime for added flair.

If you're feeling saucy, cook the reserved marinade down to serve on the side or drizzled over the top. This is one of those times when less isn't more.

Paired with a big green salad, these Asian chicken wings make for a nice, light dinner too. No need to fuss with a pot of oil or an electric fryer since these are baked instead of fried, and the active prep time is pretty minimal.
Make sure you account for marinating the wings though, as they really do benefit from a good, overnight soak.
If you're serving these at your party, be sure to have a stack of napkins nearby to mop up all that sticky, spicy sauce. While you're at it, keep those cold beers close too.

These wings will definitely have your guests licking their fingers and wondering...buffalo who?

Check out these party food recipes!

Update Notes: This post was originally published in February 2016 but was republished with step-by-step photos and tips in January 2019.

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Sticky, sweet, spicy, and crispy Asian chicken wings are perfect party fare! They're marinated to be extra tasty and juicy and baked in the oven to be extra easy! You didn't think I was going to let you host your Super Bowl party without a recipe for crispy, saucy chicken wings did ya?

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I use January recipe testing as an excuse to have a chicken wing gorge-fest. Wings are among my favorite things to cook-variations are limitless-and eat, so with the Super Bowl as a seasonal excuse, I pretty much spend the entire month developing and sharing new wing ideas. Having covered the standard territory and then some, I'm forced into creative new wing ventures, which is great because it leads me to things like these spicy cumin wings

These were born out of my love for the cumin lamb noodles at Xi'an Famous Foods, which I previously adapted into a grill-able skewer form. I took that successful base recipe and reworked it to meet the unique challenges of wings.

Mainly I didn't want to use a wet marinade as I did with the skewers because that excess moisture would result in a flabby, rather than crispy wings, and that's not good eating in my book. So I separated the dry ingredients from the wet and began with a rub that relied heavily on cumin, but also added in ground szechuan peppercorns, salt, and baking powder, which assists in getting a crisp-skinned wing without frying.

I usually split my wings into drumettes and flats, but decided to keep them whole on a whim this particular day. So I placed my intact wings into a large bowl, sprinkled on the rub, and then tossed to coat them evenly.

To ensure maximum crispiness, I skewered the wings, stretching them out along the wooden stick to make sure as much skin would be exposed as possible to help create a consistently cooked and crunchy skin. I then let the wings sit in the fridge for 8 hours to let the exterior thoroughly dry out and give the baking powder time to do its magic.

As the wings rested, I had ample time to contemplate what to do with the sauce. I knew it needed soy sauce, sherry, and garlic to get the overall flavor profile I was aiming for, but I decided to take things a little further this time around.

For enhanced spiciness, I started the sauce off by slowly cooking red pepper flakes and garlic together in a bit of oil. To the infused oil, I added soy sauce, sherry, rice vinegar for a bit of tang, and a little sesame oil for that roasted sesame undertone. The sauce was certainly packed with flavor at this point, but I worried its thinness wouldn't effectively coat the wings later on, so I let the mixture simmer until it was thickened into a light glaze, which simultaneously concentrated its intensity.

When it was time to grill, I lit a full chimney of coals and then dumped it out on one side of the charcoal grate to make an indirect fire. Then I placed the wings on the cool side of the grill, covered, and let them cook until the skin crisped-about 40 minutes.

Due to the extra-heavy spice coating, these didn't reach the same crackling exterior as many of my other wing recipes. To get a little extra crunch out them, and flavor, I flipped them over to the hot side of the grill and let them cook until some light charring developed.

Then I flipped them back to the cool side of the grilled and brushed them all over with the glaze, which turned them from a dry earthy yellow to a glistening, attractive brown. Since the glaze was already pretty thick, I didn't have to let it cook down on the grill any longer, so removed the chicken and set them out for eating.

Man, were these wings something else. They packed enough heat to give my lips a little tingle, but not so much that it masked the cumin centerpiece. The sauce had a great salty and sour depth that achieved the same intoxicating flavor combination of that original influential dish, albeit in a bold and different balance that seemed more fitting for a wing. As much as I loved this recipe, I can see them being a challenge for those unfamiliar with the spicy cumin gospel. But hey, that's why there's a game day wing to fit just about every taste out there.

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Upgrade your next game day with this tangy, spicy chicken wings recipe. After coating the wings with flour and roasting them, cover them with a beautiful, bright orange blend of mango (or pineapple), habanero peppers, spices, lime juice, and honey before throwing them into the oven one more time to get them crispy and caramelized. The result is a hot, sweet flavor that'll make your wings stand out from the rest.

Ingredients

for 2 servings

½ cup flour (60 g)

½ teaspoon chili powder

½ teaspoon garlic powder

½ teaspoon pepper

½ teaspoon salt

1 lb chicken wing (455 g)

1 mango

3 habanero peppers, optional, seeded or unseeded

2 cloves garlic

½ teaspoon paprika

¼ cup apple cider vinegar (60 mL)

2 tablespoons lime juice

¼ cup honey (85 g)

Preparation

1. Preheat oven to 425ºF (220ºC).

2. In a small mixing bowl, combine flour, chili powder, garlic powder, pepper, and salt.

3. Pat the chicken wings dry using a paper towel.

4. Batter them in the flour mixture and place chicken wings on a wired baking sheet.

5. Bake at 425ºF (220ºC) for 45 minutes, flipping halfway for even cooking.

6. In a food processor or blender, mix together the mango, habanero peppers, garlic, paprika, apple cider vinegar, and lime juice. Blend until fully combined. The mixture should be a bright orange vibrant color.

7. In a saucepan, combine honey with your mango habanero mixture at medium heat. Stir occasionally to prevent sticking and simmer for 5-10 minutes or until your sauce reaches a prefered consistency.

8. Fully coat your cooked wings in the sauce then place on a parchment-lined baking sheet.

9. Bake at 450ºF (230ºC) for 8-10 minutes or until sauce has slightly caramelized.

10. Enjoy!

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Upgrade your next game day with this tangy, spicy chicken wings recipe. After coating the wings with flour and roasting them, cover them with a beautiful, bright orange blend of mango (or pineapple), habanero peppers, spices, lime juice, and honey before throwing them into the oven one more time to get them crispy and caramelized.

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I use January recipe testing as an excuse to have a chicken wing gorge-fest. Wings are among my favorite things to cook-variations are limitless-and eat, so with the Super Bowl as a seasonal excuse, I pretty much spend the entire month developing and sharing new wing ideas. Having covered the standard territory and then some, I'm forced into creative new wing ventures, which is great because it leads me to things like these spicy cumin wings

These were born out of my love for the cumin lamb noodles at Xi'an Famous Foods, which I previously adapted into a grill-able skewer form. I took that successful base recipe and reworked it to meet the unique challenges of wings.

Mainly I didn't want to use a wet marinade as I did with the skewers because that excess moisture would result in a flabby, rather than crispy wings, and that's not good eating in my book. So I separated the dry ingredients from the wet and began with a rub that relied heavily on cumin, but also added in ground szechuan peppercorns, salt, and baking powder, which assists in getting a crisp-skinned wing without frying.

I usually split my wings into drumettes and flats, but decided to keep them whole on a whim this particular day. So I placed my intact wings into a large bowl, sprinkled on the rub, and then tossed to coat them evenly.

To ensure maximum crispiness, I skewered the wings, stretching them out along the wooden stick to make sure as much skin would be exposed as possible to help create a consistently cooked and crunchy skin. I then let the wings sit in the fridge for 8 hours to let the exterior thoroughly dry out and give the baking powder time to do its magic.

As the wings rested, I had ample time to contemplate what to do with the sauce. I knew it needed soy sauce, sherry, and garlic to get the overall flavor profile I was aiming for, but I decided to take things a little further this time around.

For enhanced spiciness, I started the sauce off by slowly cooking red pepper flakes and garlic together in a bit of oil. To the infused oil, I added soy sauce, sherry, rice vinegar for a bit of tang, and a little sesame oil for that roasted sesame undertone. The sauce was certainly packed with flavor at this point, but I worried its thinness wouldn't effectively coat the wings later on, so I let the mixture simmer until it was thickened into a light glaze, which simultaneously concentrated its intensity.

When it was time to grill, I lit a full chimney of coals and then dumped it out on one side of the charcoal grate to make an indirect fire. Then I placed the wings on the cool side of the grill, covered, and let them cook until the skin crisped-about 40 minutes.

Due to the extra-heavy spice coating, these didn't reach the same crackling exterior as many of my other wing recipes. To get a little extra crunch out them, and flavor, I flipped them over to the hot side of the grill and let them cook until some light charring developed.

Then I flipped them back to the cool side of the grilled and brushed them all over with the glaze, which turned them from a dry earthy yellow to a glistening, attractive brown. Since the glaze was already pretty thick, I didn't have to let it cook down on the grill any longer, so removed the chicken and set them out for eating.

Man, were these wings something else. They packed enough heat to give my lips a little tingle, but not so much that it masked the cumin centerpiece. The sauce had a great salty and sour depth that achieved the same intoxicating flavor combination of that original influential dish, albeit in a bold and different balance that seemed more fitting for a wing. As much as I loved this recipe, I can see them being a challenge for those unfamiliar with the spicy cumin gospel. But hey, that's why there's a game day wing to fit just about every taste out there.

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A couple years back I tried my hand at real deal Memphis dry rub ribs-that's where the ribs are cooked over charcoal, brushed with a vinegar-rub mixture while cooking, and finished with a healthy dusting of more dry rub. While the results were undoubtedly tasty, they didn't reach the delectable heights of the more commonplace barbecued rib. This started me thinking if ribs were truly the best medium for this dry-rub application, and I couldn't help but wonder if my so-loved wings might be a more apt choice for delivering the full impact of the sweet, spicy, and herbal rub. Well, I gave it a try and here's how things played out.

I started off by making a batch of the same Memphis rub I developed for the ribs, albeit in a smaller quantity. A Memphis rub is somewhat unique in that it has origins in Greek cuisine thanks to its creator's, Charlie Vergos, Greek heritage. This manifests itself by bringing in herbs, like oregano and thyme, alongside barbecue rub standards like paprika, sugar, and garlic, just to name a few.

After mixing the rub, I placed two tablespoons of it into a separate bowl and mixed that with a tablespoon of baking powder. This would be the first of three applications of the rub and the baking powder here helps create a textured skin on the wing that enhances its crunch and ability to hold sauce.

In a large bowl, I tossed three pounds of wings in the rub/baking powder mixture. Once throughly distributed, each wings had only a light visible coating of rub, but that was fine because the majority of it would get added in right before serving.

I then arranged the wings on a wire rack and placed them in the fridge overnight. This air drying step is pretty critical if you're after crispy grilled (or baked) wings as it dehydrates them, which leads to quicker and better browning and crisping when cooked.

The next day I fired up a full chimney of charcoal and arranged all the coals on one side of the grate to create a two-zone fire. I then placed the wings on the cool side of grill, covered, and let them cook at high heat-this is usually around 450°F at the start of the cook.

Since wings have an abundance of fat to keep them moist, I cook them for the ideal exterior texture rather than internal meat temperature. I'm looking for a golden brown wing with a skin that's tight and crisp, which usually takes about 45 minutes to achieve in this set-up.

Once the wings were done to my liking, I transferred them to a large bowl in preparation for the second rub application. Memphis dry-rub ribs are brushed consistently during cooking with a vinegar and rub mixture that imparts a little tang along with the seasoning. To replicate that here, I mixed a few tablespoons of apple cider vinegar with a couple tablespoons of rub and tossed it on the wings as the "sauce."

Lastly, I added in the remaining rub to give the wings their third layer of dry rub.

This created a final wing with a beautiful reddish color and a visible dry rub coating that's reminiscent of their rib inspiration. As I had hoped, the wings faired better than the ribs with the dry rub treatment. Both have a great earthy, spicy, and herbal flavor with a slight tang to back it up, but ribs cooked hot and fast over charcoal are just not a juicy and tender as those slow smoked. These wings, on the other hand, did not deviate from their most ideal cooking scenario (if you remove frying from the equation), so you get the benefit of totally crispy and juicy wings with all of the excellent Memphis dry rub flavor, and that makes for some mighty fine eats.

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Take your buffalo chicken wings a step further and coat them in Flamin' Hot Cheetos! The spicy crunchy coating is extremely addicting and once you start you won't be able to stop.

Need more excuses to use Hot Cheetos? Try making Flamin' Hot Corn Dogs!

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Freshly ground black pepper

Large pinch cayenne pepper

Celery sticks, for serving

1. Preheat oven to 425°. Season chicken wings with salt and pepper, then dredge in flour. Next, dip wings in egg, and then in Cheetos crumbs.

2. Arrange chicken in an even layer on a large baking sheet and bake for 18 to 20 minutes, or until chicken is cooked through.

3. Meanwhile, in a small bowl combine hot sauce, honey, and butter. Microwave, whisking every 15 seconds until butter is melted and mixture is combined.

4. Pour hot sauce mixture over wings and arrange on platter.

5. In a medium bowl, whisk together buttermilk, mayonnaise, sour cream, dill, onion powder, garlic powder, cayenne. Stir in blue cheese.

6. Serve wings hot, with dressing and celery sticks for dipping.

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These sweet and sticky honey BBQ chicken wings are the ultimate game day food that everyone will love.

Ingredients

for 20 wings

1 cup flour (125 g)

1 teaspoon chili powder

1 teaspoon kosher salt

1 teaspoon black pepper, freshly ground

1 teaspoon paprika

1 teaspoon garlic powder

20 chicken wings, or drumettes

1 cup BBQ sauce (290 g)

½ cup honey (170 g)

Nutrition Info

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Calories 181

Fat 7g

Carbs 20g

Fiber 2g

Sugar 13g

Protein 8g

Estimated values based on one serving size.

Preparation

1. Preheat oven to 425°F (220°C).

2. In a bowl, combine flour, chili powder, salt, pepper, paprika, and garlic powder. Coat the wings in the flour evenly, shaking off any excess.

3. Place the floured wings on a parchment paper-lined baking sheet and spread them out in a single layer.

4. Bake for 45 minutes, flipping halfway through, until skin is crispy and golden brown.

5. Preheat oven to 500°F (250°C).

6. In a separate bowl, combine the BBQ sauce and the honey. Stir the cooked wings in the sauce and coat them evenly.

7. Place the coated wings back onto the baking sheet and spread them in a single layer.

8. Bake for 8 to 10 minutes, until sauce is bubbly and caramelized. Cool, then serve.

9. Enjoy!

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These sweet and sticky honey BBQ chicken wings are the ultimate game day food that everyone will love.

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Crispy Maple Chipotle Hot Wings are a great appetizer, party dish or snack. We added the craveable smoky-sweet flavor combination of rich maple syrup and smoky-hot chipotle chilies in fiery adobo sauce to our favorite hot wing recipe for a bold flavor upgrade! Feel free to adjust the heat level with more or less chipotle chilies in the adobo sauce.

Watch our Time Crunchers video to see how to make these great wings, fast and easy!

This spicy-sweet wing sauce also tastes great paired with crispy oven-roasted wings.

1 tablespoon canned chipotle chilies in adobo sauce, pureed

1/2 cup cayenne pepper sauce (such as Frank's RedHot®)

1/3 cup melted butter

1/4 cup maple syrup

2 pound chicken wings (drummettes and flats), deep fried

1 tablespoon sliced green onions

1 Combine chipotle chilies in adobo sauce, cayenne pepper sauce, butter and maple syrup and whisk until fully blended.

2 Transfer wings to a large bowl; pour sauce over wings and toss to coat.

3 Arrange glazed wings on plate; garnish with green onions.

4 Serve with additional maple chipotle sauce for dipping if desired.

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Crispy Maple Chipotle Hot Wings are a great appetizer, party dish, or game time snack. We added the craveable smoky-sweet flavor combination of rich maple syrup and smoky-hot chipotle chilies in fiery adobo sauce to our favorite hot wing recipe for a bold flavor upgrade.

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by Holly Honey garlic chicken wings are absolutely delicious. They're sweet and sticky and the perfect addition to any appetizer plate. These chicken wings are oven baked until crispy and then coated with a honey garlic sauce.
It contains some of my favorite Asian flavor combinations too: soy, garlic and ginger. This magic threesome is a never-fail basis for salad dressings or marinades.
Serve them alongside buffalo chicken wings and other easy snacks like loaded nachos for the perfect party spread!
Honey Garlic Chicken Wings

This Chicken Wings recipe is easy to make. It starts with wings dabbed dry and dusted with a flour mixture. The wings are baked until crisp, we love making chicken wings in the oven. A little sweetness and a lots of ginger and garlic make these honey garlic chicken wings hard to resist!

Chicken Wings in the Oven

When you order chicken wings at a restaurant, they deep fry them. It's so much better to make chicken wings in the oven at home!

Chicken wings in the oven come out every bit as crispy and a whole lot less greasy. Plus, you don't have all the oil spatter or cleanup to worry about. Just toss the parchment paper and foil when you're done.

The secret to making homemade chicken wings crispy:

Dab them dry them thoroughly with paper towels before coating them with the flour

Ensure the flour is just a dusting (not clumped or thick)

Make sure your oven is good and hot before popping them in so the skin will crisp up quickly

Chicken Wing Sauce

You can use any kind of chicken wing sauce for this recipe from Buffalo Sauce to simply salt and pepper. In this chicken wing recipe, a simple homemade sweet and sour sauce is baked until delicious and sticky.

For this wing sauce, I pump up the volume by adding extra garlic and ginger. The result is a perfectly heavenly combination of sweet, salty and meaty umami flavors.

How to Make Wing Sauce

The trick to the best wing sauce is making sure it's thickened so it sticks to the wings.

Combine the wing sauce ingredients in a small saucepan

Simmer until thickened, the sauce should coat the back of a spoon

Use a foil lined pan (easy clean up) topped with parchment paper (so the wings don't stick)

Allow the wings to bake/caramelize

Cool 10 minutes before serving which will help the sauce to thicken further

Honey garlic chicken wings are perfect as party wings. Serve them with a veggie plate containing celery sticks, broccoli florets and a variety of dipping sauces. Ranch dressing or your favorite blue cheese dressings are easy dips.

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by Holly Honey garlic chicken wings are absolutely delicious. They're sweet and sticky and the perfect addition to any appetizer plate. These chicken wings are oven baked until crispy and then coated with a honey garlic sauce. It contains some of my favorite Asian flavor combinations too: soy, garlic and ginger.

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These lemon pepper wings are crispy fried chicken wings brushed with lemon pepper butter. An easy appetizer or main course that's even better than the restaurant version!
You can't eat just one of these deliciously addictive lemon pepper wings! They're great for game day, or serve them over mashed potatoes with a side of roasted broccoli for a fabulous dinner option.

I can never resist ordering chicken wings at restaurants - they're incredibly crispy on the outside, yet juicy and tender on the inside. Add a savory lemon pepper butter and you have the absolute best lemon pepper wings imaginable!

How do you make lemon pepper wings?

This recipe starts with party style chicken wings, which are simply chicken wings that have been cut into two pieces. I feel that party wings are easier to eat and cook more evenly than whole chicken wings. The wings are coated in seasoned flour, then deep fried until crispy and golden brown. The finish touch is a coating of lemon pepper butter and a sprinkle of parsley. I like to garnish my wings with lemon wedges and sprigs of parsley, but those are optional additions.

Tips for lemon pepper wings

Use a thermometer to make sure your frying oil is at the correct temperature. You want your oil to be somewhere between 350 and 375 degrees F. If the oil is too hot, the wings will burn before the insides cook through. If the oil is too cold, your wings may absorb excess oil and be overly greasy.

I typically use canola oil to fry my wings, although any oil with a high smoke point will work, such as vegetable oil or peanut oil.

These wings are best served immediately when they're piping hot and super crispy.

You can serve your wings as-is, or add a dip on the side such as ranch.

How do you make a lemon pepper sauce?

My lemon pepper sauce is a simple mixture of store bought lemon pepper seasoning and melted butter. The sauce is brushed all over the wings for maximum flavor.

Baked lemon pepper wings

If you prefer, you can bake these wings in the oven. To make baked wings, you'll want to skip the flour coating and instead brush your wings with 3 tablespoons of oil and season with salt and pepper to taste. Bake your wings at 425 degrees F for 45-50 minutes, or until deep golden brown and crispy. Brush with the lemon pepper butter as directed in the recipe, sprinkle with parsley, then serve. You won't get quite the same coating as you will in the frying method, but the baked version is still totally delicious!

If you love lemon pepper, you'll adore these flavorful little wings. They're a welcome addition to any party, or serve them up as a fun and unexpected dinner option!

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These lemon pepper wings are crispy fried chicken wings brushed with lemon pepper butter. An easy appetizer or main course that's even better than the restaurant version! You can't eat just one of these deliciously addictive lemon pepper wings! They're great for game day, or serve them over mashed potatoes with a side of roasted broccoli for a fabulous dinner option.

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I was talking to a friend yesterday as we were waiting to pick up our kids from school. During the conversation, she said to me that she couldn't believe I used to be a vegetarian. I said that considering my grill, smoker and total love for meat it is hard to believe that during some of my time at university I did not eat meat.

While I totally respect people who have made dietary choices for themselves like refraining from eating meat, I just couldn't do it. Anyone who knows me now, and those who follow my blogging, are typically not surprised. My love for meat it quite obvious.

That is why I am so pumped about Rub Week on The Black Peppercorn. Yesterday, we got off to a great start with the Island Spice Rub. A jerk inspired rub that is great on chicken and seafood.

Here are some of the other spice rubs:

Today's rub is called Sweet and Smokey Chipotle Rub. This rub, is one I always have in a mason jar on my spice shelf. I usually quadruple this batch so that I have it on hand any time I need it.

The smokey flavour comes from the chipotle powder and smoked paprika. Cumin and coriander give the rub a southwest or tex-mex essence and the dark brown sugar caramelize the rub on the meat as it grills. It truly is a classic rub and it goes great on chicken or any cut of pork (ribs, chops, tenderloin and more!).

Below are pictures of pork medallions rubbed with the Sweet and Smokey Chipotle spice rub. To make them, take a pork tenderloin and remove the silver skin if there is any on the meat. Slice into 1 inch medallions and toss in the sweet and smokey chipotle rub making sure a generous amount of the spice is all over the meat. Rub the spice into the meat and shake off any excess. Grill in a hot oven, using direct heat. Cook for 3-5 minutes per side. Let the meat rest for a couple minutes before serving.

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Buffalo Chicken Wings and Homemade Blue Cheese Dressing

One of the great joys in life for me is Buffalo Chicken Wings. I know it shouldn't even be in that class of happiness, but I just love them.

And when I started making Buffalo Wing s at home and developed a recipe I also found that just no one else could make them as good as I could.

That's my disclaimer for this recipe. Once you taste just how good these wings are your favorite restaurant will never be as good!

Of course, that doesn't stop me from trying them at other restaurants when we go out to eat, I do love Buffalo Chicken Wings!

What do I need to make Buffalo Chicken Wings?

Let's start by gathering the ingredients we need to make Buffalo Chicken Wings. In Chef Speak this is called the Mise en Place which translates into Everything in its Place.

Not only does setting your ingredients up ahead of time speed the cooking process, but it also helps ensure you have everything you need to make the dish.

What Kind of Wings Should I Use?

The first and most important ingredient for this dish is Chicken Wings. And if you have a choice always choose fresh not frozen wings.

Did you ever notice that sometimes the bones get black inside? That's a sign that the wings have been frozen. In chef speak we call that Black Bone.

What Part of the Wing Should I use for Buffalo Chicken Wings?

When you look at the wing, you'll notice that there are three parts to the chicken wing.

The wingtip (also known as the flapper), the middle part is the wingette (aka the flap), and then the meatiest part is called the drumette (because it looks like a small version of the chicken leg).

I use the first two sections saving the wingtip for soup. They are easily frozen (or re-frozen) and can help you make a very flavorful chicken soup. Just place them in a Ziplock Bag and save them for the next time you make soup.
You can also leave the wingtip attached to the wingette to make it look more appetizing.
How do I Cut the Chicken Wings?

Place the wings on a cutting board and with a sharp knife carefully find the joints. Placed the knife blade (closer to the handle than the tip) on the joint, with the tip of the knife on the cutting board and chop down. The section is a little thicker to cut through, but it's pretty easy to do, just be careful.

The wingtip comes off pretty easy, You can leave this on if you like, it will enhance the overall look of the wing but that's about it.

Prepping the wings will take no time at all, and sometimes you'll find pre-cut chicken wings at the market you shop at without the wingtip.

Once the wings are prepped you can move on to making the buffalo sauce.

What is the Secret to Good Buffalo Chicken Wings?

The secret to the Best Buffalo Chicken Wings You'll Ever Have is the sauce.

You can adjust the amounts in my recipe for your heat comfort level and feel free to add your own secret ingredients to make it your very own. Just follow my steps in the recipe to ensure your sauce doesn't break and comes outs rich and clingy.

melt the butter in a pan over medium heat

add the hot sauce and honey to the pan over medium heat (if you don't like the sweetness, leave the honey out)

turn off the burner and mix the sauce together. It should be thick.

Chef Dennis Tip:
The secret to getting the sauce just right is taking the melted butter and honey mixture off the stove before adding the hot sauce. When Buffalo Sauce gets too hot, it breaks and becomes oily. Did you ever get an order of wings and the sauce in the bottom of the dish looks disgustingly greasy? That's because the sauce got too hot.
Do I have to Use Butter in the Sauce?

I do prefer using butter, but you can use margarine or any variety of butter substitute you like. I have even used Coconut Oil in my Buffalo Sauce without any problems, it just doesn't get quite as thick.

Just a word of warning, once you start making your own buffalo chicken wings at home, most of the others you try when your dining out will pale in comparison. Of course, that's not necessarily a bad thing!

Once the sauce is made it's time to get the wings ready to fry. These are Jersey Style Buffalo Chicken Wings, which means I flour my wings before frying them. In Buffalo, this would be sacrilege, but I prefer the crunchy surface and feel that it holds the sauce better. Naked or floured the choice is yours.

After frying the wings in hot oil for a minimum of 6 minutes (or longer if needed), make sure to let them drain before saucing the wings. If not the wings will be greasy.

**Oil should be 350-360 degrees F. to fry wings

The step left is tossing the wings in the buffalo sauce. I always use a large bowl so I can toss the wings, making sure they are completely coated. And I love getting that hit of hot sauce as it drifts up to my nose..sigh.

How do I Make Bleu Cheese Dressing?

If you've never made homemade blue cheese dressing before, you don't know what you're missing.

While there are a lot of great brands in the market, homemade is so much better and pretty easy to do.

For my recipe, I use sour cream, mayonnaise and whole milk. You can easily substitute Greek yogurt for the sour cream, which adds a little tang to the dressing. Feel free to use low-fat mayonnaise and low-fat milk or buttermilk in the recipe.

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If you are looking for an amazing crispy baked chicken wings recipe then you are in luck! These Garlic Parmesan Wings are easy to make and the flavor is amazing! These easy Garlic Parmesan Chicken Wings are perfect to serve as an appetizer or a the main part of a meal.

Garlic Parmesan Chicken Wings

I personally love chicken wings, I love how easy it is to change up the flavors and always have something tasty to enjoy. I get really excited when I see chicken wings on sale at the store, sometimes probably a little to excited, but hey what can I say wings are amazing!

With these garlic parmesan wings you don't have to worry about a messy garlic parmesan wing sauce, which I personally love because there is less mess to clean up! Less mess.. YES PLEASE!

Easy Chicken Wing Recipes

What to Serve with Chicken Wings

These easy chicken wings make for a great appetizer, but they make for a great main dish too.

I change up what I make as a side for this garlic parmesan wings recipe depending on my mood or what I am making them for. If I am making garlic parmesan wings for dinner then I try to have a few different veggie sides that we love and we have an easy to make healthy dinner.

With this easy baked chicken wings recipe, you will have oven baked chicken wings in less than 30 minutes! That is just enough time to get a few other tasty side dishes like the following:

They have always been a hit anytime I have made them for a party! If we are making parmesan wings for having a party then I also like to make my copycat Auntie Anne's pretzel recipe, Crock pot Queso, Buffalo Chicken Nachos, and Chicken Bacon Ranch Fries. It is like the perfect party spread combo!

If you are on the Keto Diet this a tasty keto friendly chicken wing recipe. It is easy to make and there is just 1 carb per serving!

Garlic Parmesan Chicken Wings Ingredients

How to Make Garlic Parmesan Chicken Wings

Preheat the oven to 425 degrees and line two sheet pans with parchment paper.

Fill your steam pot with water and bring it to a boil.

Place your chicken wings in the steam pot and boil for 10 minutes.

Dry the wings off on a plate lined with paper towels.

In a bowl mix the wings with the garlic, salt and pepper.

Place the wings on the sheet pan and bake for 20-25 minutes or until golden brown.

Place the butter and chicken wings in a large mixing bowl. Than sprinkle the cheese and garlic powder over the wings, stir to evenly coat the wings.

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Do you love wings? Do you also tend to plan parties at your house and need a great wing recipe? If so, I have just the recipe for you. This honey sriracha chicken is a great twist on traditional buffalo wings. It's super easy to make and so delicious! If you plan parties quite often, this is definitely going to need to be on your menu. I made this recently for appetizer night - my family has appetizers for dinner about once a month - and let me tell you, it was the best part of the meal!

This recipe only takes about 10 minutes to get ready and then another three to six hours to cook in the crockpot. The actual cooking time depends on when you need it. If you need it quickly, cook it on high or leave it on low and let it cook all day while you get everything else ready. The recipe is so flexible and did I mention that it's really delicious? Like seriously - my family devoured these little chicken wings, and some of them don't really like wings! This one is more of an Asian based recipe that gets its flavor from honey, garlic, lime juice and of course, sriracha. It's going to become your favorite appetizer, and it pairs nicely at parties with these zucchini balls.

If you need a great wing recipe, I highly recommend that you try this one. It is honestly one of the easiest wing recipes in existence because you cook it in the crockpot. I love great slow cooker recipes. They allow you to tend to other things while your meals or foods are cooking and when you use the slow cooker, you just know that you're going to get great flavor in every single bite. So, if you're looking for a great appetizer recipe, this is it. And, you can serve these as a main dish if you like - just pair them with a great side like this delicious BLT pasta salad for a quick and easy meal that is sure to please the entire family.

Honey Sriracha Chicken

Prep Time: 10 minutes

Cook Time: 2-3 hours/5-6 hours

Total time: 2-3 hours/5-6 hours 10 minutes

Yield: 5 servings

Cuisine: Asian

Type: Appetizer

Ingredients:

Instructions

1. Quickly brown chicken wings over high heat on both sides.
2. Meanwhile combine all of the ingredients for the sauce: ketchup, lime juice, honey, soy sauce, garlic powder and sriracha.
3. Put chicken in a slow cooker, pour the sauce over and stir to cover each wing.
4. Cook on HIGH for 2-3 hours or on LOW for 5-6 hours.

Brown chicken wings in oil to give them a nice crunch

Homemade sauce of ketchup, soy sauce, honey and sriracha give these wings their flavor

Mix everything together in a slow cooker and relax while the wings cook themselves!

Serve as an appetizer or main course - they're delicious either way

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These Garlic Parmesan Wings are baked, not fried! Each crispy chicken wing is coated in a buttery Garlic Parmesan coating that is absolutely addicting!

I am always up for chicken wings! They are the first thing I go to at any party or game day event. I like them saucy and spicy enough to make my tongue tingle!

But after I made this Dry Rub Chicken Wing recipe, I realized there was more to life than sauced up chicken wings. Don't get me wrong, saucy wings are still one of the best things on earth, but dry rub wings are quickly taking a spot at the top.

What Do Garlic Parmesan Wings Taste Like?

In a word....Heaven. No seriously, these wings taste like buttery garlic bread on a chicken wing! The garlic is subtle but the cheese is not.

The wings have just the right about of golden, crisp flavor. It is one beautiful combination of flavors.

What You Will Need For This Recipe:

How To Make Garlic Parmesan Dry Rub Wings

For this recipe, I use a 2 lb bag of frozen chicken pieces that have been thawed, rinsed, and patted dry. I usually just buy the bagged wings from my local Kroger; sometimes I use the drummettes as well. Just make sure they have thawed completely.

Toss the wings with a little vegetable oil in a large bowl. The oil will help the seasoning mixture adheres to the chicken skin plus it will ensure that the chicken wings bake up nice and crispy.

Now for the seasoning. This blend is very simple and you truly only need a handful of ingredients. I coat my wings with grated Parmesan cheese, garlic powder, salt, and pepper. I used a cracked pepper blend, but honestly plain old pepper is all you need.
*Note* you could use olive oil to coat your wings, but the taste might overpower the seasoning, where vegetable oil is pretty mild in comparison.
You could use minced garlic from a jar or even fresh, however, I would pulse the minced garlic together with the Parmesan and a mini food chopper. You don't want large chunks of garlic on your wings because garlic burns quite easily and quickly.

Arrange your wings in a single layer on a baking sheet. It is REALLY important that they are baking in a single layer to ensure even cooking for all the wings. I like to line my baking sheet with a wire rack. This allows the heat to surround the wing during the entire baking process.

The wings take about 45 minutes total to bake up golden and crisp!

These baked chicken wings are better than fried chicken for sure and they taste better than any restaurant wing too! You could totally use this rub for any of your chicken recipes. It is a versatile flavor combination that works with any protein!

Dry Rub Wing Tips and Tricks

Make sure your wings have thawed completely and that you pat them dry. This will prevent a wet wing, the seasoning will stick to the skin much better if the wings are dry, to begin with.

Feel free to substitute or add more or different seasonings. Lemon zest or white pepper would add more spice and would blend nicely with the Parmesan cheese. Adding a splash of lemon juice would add a bright, fresh flavor.

Make sure you do not crowd the baking pan. An even layer of wings will ensure that they all cook evenly. The wings will need to be turned only once during baking.

How To Reheat Dry Rub Chicken Wings

While you can certainly microwave these dry rub wings (or any wing really), I find the best method is to reheat the wings in the oven. Arrange your leftover wings on a foil-lined baking sheet and reheat at 350 for about 15 minutes.

Just a reminder to be sure to wash your hands when touching raw poultry.

Are Garlic Parmesan Wings Keto?

This recipe is not quite Keto-friendly because of vegetable oil. To make these wings Keto, bake the wings with salt and pepper only. Heat butter and garlic powder in a small saucepan until melted. When the wings are ready, toss the warm wings in the melted butter mixture. Serve garnished with parsley if desired.

These wings will work well as part of a Gluten-Free Diet. The seasonings are light and simple, with no gluten additives. That being said, you may want to be sure the brand of garlic powder you use is indeed gluten-free.

What To Serve With Garlic Parmesan Wings?

You really don't need much with these wings, they coating provides so much flavor! But if you want a dipping sauce, then try a simple aioli, a Parmesan ranch dip, or even a Blue Cheese Dip!

How To Make Garlic Parmesan Wings in Other Ways

These wings would be wonderful straight off the grill! You could deep fry these wings, although I tend to avoid deep frying too often. You make wings in the crockpot, Instant pot or air- fryer. Anything goes with these dry rub chicken wings!

Make your game day (or any occasion) great with these easy wings! You and your guests are going to love the flavor of these wings! They really do fit the expression, "finger licking good". I hope you enjoy!
What To Serve With Garlic Parmesan Dry Rub Wings
Mixed Greens and Citrus Salad Easy Harvest Salad Hummus Roasted Potatoes Crispy Onion Rings

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These sweet and sticky honey BBQ chicken wings are the ultimate game day food that everyone will love.

Ingredients

for 20 wings

1 cup flour (125 g)

1 teaspoon chili powder

1 teaspoon kosher salt

1 teaspoon black pepper, freshly ground

1 teaspoon paprika

1 teaspoon garlic powder

20 chicken wings, or drumettes

1 cup BBQ sauce (290 g)

½ cup honey (170 g)

Nutrition Info

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Calories 181

Fat 7g

Carbs 20g

Fiber 2g

Sugar 13g

Protein 8g

Estimated values based on one serving size.

Preparation

1. Preheat oven to 425°F (220°C).

2. In a bowl, combine flour, chili powder, salt, pepper, paprika, and garlic powder. Coat the wings in the flour evenly, shaking off any excess.

3. Place the floured wings on a parchment paper-lined baking sheet and spread them out in a single layer.

4. Bake for 45 minutes, flipping halfway through, until skin is crispy and golden brown.

5. Preheat oven to 500°F (250°C).

6. In a separate bowl, combine the BBQ sauce and the honey. Stir the cooked wings in the sauce and coat them evenly.

7. Place the coated wings back onto the baking sheet and spread them in a single layer.

8. Bake for 8 to 10 minutes, until sauce is bubbly and caramelized. Cool, then serve.

9. Enjoy!

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by Holly Honey garlic chicken wings are absolutely delicious. They're sweet and sticky and the perfect addition to any appetizer plate. These chicken wings are oven baked until crispy and then coated with a honey garlic sauce.
It contains some of my favorite Asian flavor combinations too: soy, garlic and ginger. This magic threesome is a never-fail basis for salad dressings or marinades.
Serve them alongside buffalo chicken wings and other easy snacks like loaded nachos for the perfect party spread!
Honey Garlic Chicken Wings

This Chicken Wings recipe is easy to make. It starts with wings dabbed dry and dusted with a flour mixture. The wings are baked until crisp, we love making chicken wings in the oven. A little sweetness and a lots of ginger and garlic make these honey garlic chicken wings hard to resist!

Chicken Wings in the Oven

When you order chicken wings at a restaurant, they deep fry them. It's so much better to make chicken wings in the oven at home!

Chicken wings in the oven come out every bit as crispy and a whole lot less greasy. Plus, you don't have all the oil spatter or cleanup to worry about. Just toss the parchment paper and foil when you're done.

The secret to making homemade chicken wings crispy:

Dab them dry them thoroughly with paper towels before coating them with the flour

Ensure the flour is just a dusting (not clumped or thick)

Make sure your oven is good and hot before popping them in so the skin will crisp up quickly

Chicken Wing Sauce

You can use any kind of chicken wing sauce for this recipe from Buffalo Sauce to simply salt and pepper. In this chicken wing recipe, a simple homemade sweet and sour sauce is baked until delicious and sticky.

For this wing sauce, I pump up the volume by adding extra garlic and ginger. The result is a perfectly heavenly combination of sweet, salty and meaty umami flavors.

How to Make Wing Sauce

The trick to the best wing sauce is making sure it's thickened so it sticks to the wings.

Combine the wing sauce ingredients in a small saucepan

Simmer until thickened, the sauce should coat the back of a spoon

Use a foil lined pan (easy clean up) topped with parchment paper (so the wings don't stick)

Allow the wings to bake/caramelize

Cool 10 minutes before serving which will help the sauce to thicken further

Honey garlic chicken wings are perfect as party wings. Serve them with a veggie plate containing celery sticks, broccoli florets and a variety of dipping sauces. Ranch dressing or your favorite blue cheese dressings are easy dips.

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(Nutrition information provided is an estimate and will vary based on cooking methods and brands of ingredients used.)

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This homemade sweet chili sauce recipe is guaranteed to become a favorite staple in your home! It's versatile, is quick and easy to make, is free of additives, and tastes WAY better than the store-bought stuff!

Homemade Sweet Chili Sauce Recipe

As with most everything, nothing beats homemade and Sweet Chili Sauce is no exception. Not only is it super quick and easy to make, it's cheaper, doesn't have any additives or preservatives, you know exactly where the ingredients come from, AND it tastes better than the bottled stuff. That's a win-win! This homemade sweet chili sauce recipe is sure to become your go-to whenever you're craving this deliciously versatile sauce!

WHAT IS SWEET CHILI SAUCE?

Sometimes also referred to as Thai Sweet Chili Sauce or Asian Sweet Chili Sauce, it's a simultaneously sweet, savory, tangy and spicy sauce incorporating red chilies, garlic, ginger, sugar and vinegar.

You can find bottled sweet chili sauce in most grocery stores but if you're like me once you open the bottle it ends up sitting in the fridge forever and forgotten about until it's time to toss it. One of the several advantages of making you're own (besides no junk ingredients, fresher, tastier) is that you can regulate how much you make. This recipe makes about 1 cup which is usually enough for whatever you have in mind and if you need more you can simply double it. As quick and easy as it is to make there's simply NO excuse to buy it!

One of the ingredients used in sweet chili sauce is pickled red chili. I've found that between using a chili paste like sambal oelek and adding some vinegar that same flavor is fully replicated. Most grocery stores carry sambal oelek but if you cannot find it you can use dried red chili flakes. Chili flakes are considerably spicier than sambal oelek so be sure to cut back on them unless you like it really hot.

CAN YOU SAY "UMAMI"?

Sweet chili sauce often has all the "high notes" of sugar and white vinegar without the "low notes" of umami for balance. While this sauce does have garlic (a umami ingredient), we're also going to add a splash of tamari (or soy sauce), which is a fermented product simply oozing umami. It adds depth and makes the overall flavor more interesting. If you're gluten-free be sure to use tamari.

HOW DO I GET MY SAUCE TO LOOK RED LIKE THE BOTTLED STUFF?

If you're using a chili sauce like sambal oelek that will give your sauce a nice red color. Without it your sauce will not be as red. Is there another way to give it that aesthetically attractive red color? Yes, if you want a little red color boost you can use food coloring but if you're going to I strongly recommend using natural red coloring (usually made from beet or paprika extract). You can find natural food coloring here.

CAN I USE A SUGAR SUBSTITUTE FOR MAKING SWEET CHILI SAUCE?

Yes, you can use honey, agave syrup or brown rice syrup if you prefer. Since these are liquids you will need to add a little extra cornstarch to thicken it. Honey in particular is also sweeter than sugar so I recommend using a little less and adding some water in its place to dilute the sweetness.

For a diabetic alternative you can use a powdered/granular sweetener of your choice, such as erythritol.

HOW DO I USE SWEET CHILI SAUCE?

Here are a few things you can enjoy with your homemade sweet chili sauce, either as a dip, marinade or added to it:

Wontons

Steamed dumplings and potstickers

Spring rolls

Egg rolls

Chicken Wings

Grilled, baked or fried chicken or salmon

Grilled or battered shrimp

Vegetables

Chicken nuggets

Meatballs

Fried calamari

Fried or baked tofu nuggets

Chicken/meat/seafood kabobs

Mozzarella sticks

Stir fries

Fried rice

Mixed with cream cheese and served with crackers

...and more!

This sauce is as versatile as your imagination allows!

WHAT ARE SOME OTHER "MUST TRY" ASIAN SAUCES?
HOW DO I STORE SWEET CHILI SAUCE?
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You can store the sauce in the fridge for about a week or in the freezer for two to three months. The sauce will congeal if you freeze it. But if you gently heat it up (on the stovetop or in the microwave) and stir it, its texture will return to normal.

Let's get started!

Place all of the ingredients except for the cornstarch mixture in a small saucepan and bring it to a boil, stirring regularly. Once the sugar is dissolved stir in the cornstarch mixture, stirring continually.

Continue stirring for about a minute until the sauce is thickened.

Let the sauce cool completely, pour into an airtight jar.

Store in an airtight jar in the fridge where it will keep for up to a week.

Enjoy!

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If you know someone from Buffalo, they know someone who told them the secret ingredients to the Anchor Bar's famous Buffalo chicken wings. I know people from Buffalo. This is my version, as described to me many years ago, over almost as many beers.

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These are sticky.

These are messy.

These are the best darn chicken wings I've ever had.

As in keep them away from me or I'll eat them all. As in protect your wings or I'll take them when you're not looking.

As in you'll need more napkins because these wings really are finger-licking awesome.

I don't really drink (half a glass of wine and I have a hard time stringing together a sentence), but I always keep a bottle of good bourbon whisky in the cabinet because I love to cook with it.

Bourbon imparts a subtle smoky flavor when used in cooking, and when paired with maple syrup? Oh my. Perfect.

For those of you concerned about the alcohol level in this wings, almost all of it boils away. It is not remotely discernible in the taste.

So are they kid-friendly? Yes. Though as I mentioned they are sticky and messy and you certainly don't want to give them to a four-year old sitting on a white couch. Enjoy!

One Wing Recipe Is Never Enough

If you buy whole chicken wings, cut away and discard the wing tips (or save for stock), and separate the drumettes from the rest of the wing with a cleaver or a sharp knife. Single segment wing pieces are much easier to eat as finger food.

2 pounds chicken wings

1 tablespoon butter

2 tablespoons grated onion (use small hole grater)

1/2 cup bourbon whisky

3/4 cup maple syrup (grade A)

2 tablespoons tomato paste

2-inch sprig fresh rosemary (or 1 teaspoon dry)

1 1/2 teaspoon salt

1/2 teaspoon black pepper

1/4 teaspoon Tabasco (more or less to taste)

1. Make the bourbon maple glaze:

Melt butter in a medium saucepan on medium heat. Add the grated onion and cook for 2 to 3 minutes.

Add the bourbon whisky, the maple syrup, tomato paste, rosemary, salt, pepper, and Tabasco. Whisk to combine. Bring to a low simmer. Simmer for 5 minutes.

2. (Optional) Marinate the wings in the glaze:

If you want you can marinate the wings for an hour, or overnight in the glaze. Just let the glaze cool for a few minutes, then toss half of the glaze mixture in a bowl with the wings, cover with plastic wrap and chill. Reserve the remaining half of the glaze mixture to glaze the wings at the end.

3. Coat wings with glaze and arrange on roasting pan:

Preheat oven to 350°F. If you haven't marinated the wings, place them in a bowl and pour half of the bourbon maple sauce over the wings, returning the remaining sauce to the stovetop.

Toss the wings with the sauce to coat.

Arrange the wings on an oiled, foil-lined baking pan, with space between each wing.

4. Roast the wings at 350°F for 20 minutes, then turn the wings over and roast them an additional 15 to 25 minutes, or until nicely browned. Lower the heat or remove from oven if the wings start getting too dark.

5. Boil remaining glaze until thickened:

While the wings are roasting, boil the remaining sauce until it thickens slightly and can coat the back of a spoon, then remove from heat.

If it is taking too long for the sauce to reduce, pour it into a wide shallow pan and bring to a boil. The wider pan will make sauce evaporate more easily.

6. Coat cooked wings in glaze:

When wings are done, remove them to a bowl and toss with the remaining sauce.

I don't like this at all. It's not the worst. Sure, this will do. I'm a fan-would recommend. Amazing! I love it! Thanks for your rating!

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These are sticky. These are messy. These are the best darn chicken wings I've ever had. As in keep them away from me or I'll eat them all. As in protect your wings or I'll take them when you're not looking. As in you'll need more napkins because these wings really are finger-licking awesome.

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Orange Soda Hot Wings are the perfect sweet and spicy appetizer for game day. Chicken wings are coated in seasoning and baking powder and baked in a hot oven until crispy. Then they are tossed with an orange-flavored sauce and sprinkled with cilantro.

Baking chicken wings is so easy and they are much healthier than fried wings. Coating the chicken wings with baking powder helps them crisp up in the oven. The wings are cooked at 2 temperatures. First they are baked form 30 minutes at 250 degrees and then another 30 minutes at 425 degrees. This ensures they are cooked through but also get crispy.

The sauce has a wonderful orange flavor and a bright orange color. I use a cup of Fanta Orange, but Orange Crush would work well too. A tablespoon of orange zest adds more orange flavor. There's also a few tablespoons of brown sugar in the sauce for sweetness.

To balance the sweetness in these Orange Soda Hot Wings, there's 3 tablespoons of hot sauce and a few crushed red pepper flakes. I use Frank's Red Hot Sauce. It has the perfect flavor and heat for hot wings.

With their wonderful crispiness and the sweet and spicy flavored sauce, Orange Soda Hot Wings are sure to be a fan favorite.

Tips for Making Orange Soda Hot Wings

No need for a deep fryer to get wings crispy. You can coat them with baking powder which helps dry the skin out and allows it to get crispy as it bakes. Some people find that baking powder has a bitter taste. For best results, use an aluminum-free baking powder.

Serve with either a ranch dressing or a blue cheese dressing for dipping.

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Orange Soda Hot Wings are the perfect sweet and spicy appetizer for game day. Chicken wings are coated in seasoning and baking powder and baked in a hot oven until crispy. Then they are tossed with an orange-flavored sauce and sprinkled with cilantro. Baking chicken wings is so easy and they are much healthier than fried wings.

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Garlic Parmesan wing sauce is an easy to make homemade condiment. This recipe makes the best dipping sauce for chicken wings when you don't want them spicy.

Air fryer chicken wings are a family favorite at our house, and this wing sauce is my personal favorite to serve with them. My husband loves them with Buffalo sauce but I prefer this milder, super flavorful Garlic Parmesan Sauce on my wings!

Reasons You'll Love Garlic Parmesan Wing Sauce

1. Inexpensive - Making condiments at home is much cheaper than buying them at the store.

2. Simple ingredients - You only need five ingredients to make this recipe, and 3 are basic spices. Also, there are no artificial ingredients or chemical preservatives like the ones that are in many brands of store-bought wing sauce.

3. Not spicy - The truth is, not everyone likes spicy chicken wings. This sauce has a mild, cheesy flavor. As a result, it is not spicy at all. Plus, using garlic powder adds flavor to the sauce without the harsh taste of minced garlic.

Oh, and if you DO love spicy Buffalo wings, be sure to check out my Air Fryer Wings post. In that post, you can learn how to make air fryer wings and an amazing homemade Buffalo sauce!

Other Uses for the Sauce

Garlic Parmesan wing sauce is delicious on wings, of course. But, it is excellent to use in other ways, too. Here are a few ideas:
Detailed measurements and instructions can be found at the bottom of the page on the printable recipe card.

Baste onto grilled meat, such as chicken breasts, drumsticks, or pork chops.

Use as a dipping sauce for steak bites, shish kabobs, or grilled veggie skewers.

Toss potato wedges in the sauce before or after cooking them. It's delicious on roasted potatoes!

Just like my homemade Aioli, it makes a fantastic dip for raw veggies.

Serve it with bread appetizers such as pull-apart bread or garlic breadsticks.

Wing Sauce Ingredients

As mentioned earlier, this garlic Parmesan wing sauce recipe uses just five ingredients. And you might even have some or all of them on hand in your kitchen already!

Butter - Because some brands of butter are very salty, using unsalted butter is best. But if all you have on hand is salted butter, go ahead and use it. If you do, just omit the salt from the recipe.

Grated Parmesan cheese - For the best flavor, grate a wedge of good quality Parmesan. The Parmesan cheese that comes in a canister has a lot of additional salt in it. Also, it includes chemicals that prevent the cheese from clumping.

Spices - Garlic powder, salt, and black pepper

You will not believe how quick and easy this homemade sauce is to make. Seriously! You can make the sauce while the chicken wings are cooking.

How To Make Garlic Parmesan Wing Sauce

It's as simple as this:

1. Melt the butter in a saucepan over medium heat. Or, melt it in a microwave if it is easier for you. Then, remove the butter from the heat and allow it to cool for a couple of minutes.

2. Add the grated Parmesan cheese and spices to the melted butter, then stir to combine.

3. Toss the cooked chicken wings in the sauce and place them on a serving platter.

That's it!

Serving Suggestions

Some people like chicken wings with extra sauce. So, you might want to consider serving additional sauce in a bowl next to the wings.

Storage and Shelf Life

If you have any sauce leftover, keep it in a covered container in your refrigerator. As long as the Parmesan cheese you use isn't near its expiration date, the wing sauce should stay fresh for about a week.

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Garlic Parmesan wing sauce is an easy to make homemade condiment. This recipe makes the best dipping sauce for chicken wings when you don't want them spicy. Air fryer chicken wings are a family favorite at our house, and this wing sauce is my personal favorite to serve with them.

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This barbeque spice rub with brown sugar and paprika keeps best in the freezer.

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Crispy Maple Chipotle Hot Wings are a great appetizer, party dish or snack. We added the craveable smoky-sweet flavor combination of rich maple syrup and smoky-hot chipotle chilies in fiery adobo sauce to our favorite hot wing recipe for a bold flavor upgrade! Feel free to adjust the heat level with more or less chipotle chilies in the adobo sauce.

Watch our Time Crunchers video to see how to make these great wings, fast and easy!

This spicy-sweet wing sauce also tastes great paired with crispy oven-roasted wings.

1 tablespoon canned chipotle chilies in adobo sauce, pureed

1/2 cup cayenne pepper sauce (such as Frank's RedHot®)

1/3 cup melted butter

1/4 cup maple syrup

2 pound chicken wings (drummettes and flats), deep fried

1 tablespoon sliced green onions

1 Combine chipotle chilies in adobo sauce, cayenne pepper sauce, butter and maple syrup and whisk until fully blended.

2 Transfer wings to a large bowl; pour sauce over wings and toss to coat.

3 Arrange glazed wings on plate; garnish with green onions.

4 Serve with additional maple chipotle sauce for dipping if desired.

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Crispy Maple Chipotle Hot Wings are a great appetizer, party dish, or game time snack. We added the craveable smoky-sweet flavor combination of rich maple syrup and smoky-hot chipotle chilies in fiery adobo sauce to our favorite hot wing recipe for a bold flavor upgrade.

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South Carolina Mustard Barbecue Wings

The wings have awaken! Yes, it's January, the month where I drop all other grilling and devote my attention to one of favorite things in the world-chicken wings. I currently have fifteen wing recipes on the blog, and I could probably keep doing variations of these crispy, juicy, tasty morsels until the end of time. I wanted to start my month of wings off strong, and I'm confident that these South Carolina mustard wings will deliver for you as well as they did for me.

These wings were born out of my South Carolina mustard ribs experimentation. I worked to get the rub and sauce pairing on those just right, so while I both on hand, I figured I might as well see how the combo fared on wings as well as ribs.

I started with a couple tablespoons of the sweet rub-a little extra sugar to balance out the bite of the mustard-and added to it a tablespoon of baking powder. The baking powder is nothing new for longtime readers, but those newbies out there, it aids in developing a browned, crispy, and textured skin that make grilled or baked wings hold their own against fried ones.

I then patted the wings dry with paper towels and coated them liberally in the seasoning. Because I wanted to prominently feature the rub, I went heavier on the seasoning than I normally do when using my usual wing combo of just salt and baking powder alone.

The second component in achieving nice and crunchy wings is allowing them to air dry. It takes a minimum of eight hours sitting on a wire rack in the refrigerator for moisture in the skin the evaporate, so it pays to plan ahead as this step is pretty crucial-you could skip it, but you'll inevitably wind up with flabbier skin.

If all done right, after about 45 minutes over indirect high heat, the wings should be a beautiful mahogany, crispy, and develop light caramelization like mine did in the photo above. The color and char is thanks to the combo of paprika and sugars in the rub. If you want a little extra char for that unique grilled flavor, you can move the wings over direct heat for a little bit, just keep a close eye on them because they can burn quickly.

At this point, all that was left was to transfer the wings to a bowl and toss them with my South Carolina-style mustard barbecue sauce-a recipe I recently tinkered with to make it all the better.

Now I love a great ribs, and those South Carolina mustard ribs were mighty fine, but for my money, the rub and sauce was even better on wings. I think the light flavor of the meat combined with the crackling skin let the seasoning and sauce stand out more and added a texture that made what was already a great pairing into something really irresistible. The final wings had the hallmarks of barbecue-they were sweet, tangy, spicy, and complex with the added unique mustard bite that makes it such a compelling alternative to ketchup. If you're looking for a great barbecue wing, you'd be hard pressed to get much better than these.

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The wings have awaken! Yes, it's January, the month where I drop all other grilling and devote my attention to one of favorite things in the world-chicken wings. I currently have fifteen wing recipes on the blog, and I could probably keep doing variations of these crispy, juicy, tasty morsels until the end of time.

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Spicy Dry Rub Chicken Wings are a low-carb appetizer or dinner you can enjoy at home or bring to any get together. In this post, I share directions to make a dry rub for chicken. Then, I include directions to make these wings in a Ninja Foodi Air Fryer, grill or oven.

Ingredients in Dry Rub Chicken Wings

Dry rub chicken wings start with the most obvious ingredient: chicken wings. I use fresh, not frozen wings as I find they taste the best and you can avoid the defrosting time.

For the rub, I use a lot of spices you probably already have on hand. The spices include:

This combination of spices gives you irresistible flavor with minimal added carbs.

How to make dry rub chicken wings

Making dry rub chicken wings is about as easy as using a marinade.

Make the Dry Rub

All you need is to measure out the proper amount of spices and mix them in a small bowl.

Cut the wings (if necessary)

Depending on your store, you may be able to find precut wings. If yours are already cut, then you can skip this step.

Otherwise, you can get whole wings and cut them into pieces yourself. If you take that approach, get a good pair of poultry shears or a sharp knife to cut them right at the joint.

Remove extra moisture

Before you add the rub to the chicken, give it a good pat down with a paper towel.

You want to remove as much moisture from the chicken as possible to help prevent them from getting soggy.

Don't skip this! It will help your wings crisp up nicely in the oven.

Add the dry rub to the chicken and allow to marinate

When the spice rub and wings are ready, place the wings into a large zip lock bag. Then pour some of the pre-mixed dry rub into the bag.

Seal the bag and give it a bit of a shake until the mixture has coated the chicken wings evenly.

Once you've evenly applied the dry rub to the chicken wings, place the bag in the refrigerator. For best flavor, I marinate the wings overnight. But if you are short on time, you should keep them in the bag for at least a half hour.

Cook the wings in an air fryer, grill or oven

When you are ready to cook the wings, remove them from the refrigerator. Let them come up to room temperature, which takes 20-30 minutes.

For this recipe, I bake the chicken in a preheated oven at 400 degrees. But you could use an air fryer or grill instead if you prefer (see the directions below).

How to make a dry rub for chicken wings

Dry rubs are easy to make. The hardest part is measuring out the ingredients, but that really doesn't take too long. To make the rub, combine all the ingredients paprika, cayenne pepper, chili powder, freshly ground black pepper, garlic powder, onion powder, sea salt, oregano, and t hyme in a small bowl.

You can use a fork or spoon to mix the spices. Just make sure they are well combined before either storing them in a mason jar or adding to the chicken wings.

My dry rub recipe makes about 1/2 cups of dry rub. This is a little extra than what you need.

How to make dry rub chicken wings in the oven

When you are ready to cook, take the wings from the refrigerator and let them come up to room temperature, which takes about 20-30 minutes.

While the wings warm up, you can preheat the oven to 400 degrees. While the oven heats, line a cookie sheet with parchment paper. Once lined, add the chicken wings to the pan with the side with the most skin facing up.

When the oven is heated, put the cookie sheet in the oven and cook for 20-25 minutes per side.

How to make dry rub chicken wings in the air fryer or grill

If you're short on time, then I'd recommend that you make these in the air fryer or on the grill.

Ninja Foodi Air Fryer Directions

You can also cook dry rubbed chicken wings in an air fryer or on the grill. Similar to the oven, the initial prep involves creating the rub and marinating the chicken wings overnight in the refrigerator.

Cook the wings at 400 degrees for 12-15 minutes per side.

Grill Directions

If cooking the wings on the grill, set the grill to 400 degrees. Drizzle the wings with a little bit of olive oil to help prevent them from sticking.

Place the wings on the grill over direct heat and cook for about 12-15 minutes per side. Since grills can be different, it's a good idea to check the wings after a few minutes of cooking to make sure they are not starting to burn.

Difference between these Baked Wings and my Oven Fried Wings

If you've checked out my site or perhaps made my oven-fried wings, then you might be wondering what's the difference.

One of the major differences is that oven-fried wings are crisped using baking powder in the spice mix. The baking powder allows the chicken wing skin to cook faster than the meat & creates the crispy wings that we all love.

Since spicy dry rubbed wings do not include baking powder, they are also Whole 30 compliant.

Tools for cooking

You don't need many tools to make dry-rubbed baked chicken wings. You only need:

And if you get whole wings, you'll need a way to cut the wings, which I would recommend a santoku knife.

Side Dishes for Dry Rub Wings

Spicy dry-rubbed chicken wings pair well with a lot of different dishes. You could serve them alongside your favorite salad or vegetable side dishes.

One of my favorites to make with this baked wing recipe are these Sautéed Green Beans with Garlic .

If you'd prefer, you can try serving my dry-rubbed wings with coleslaw. One of my favorite coleslaw recipes is this Easy Low Carb & Keto Coleslaw Recipe .

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BAKED LEMON PEPPER WINGS SPICE RUBBED THEN BAKED UNTIL CRISPY THEN SMOTHERED IN LEMON PEPPER BUTTER SAUCE!

This baked Lemon Pepper Wings recipe will have everyone swooning and is SO easy to make with a prep time of less than 15 minutes! These wings are also prep ahead friendly making them a favorite for game day, parties and snacks OR serve them with mashed potatoes and asparagus for a tasty dinner option. The Lemon Pepper Chicken Wings get enveloped in zesty lemon pepper seasoning with kicks of garlic, onion powder, salt and paprika then are baked (or air fried) for a healthier alternative to fried but still boast that coveted crunchy exterior. The Lemon Pepper Wings are delicious straight out of the oven but become increasingly tantalizing as they are drenched in a bright, refreshing, kickin' lemon pepper butter sauce. So, get ready for them to fly off of the plate!

LEMON PEPPER WINGS RECIPE

Nothing says game day like chicken wings! Some of my favorite wing recipes include:

As you can see, I LOVE baked chicken wings. They take minutes to prep and emerge juicy, flavorful and crunchy from my fool-proof oven technique. Here's whey you'll love this Lemon Pepper Wings recipe:

DELICIOUS! These Lemon Pepper Chicken Wings are bright, peppery, buttery, lemony perfection. But we're not talking just one-note lemon pepper flavor like many recipes call for. Instead, this lemon pepper wings recipe delivers a sultry yet simple flavor profile by including brown sugar, garlic powder, onion powder, salt and paprika in the rub. Now, we get to enjoy lemon pepper wings with complex undertones to round out the bold lemon pepper seasoning.

BAKED! These Lemon Pepper Wings are baked and not fried which means they are healthier and less messy than fried chicken wings - but they taste just as delicious! Baking the wings renders the fat and crisps up the skin which becomes even crispier by broiling until drool worthy.

EASY! If you've never made chicken wings before, you will be AMAZED at how easy they are. In fact, baked chicken wings are one of the TASTIEST and EASIEST ways to prepare chicken! To make, simply shake the wings in a bag with seasonings, bake then brush with the super simple lemon pepper wings sauce.

SIMPLE INGREDIENTS: Grab some chicken wings or keep them stocked in your freezer and you can make these Lemon Pepper Wings any time!

PREP AHEAD: This Lemon Pepper Wings recipe is so quick and easy to prep, you really don't need to prep ahead - but you can if you want to! Simply shake the chicken in spice rub, like on greased baking rack then refrigerate. When ready to make, just bake the chicken and whisk the lemon butter sauce ingredients together.

Ingredients for Lemon Pepper Wings Recipe

FOR THE WINGS:

Chicken: select packages that are labeled "wing and/or drumstick" OR "1st and/or 2nd parts/segments."

Baking powder: is the secret ingredient I use in all of the baked chicken wings recipes to achieve golden, crispy skin; more info to follow. Look for aluminum free baking powder.

Seasonings: lemon pepper seasoning and pantry friendly brown sugar, garlic powder, onion powder, salt and paprika.

FOR LEMON PEPPER WINGS SAUCE

Butter: adds that rich, buttery flavor we all love. Use unsalted butter so we can control the salt, especially because lemon pepper seasoning has salt in it.

Lemon pepper seasoning: used in both the wings and the sauce. It's a common American seasoning blend made with dehydrated lemon zest, black pepper, salt, garlic powder, and onion powder.

Lemon juice: most of the lemon flavor will come from the lemon pepper seasoning but the lemon juice adds a splash of freshness.

Honey: balances the lemon juice so it's not too tart. If you would like more of a honey lemon sauce vs a lemon sauce, then add additional honey to taste.

WHAT IS LEMON PEPPER SEASONING MADE OF?

Lemon Pepper is the defining flavor in this Lemon Pepper Wings recipe - thus the name. If you've enjoyed these irresistible wings as an appetizer or my main course Lemon Pepper Chicken, you are familiar with the irresistible, bold flavor profile - and if you aren't let me introduce you.

The "lemon pepper" in Lemon Pepper Chicken Wings comes from lemon pepper seasoning. Lemon pepper is a delightful flavor bomb of bright and tangy lemon with feisty pepper. It is made by mashing granulated lemon zest with cracked black peppercorns to infuse the pepper with the citrus oil.

I love lemon pepper because it delivers dynamic lemon flavor that is hard to achieve any other way other than marinating and the pepper pumps of the flavor. Anything you smother in lemon pepper seasoning is guaranteed to have flavor - and these Lemon Pepper Wings are no exception!

Where Can I Buy Lemon Pepper Seasoning?

Lemon Pepper Seasoning is very common which is good news for us! You should easily be able to find it in the spices section of your grocery store.

What else can I use Lemon Pepper Seasoning On?

Don't be afraid to purchase lemon pepper seasoning because you think it might go to waste - it is AMAZING on so much more than this Lemon Pepper Wings recipe! Lemon Pepper is delightful on:

Grilled or pan seared chicken

Baked or pan seared salmon

Baked or pan seared shrimp

Vegetables: zucchini, Roasted Broccoli, Roasted Cauliflower, Roasted Green Beans or Roasted Brussels Sprouts

Roasted Potatoes or smashed potatoes

Rice, quinoa, cauliflower rice

Any pasta or pasta with olive oil, pasta salad or spaghetti squash

Sprinkled on salads or avocado toast

Mixed with butter to create a compound butter for lobster, crab, shrimp, potatoes, etc.

WHAT CHICKEN WINGS SHOULD I USE?

Whole chicken wings consist of three segments: the drumette, the wingette and the tip. For this baked Lemon Pepper Wings recipe, I recommend drumettes and wingettes. Here's the breakdown:

the first segment - the drumette: looks like a small drumstick. It is attached to the main part of the chicken. It is nice and meaty with a high ratio of meat to skin.

the second segment - the flat, wing or wingette: are the middle part of the wing, attached to both the first and third segments. It is flat with two thin bones running down its length. It consists of tender dark meat.

the third segment - the tip: are the end/tip of the wing. They consist of mostly bone, cartridge and skin, with little to no meat and as such, most packages of wings don't include them.

HOW TO BREAK DOWN WHOLE CHICKEN WINGS

If you purchase whole chicken wings, you will need to break them into the first, second and third segments. You will want to separate the third segment/tips and not use them for Lemon Pepper Chicken Wings unless you like gnawing on just the skin. Instead, you can save them in the freezer to use for chicken stock.

BREAKING DOWN A CHICKEN WING IS VERY SIMPLE:

Locate the two joints which attach the first and third section to the flat//wingette - you will be able to feel where they are connected through the skin.

Using as pair of kitchen shears, snip through the center of each joint to separate them. You will be left with the drumette, flat and tip.

HOW DO YOU MAKE BAKED LEMON PEPPER WINGS CRISPY?

There are some food I prefer to fry because they taste so much better- like egg rolls or crab rangoons, for example. There are some foods, however, that I think taste just as good - or almost as good baked - chicken wings being one of them.

You can achieve tantalizingly crispy results for crispy Lemon Pepper Chicken Wings - or any other wings - by following my fool-proof technique: 1) use baking powder in the rub (don't worry, you won't be able to taste the baking powder), 2) bake on a baking rack, 3) bake at high heat and 4) broil the wings.

BAKING POWDER: The simplified science behind baking powder NOT BAKING SODA is that baking powder is composed of an acid which raises the pH level in the chicken, which draws moisture to the surface of the chicken skin where it evaporates. The heightened pH level also causes the peptide bonds in the skin to break down which accelerates the browning process so your chicken can get nice and crispy!

BAKE ON A RACK: Baking the wings on an elevated baking rack allows air to circulate underneath the wings, which not only helps render the fat, but allows the fat to drip away from the wings so the wings aren't sitting in a pile of grease which would inhibit them from ever becoming crispy.

BAKE AT HIGH HEAT: High heat first renders the fat underneath the skin and then proceeds to crisps up the skin as the moisture is drawn out. If you were to bake at a lower temperature, the wings would bake but the skin would not be crispy by the time you were ready to pull the chicken out of the oven.

BROIL WINGS: You can achieve crispy wings by just baking, but this usually means over baked, dry chicken. Instead, by baking until pretty crispy and then broiling, we are able to enjoy juicy chickenand crispy chicken.

HOW TO MAKE LEMON PEPPER WINGS

These Lemon Pepper Chicken Wings are SO easy to make! Here's how:

STEP 1 - Prepare Pan: Line a baking sheet with foil, parchment paper or nonstick slip mat for easy cleanup. Top baking sheet with baking rack and lightly spray with nonstick cooking spray.

STEP 2 - Spice Rub: Mix Rub Ingredients together in a medium bowl. Add half of the Rub to a large freezer bag. Add half of the wings and shake until coated evenly. Line wings on prepared baking rack so they are not touching. Add remaining Rub ingredients and wings to freezer bag and repeat.

Step 3 - Bake: Bake wings on the upper middle rack for 35-45 minutes, or until the chicken is cooked through.

Step 4 - Broil: Move oven rack approximately 8″ from broiler and broil to desired crispiness, watching closely so they don't burn. Optional but recommend: flip chicken wings over and broil the other side until crispy.

Step 4 - Lemon Pepper Sauce: Whisk melted butter, lemon pepper seasoning, lemon juice and honey in a small bowl.

Step 5 - Coat: Brush desired amount of sauce over the chicken wings. Serve immediately.

HOW TO AIR FRY LEMON PEPPER CHICKEN WINGS

The air fryer works great to create crispy wings, but the only down side is you can't cook all of the Lemon Pepper Wings at once. I usually reserve the air fryer for reheating the wings, but you are welcome to air fry them to cook as well.

1. Grease 2 racks for the air fryer oven. If your air fryer only has a rack and a basket, grease the basket instead.

2. Place the wings on the greased racks in a single layer so they aren't touching. You will need to cook in multiple batches.

3. Cook for 15 minutes at 250 degrees F.

4. Flip the wings over and switch the position of the trays, so that the top is on the bottom and the bottom tray is on the top.

5. Increase temperature to 450 degrees (or the highest your air fryer goes). Air fry for 15- 20 minutes or until the chicken are wings cooked through and crispy.

TIPS TO FOR BAKED LEMON PEPPER WINGS

Don't wash your chicken first. Although this might be a touchy subject, there is a lot of research to back up that you should not wash your chicken first as it spreads germs all over your sink and kitchen. If you're interested in learning more, you can google the topic. Also, for our purposes, washing the chicken wings will inhibit them from become crunchy.

Dry chicken wings. Don't just pat the wings dry with paper towels, but squeeze them VERY DRY (this is dry from the packaging not from washing). The drier the wings, the crispier they will get. Dry skin also helps the rub stick. You can even refrigerate your wings for up to 6 hours on a baking rack for the skin to dry out even more. If you do refrigerate the wings, be sure to bring them to room temperature before baking. This should only take about 15 minutes on the counter.

Use a baking rack. Line a regular size baking sheet with foil for easy cleanup and then top with a baking rack. Spray baking rack with cooking spray - don't forget this step or your wings will stick! The baking rack elevates the chicken wings so the air can circulate under the wings for crispier skin. It also lets the fat drip off the chicken instead of the wings sitting in a pool of grease.

Don't skip baking powder. Baking powder is composed of an acid which draws moisture to the surface of the chicken skin where it evaporates, accelerating the browning process so your chicken can get nice and crispy. Do NOT use baking SODA!

Broil chicken. After baking, the wings will be fairly crispy for even crispier skin, you can move the oven rack 6-8″ from broiler and broil away to desired crispiness. Just watch closely so they don't burn! When I'm smothering baked chicken wings in a sticky sauce, I usually don't broil both sides, but for this Lemon Pepper Wings recipe, I recommend flipping the chicken over and broiling the underside as well.

Customize lemon pepper kick. These Lemon Pepper Chicken Wings boast a good lemon pepper kick, but if you want even more lemon pepper goodness, you can add more lemon pepper to the butter sauce.

Add heat. The pepper adds a punch of flavor but if you want to add some heat, add 1/4-½ teaspoon cayenne pepper to the spice rub OR you can add some hot sauce to the lemon butter sauce.

HOW TO MAKE LEMON PEPPER CHICKEN WINGS AHEAD

These Lemon Pepper Chicken Wings can easily be prepped ahead of time.

Prepare the chicken up to baking, then refrigerate for up to 12 hours - you can cover for 6 hours then uncover for the last 6 to help dry out the skin.

When it's time to bake the wings, let them rest on the counter for 15 minutes then proceed to bake according to directions.

The Lemon Butter Sauce can also be whisked together then refrigerated. You will need to reheat it in the microwave or stove before using as the butter will have solidified.

WHAT DO I DIP BAKED LEMON PEPPER WINGS IN?

These Baked Lemon Pepper Wings are delish plain smothered in the lemon pepper sauce but I also love to dunk them in ranch, blue cheese or honey mustard.

WHAT To Serve with LEMON PEPPER CHICKEN WINGS?

Lemon Pepper Wings are a favorite appetizer for all sorts of occasions from game day parties, viewing parties, potlucks, Christmas, New Years, etc. They are stand alone delicious but also pair well with these other appetizers and party foods we love:

Party food mains: Crockpot BBQ Ribs, Cheesy BBQ Pork Taquitos, Pizza Pinwheels, Stromboli, Slow Cooker Brisket, Buffalo Chicken Pull Apart Bread, Philly Cheesesteak Pizza, Crockpot Chili and Carnitas.

Party food sandwiches: French Dip Sandwiches, Italian Beef Sandwiches, BBQ Brisket Sandwiches, BBQ Pulled Pork Sandwiches, Cheesy Italian Meatball Sliders, Hawaiian Sloppy Joes, and Philly Cheesesteak Sandwiches.

Party food appetizers: Bacon Ranch Cheeseball, Jalapeno Poppers, Artichoke Dip Bites, Honey Buffalo Meatballs, Pretzel Bites, Carne Asada Fries, Spinach Dip French Bread, Philly Cheesesteak Egg Rolls, Southwest Egg Rolls, Cream Cheese Wontons, and Potstickers

Party food dips: Chili Cheese Dip, Queso Blanco. Jalapeno Popper Dip, Spinach Artichoke Dip, Queso Verde Corn Dip, Best Bean Dip, Brie Spinach Dip, Queso Fundido, Taco Dip, Tzatziki and Whipped Feta Dip.

WHAT SIDES To Serve with LEMON PEPPER WINGS?

Although Lemon Chicken Wings are traditionally served as an appetizer, they also make a scrumptious meal as well - your kids will love it! Here are some delicious side options:

Rice: Lemony chicken loves a starch such as rice, quinoa, or low carb cauliflower rice or broccoli rice.

Potatoes: Instead of rice, pair the Lemon Pepper Wings with baked potatoes, twice baked potatoes, smashed potatoes, slow cooker mashed potatoes, or mashed sweet potatoes.

Favorites: These sides include your favorite potluck sides that pair fantastically with chicken wings such as Mac and Cheese, Baked Beans, Corn Casserole, Potato Salad, Bacon and Pea Pasta Salad, and Rice Pilaf,.

Veggies. Of course, every meal needs nutritious veggies! You can go as simple as pre-packaged stir fried veggies or serve with Roasted Broccolini, Roasted Carrots, Sautéed Brussels Sprouts, Roasted Root Vegetables or Roasted Squash.

Salad. Fresh salad is a delicious, vibrant healthy side to Lemon Pepper Chicken Wings. Enjoy them with wedge salad, Apple Salad, Pear Salad, Beet Salad, Fall Salad, Roasted Butternut Squash Salad or Green Bean Salad.

Fruit: Sweet, refreshing fruit is always a welcome addition to balance the tangy lemon pepper seasoning. Try Summer Fruit Salad, Perfect Fruit Salad, Creamy Grape Salad, Tropical Fruit Salad, Winter Fruit Salad, or Berry Salad in Honey Mascarpone.

Bread: These Lemon Pepper Wings are pair beautifully with my favorite Garlic Bread, Moist Sweet Cornbread, Dinner Rolls, Parmesan Breadsticks, or Pesto Pull Apart Bread.

HOW LONG CAN YOU KEEP CHICKEN WINGS IN THE FRIDGE?

Lemon Pepper Chicken Wings should be stored in an airtight container in the refrigerator. When properly stored, they are good for four days.

HOW TO REHEAT CHICKEN WINGS

You can reheat the chicken wing in the oven or the air fryer but they will get crispier in the air fryer.
AIR FRYER

Line basket(s) with foil and spray with cooking spray.

Add chicken wings in a single layer to baskets.

Use the "snack" setting to reheat OR air fry at 360 degrees F for 4 minutes, then increase heat to 400°F and cook for an additional 3-5 minutes. Every air fryer is different, so I suggest keeping a close eye on them so they don't burn.

OVEN

Preheat the oven to 350 degrees.

Line a baking sheet with foil (for easy cleanup) and spray rack with cooking spray.

Line wings on baking sheet so they aren't touching.

Bake for 15 minutes or until heated through.

How TO FREEZE BAKED LEMON PEPPER WINGS

Frozen Lemon Pepper Wings are tasty but won't be as crispy unless reheated in the air fryer. To freeze:

Line chicken wings in a single layer on a parchment paper lined baking sheet.

Place in the freezer to flash freeze until solid, about 1-2 hours. Flash freezing allows the chicken wings to be placed together in a freezer container without freezing together.

Transfer frozen wings to a freezer safe container or freezer size plastic bag, squeeze out excess air to prevent freezer burn.

Freeze for up to three months.

When ready to serve, line a baking sheet with foil (for easy cleanup) and top with baking rack. Spray rack with cooking spray.

Line frozen wings on the baking rack and transfer to the refrigerator to thaw.

Once thawed, bake at 350 degrees F for 15 minutes or until heated through or follow the instructions for reheating wings in the air fryer.

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This is my personal "I put that s*%& on everything". Because seriously, I put this on EVERYTHING! It started out because I love the Buffalo rub at Buffalo Wild Wings, but I can't buy it in Canada, and I don't want to have to shell out money every time I feel like it. This isn't quite the same, but it is close, and being completely honest, I like it more. It's sweeter, and not quite as spicy (just kick up the cayenne pepper if you want to do that).

I kept meaning to do a recipe post with the rub, some chicken bites, grilled wings, pork tenderloin... any of the multitude of things that I use it on. But I'm weak, and when the dinners using the rub are done, I'm halfway done my plate before I realize that I didn't take pictures. Sorry.

I've had this written down, scribbled, crossed out, and adjusted, on a scrap of paper in my kitchen for almost a year. Hidden behind the mixer so that I wouldn't lose it. The paper is covered in stains, crumbled beyond belief, and two nights ago I nearly ripped it in half making another batch. It was time to get it on the blog, all by itself, before I lost it.

Now, I've been using this as a post-cooking toss mostly (on the chicken), but it worked great as a rub on the pork before cooking on the grill. Enjoy it. Share it with everyone you know, because it just isn't fair to deny people this goodness (it is SO good).

And on a day where my backyard is once again covered in snow (it is April 23, WTF!)... thank goodness BBQ season is just about here!

EDIT: As pointed out by Garrett below (I really do appreciate it if someone notices this, I always try to give credit, but I missed this one - no more writing down on post-it notes). The true genius behind this is K-John, and you can get his original recipe, along with instructions for chicken wings, here!

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Honey chipotle lime chicken wings are perfect for family gatherings, game days or any time you want the taste of classic American barbecue with a Latin twist.

This shop has been compensated by Collective Bias, Inc. and its advertiser. All opinions are mine alone.

Hi friends! My family just loves chicken wings. Some of us like them spicy, some of us like them sweet, and some of us enjoy a little of both. We used to only have wings as a side with pizza, but I found that it was much cheaper to make my own, especially since no one could agree on one flavor. When I made these Grilled Honey Chipotle Lime Chicken Wings, the family gobbled them up so fast that I knew at once this recipe was a keeper!

I think I've mentioned before how much I love Mexican food, and really, the spicier the better. Y ou can probably guess that my vote is always for spicy wings! So when I set out to make some sweet and spicy chicken wings that the entire family would enjoy, I wanted to add a Latin twist to the recipe. I found
One of the nice things about living in Arizona is that you can always find great Mexican food and the authentic ingredients for making your own at home. In fact, I was able to find everything I needed for this dish at our local Walmart.

La Morena chipotle peppers and pickled jalapeno peppers in the Hispanic aisle, and then I picked up a few other ingredients before heading home.

I usually make my own barbecue sauce, and it's actually very easy to incorporate Latin flavors into our favorite traditional sauce.
I took out one chipotle pepper from the can and chopped it up as fine as I could.

I added the chopped chipotle pepper and some of the adobo sauce to the other ingredients and let them all simmer together on the stove.

While the sauce was cooking, I started the wings. I like them crispy, and I think one of the best ways to get them crisp without frying is to bake them for a little bit, baste them with some of the sauce and then put them on the grill. So that's what I did.
Oh, first you want to brush the grill with some olive oil so that the wings don't stick. You definitely don't want all that good sauce to stay on the grill! Brush on some more of the sauce while the wings are grilling.
This only takes a few minutes because the meat is basically done. As a bonus, you don't have to stay out in the heat too long!

Wings need a good ranch for dipping, so I made my favorite homemade buttermilk ranch dressing. It's basically mayo, sour cream and buttermilk with a few spices thrown in. But this time, I chopped up one of the pickled jalapeno peppers and two tablespoons of chopped cilantro.
If you like more heat, you could also add a chopped jalapeno pepper to the barbecue sauce.

The wings are slightly spicy, somewhat sweet, super sticky and just plain awesome! I like to serve them with additional chipotle sauce as well as the jalapeno ranch sauce for dipping.

Grilled Honey Chipotle Lime Chicken Wings

Grilled Honey Chipotle Lime Chicken Wings

Don't they look wonderful? And let me tell you, they taste even better!

But please don't take my word for it -- go make a batch for yourself!

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Classic Buffalo chicken wings are fried but I love the flavor and ease of cooking them on the grill. They are truly no fuss, no muss and finger-lickin' good! The key is to cook them over a moderate flame so that the fat renders out and the skin gets nice and crispy. You can serve them plain - they are really delicious as is - but the seasoned Buffalo sauce takes them over the top. It's mild enough for most kids: as you can see, my son and his friends polished off an entire 3-pound test batch in about ten minutes!

What you'll need to make Grilled Chicken Wings with Buffalo Sauce

You can buy chicken wings already cut up or whole. If you buy them whole, the wings will consist of three parts: the drum, the flat/double-boned "wing" part, and the tip. To cut up a whole wing, start by cutting off the tip (which you can either discard or save for stock), then cut between the drum and the wing part. Try to cut the sections apart at the joints, where the cartilage is softer than solid bone. It's easy once you get the hang of it.

how to make Grilled Chicken Wings with Buffalo Sauce

Begin by seasoning the wings with salt and pepper.

Grill the wings over moderate heat, turning frequently, until golden. You don't want the wings to char at all, so keep a close eye on the flame.

Meanwhile, make the sauce by melting the butter with the garlic in the microwave. Stir in the hot sauce and spices and set aside.

When the wings are done, dip them in the sauce. (Alternatively, you can serve the wings plain with the sauce on the side).

Serve immediately and enjoy!
Note: I like Frank's Hot Sauce for this recipe because it's pretty mild. For spicier wings, use a hotter sauce.
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Grilled Chicken Wings with Seasoned Buffalo Sauce

I love the flavor and ease of cooking chicken wings on the grill. They are truly no fuss, no muss and finger lickin' good!

Ingredients

For the Wings

3 pounds chicken wings (if whole, cut into sections; discard the wing tips or save for stock)

1-1/2 teaspoons kosher salt

1/2 teaspoon black pepper

Vegetable oil, for grill

For the Seasoned Buffalo Sauce

Instructions

1. Heat the grill to medium-high. Season the wings with salt and pepper.

2. Using grill tongs, dip a wad of paper towels in oil, then carefully rub the grill grate until glossy and coated. Grill the wings, covered, flipping occasionally, until they are golden brown, crispy and completely cooked through, about 20 minutes. Keep a close eye on the grill: if there are flare-ups or the wings begin to burn, move the wings to a cooler part of the grill or reduce the heat. You don't want grill marks on the wings; just a nice and even golden-brown color.

3. While the wings are cooking, make the sauce. Combine the butter and garlic in a microwave-safe bowl. Cook for about one minute in the microwave until the butter is melted. Stir in the hot sauce, salt, onion powder, chili powder and sugar. Set aside.

4. Dip the cooked wings in the sauce and serve immediately. Alternatively, serve the wings plain with the sauce on the side.

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I love the flavor and ease of cooking chicken wings on the grill. They are truly no fuss, no muss and finger lickin' good! Classic Buffalo chicken wings are fried but I love the flavor and ease of cooking them on the grill. They are truly no fuss, no muss and finger-lickin' good!

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Great dry rub chicken wings are sometimes just what the doctor ordered to cure your hunger! This Sweet and Spicy Dry Rub Chicken Wings Recipe tastes like wing perfection and is great for a perfect game day appetizer or whenever the itch for some wings strike. This delicious wing recipe calls for spices a normally stocked pantry already has, so it is simple AND flavorful. We include a tasty chili-lime dipping sauce that complements the wing recipe perfectly.

Sweet and Spicy Dry Rub Chicken Wings Summary

This recipe has very little fuss and muss. We just fry up some chicken wings in 375° Fahrenheit oil, toss it in our rub, and then start eating them. Really, that is all there is to it. So many wing recipes call for all sorts of pomp and circumstance surrounding cutting the wings, prepping the wings, or baking the wings, but this is about as simple as it gets. Fry them. Toss them. Eat them.

Then, we pull together a super simple sauce that you can make in minutes. The Chili-Lime dipping sauce we serve with this complements the dry rub and tastes great. You can prep this sauce when your oil heats up for the wings and call it done. All in all, you can finish these dry rub chicken wings very easily in 30 minutes.

We Don't Cut Our Chicken Wings

I get why people do it. You can cut your wings and served up the drummette vs the wing separately, which can plate nicely. Additionally, since the individual pieces (drummette vs wings) are a bit more uniform, so you might be able to cook them separately and get them to the safety point. And if you don't know, 165 degrees Fahrenheit is the safety point.

Many recipes call for clipping the little wingtips, but I am not an advocate for that. Well, maybe if you want to save them for chicken stock (check out my Homemade Chicken Stock Recipe), but too many just have you toss them! I don't get it. They are tasty little pieces and there isn't really any meat in them, but they are good to chew on and bite into.

Many recipes just indicate to throw them away, but my opinion is to cook them up and serve them.

Oil Safety

People, we are dealing with hot oil, which can be dangerous. Make sure to follow all safety rules regarding frying. I used a big pot and vegetable oil for frying in this recipe. A big thing to remember is that water and hot oil are NOT friends.

Patting the moisture off of your wings with a paper towel is a good idea. This gets a bit of the moisture off of the wing and helps make sure you don't end up with a messy and/or dangerous situation.

Also, make sure to use an oil that is appropriate for frying. Don't use olive oil, but something like vegetable oil, peanut oil, or canola oil.

Temp Them Wings

The recipe calls for cooking them for eight minutes, but the most important part is temping the wings. Whether it is 6 minutes or 10 minutes, the wings need to get to 165° Fahrenheit. Really, I want my wings out as close to 165° Fahrenheit as possible, while still being above that mark.

When you temp your wings, I do it in two places. First, in the thickest part of the chicken drummette. Then, the thickest part of the wing part of the entire chicken wing. This way, you are certain that you are hitting the right temperature.

I use 8 minutes as the guide and every time I have made these, that was enough for my wings to finish. Depending on some variables like chicken wing size and your fryer, I suppose this might vary. I would just make sure to get one out right away and make sure it is at 165° Fahrenheit, then pull the rest out and spot check your temps on the wings.

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Dipping Sauce for Dry Rub Chicken Wings

This is such an easy sauce and it tastes great, too. We really just mix up the ingredients and it is ready to go. You could make this in advance and I feel like there might be some marginal benefit to letting the completed dipping sauce hang out in the fridge for a few hours, but totally not needed.

Any sauce will be great for these wings, but making your own doesn't have to be a big deal. Instead of throwing money at the store, just take some sour cream and make something special of your own! Heck, you could even make your own sour cream.

Serving Sizes

I am not gonna lie. I can eat all of these in one sitting. You might be able to, as well. Because I am using 10 wings, I need to either have 2 wings or 5 wings as the serving size. I chose 2, as this really is meant to be an appetizer. Besides, 2 wings really is a bit more than what it may appear. Each wing is one drummette and one wing.

For the sake of simplicity, I made the serving size 2 wings. This is a total of two drummettes and two wings. If you up this to 5 wings, we are talking about 5 drummettes and 5 wings, which really is more than one serving. I will let you be the judge.

If you are truly using this as an app, 2 wings might be enough. If this is the only appetizer you are serving, I would maybe go to the 5 wings for a serving.

Dry Rub Chicken Wings Process Pictures

1. All dry rub ingredients in a large bowl, but not mixed.

2. This is what it should look like when all mixed together. I moved it over to another dish to sprinkle on the wings.

3. The cooked wings with the dry rub sprinkled on top. From here, I add the top to the container and shake to get the powder all over.

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Air Fryer Lemon Pepper Wings are so flavorful and crispy! Whether it be for a game day snack, holiday appetizer or just a weeknight dinner, everyone will thank you for your efforts when you serve these air fryer chicken wings with dry rub. They are absolutely irresistible and you won't believe how easy they are to make! Instructions for baked wings also included below so if you don't have an air fryer, you can still enjoy these lemon pepper wings.
Crispy Chicken Wings in the Air Fryer

I wanted an air fryer to make crispy chicken wings. It has not disappointed! I'm a huge fan of wings but not soft skin. In the past I've baked my wings then broiled them the last few minutes with moderate success. While I like taste of frying in oil, I don't like the mess, smell in my kitchen or the extra fat included. Air fryers are the easy and healthier way to achieve that crispy texture I love. I'm excited to share this air fryer chicken wing recipe with you because everyone in my family loves these wings!

Lemon Pepper Wings Ingredients

These air fryer chicken wings only require a few basic ingredients.

fresh chicken wings

olive oil

lemon pepper seasoning

garlic powder

paprika

sea salt

freshly ground pepper

For this recipe I used Mrs. Dash lemon pepper seasoning, but it is salt-free. So if your lemon pepper seasoning includes salt you may want to reduce the salt in this recipe. If you love lemon pepper seasoning, try my lemon pepper tilapia. So good!
I recommend using already split and trimmed chicken wings (wingettes) to greatly reduce the time it takes to prepare this recipe. This recipe has not been tested with frozen wings.
Lemon Pepper Dry Rub

It took three tries to make what I think is the perfect lemon pepper dry rub seasoning for wings. Each time I tried the wings just got better. I started off with just using the lemon pepper seasoning by itself and the lemon flavor was a little overpowering and they were slightly bland. The color was also a bit lackluster. But once I added in some additional sea salt, pepper, paprika and garlic powder, it made these chicken wings amazing!!! I love the flavor and color that the paprika adds to these wings.

This lemon pepper dry rub is full of flavor but does not have a super strong lemon flavor. If you really want the lemon pepper to stand out more you can increase the lemon pepper ratio to the rest of the spices. But I do encourage you to try it as listed first because they are really delicious.

How to Make Wings in Air Fryer

Preheat air fryer to 400 degrees Fahrenheit. In a small bowl add all spices and stir to evenly mix. If you have whole chicken wings, you'll want to split them at the joint and and remove the tips. If you have already split wings (wingettes) you are ready to go. Pat your chicken wings with paper towel. This is an important step to remove any moisture and get crispy skin! Place your wings in large bowl or gallon size ziploc bag.

Drizzle olive oil over chicken wings, then sprinkle seasoning mix. Toss chicken wings to evenly coat. (If using a bag, be sure to seal, then shake).

Coat the inside of air fryer with nonstick cooking spray or lightly brush with a little olive oil. Add chicken wings in a single layer, not overlapping.

Cook for 10 minutes. Turn over and cook for additional 8 to 12 minutes or until fully cooked and desired crispiness is achieved. Repeat if necessary, depending upon the size of your air fryer.

Serve immediately with ranch or blue cheese dressing or your favorite dipping sauce if desired. These lemon pepper wings taste great by themselves too!

I think this is might be my new favorite chicken wing. Which is saying a lot since I love wings! Spicy wings like these air fryer buffalo wings are so good but have been doing a number on my stomach. So to avoid those issues, these lemon pepper chickens satisfy me without all the heat. It also makes them super kid friendly and a nice option for those who just don't like spicy foods.

While I love a good hot wing, sometimes a non-spicy wing is just what the doctor ordered.

How to Make Baked Lemon Pepper Wings

Don't have an air fryer? No problem. Cook your wings on a wire rack sprayed with cooking spray over a baking sheet. Cook in a preheated oven at 400 degrees F for approximately 40 to 50 minutes or until fully cooked. (Exact cooking time will depend upon size of your wings) If you like an extra crispy skin, I recommend broiling for 1 to 3 minutes or until desired crispiness. Be sure to watch your wings carefully while broiling so you don't overcook. They won't be as crispy as the air fryer but they will still be delicious.

Reheat Chicken Wings in Air Fryer

Can you reheat chicken wings in the air fryer? Yes! I reheat all my chicken wings in the air fryer, even when we get take out from Buffalo Wild Wings. Those take out wings often taste just as good if not better the next day. I simply preheat my air fryer to 400 degrees Fahrenheit. Add the wings in and cook for 3 to 4 minutes or until desired crispiness is achieved again. Make sure you turn them over or shake the basket half way through cooking.

What to Serve with Air Fryer Lemon Pepper Wings

This recipe works great for getting you out a dinner rut. Serve it up with your favorite rice dish, air fryer potato wedges or french fries along with a salad. Chicken wings also make a great snack to serve for tailgating. Whether for a big game get together or just for you while you cheer on your team any given Sunday, these are sure to be good fan fuel. Serve them up with cheesy bacon pull apart bread! Having a party? Whether a holiday potluck or birthday celebration, these air fryer chicken wings are a great appetizer option. Offer them to guests with some black bean corn salsa or hot bacon spinach dip.

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Air Fryer Lemon Pepper Wings are so flavorful and crispy! Whether it be for a game day snack, holiday appetizer or just a weeknight dinner, everyone will thank you for your efforts when you serve these air fryer chicken wings with dry rub. They are absolutely irresistible and you won't believe how easy they are to make!

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If you love Wings my Grilled Dry Rub Lemon Pepper Chicken Wings might just become your new favorite!

Just one of caution, they are addictive! My wife almost lost a finger reaching for one off my plate!

Seriously, they are crazy delicious and the Ancho adds heat without killing you. Although if you're not a fan of heat, I would suggest cutting back the Ancho or leaving it out altogether.

I promise the wings will still be ah-mazingly delicious!

What Ingredients do I need to make Dry Rub Lemon Pepper Chicken Wings?

Let's start by gathering the ingredients we need to make my Dry Rub Lemon Pepper Chicken Wings. In Chef Speak this is called the "Mise en Place" which translates to "Everything in its Place".
Not only does setting your ingredients up ahead of time speed the up cooking process, but it also helps ensure you have everything you need to make the dish.
What's a Dry Rub?

A dry rub is a blend of spices, seasonings and aromatics, without any wet ingredients. This mixture gets rubbed on the meat which adds an incredible amount of flavor.
Don't get confused and think of this as a Dry Brine. Although it's similar using the same type of ingredients, a dry brine works into the meat over a longer period of time before being cooked. A dry rub is generally applied to the meat right before you cook it.
Do I have to use the Ancho Powder in my Dry Rub?

No, you don't. And I offer a word of caution if you're not a fan of heat. Overall Ancho isn't deadly hot if you don't get carried away, and it adds a nice smokiness to the wings.

But if heats not your thing, leave out the ancho and use smoked paprika if you still want a smokey flavor in your wings.

What other spices can I use in a Dry Rub?

The simplest form of a dry rub is salt, pepper, and brown sugar. As long as use these basic ingredients, the dry rub is blank canvas for you to add your favorite seasonings to.

Some of my favorite dry rub spices include:

paprika - smoked, hot or sweet

garlic powder

onion powder

dry oregano

dry mustard

cumin

chili powder - regular, ancho or chipotle

The sky's the limit. Use flavors you enjoy eating and the rub will never disappoint. Just don't use so many that it confuses the flavor you're trying to achieve. More is less.

How do I make Dry Rub Lemon Pepper Chicken Wings?

Once you've prepare the rub, all you have to do is heat up the grill.

When the grill is ready, add the seasoning mixture to the wings and get a good coating over all of the wings. It's really that easy.

Place the seasoned wings on the grill, letting them cook for 3-4 minutes on each side. Turn the wings as needed to crisp them all over.
*They can cook longer if they don't look crisp enough. But be careful not to burn the wings, the sugar in the dry rub can cause the wings to char.
Move the chicken wings to indirect heat and continue to cook with the lid closed for another 6-8 minutes. Or until you've reached an internal temperature of at least 165 degrees.
*Indirect heat is heat on the sides of the food being cooked, with the area directly under the food turned off.

Garnish the wings with chopped parsley and serve the wings with lemon wedges. You can also serve the wings with bleu cheese or ranch dressing
*People eat with their eyes and it makes the wings look pretty!
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Baked Crispy Malaysian Curry Wings. Juicy, crispy, scrumptious wings seasoned with curry, turmeric, lemongrass, shallots, ginger, garlic and more. A fantastic and easy dish for dinner, lunch or wings night with an Asian twist! Ready in 45 minutes.

I've been really into wings lately and I wanted to share a south-east Asian twist to wings by using a bunch of aromatics with curry and turmeric powder.

Inspired by Malaysian chicken wings but with a stronger curry flavour that isn't deep fried. After the first recipe test, they were a success and I was so thrilled with how they turned out. These yellow curry chicken wings were crispy thanks to the potato starch and so tasty thanks to all the aromatic ingredients.

Easy to make!

My crispy baked curry chicken wings are REALLY easy to make. You're honestly pulverizing the ginger, shallot, garlic, ginger and lemongrass into a smoother paste. Mixing that into the chicken wings along with the rest of your ingredients until you form a light batter. Then baking it in the oven and flipping them over at the halfway mark. That's it! Super simple and incredibly delicious!

Healthier than other recipes

Most other crispy curry chicken wings are deep fried in a lot of oil and while there is nothing wrong with that, I wanted to find a healthier way to make these wings. This also cuts back on the mess of hot oil splattering everywhere. In fact, by battering and baking these wings, it makes the process MUCH simpler because you don't need to monitor them at all. Just shove it into the oven and you can go and do something else.

Tips for making the best wings

I'm going to share some tips as a guide to make the best baked curry wings below:

Use fresh aromatics, it makes a huge difference for these Baked Crispy Malaysian Curry Wings.

I would recommend using a heavy weighted mortar and pestle to pulverize the aromatics. However, if you don't have one, grind the ingredients using a food processor until it becomes a thick, rough paste.

Add the salt to the mortar and pestle along with your aromatics. The salt helps to break down those ingredients more easily

When pulverizing your aromatics, use a pounding motion not a scraping motion. This will make it easier on you.

Rinse your wings under cold water to moisten them and add water to the wings. This will help create your batter.

When marinating your wings, add all your ingredients except for the potato starch. Add this ingredient at the very end.

Before laying your wings on your lined baking sheet, mix the batter and wings again just so the wings are coated in some batter and are not bare of it.

Scrape that bowl clean of the batter and drizzle more batter onto any wings that look a bit bare.

Preheat your oven to 425 degrees F and then when you're ready to bake the wings, lower the heat to 400 degrees F. This allows the batter to solidify faster.

Other recipes you may like!

If you enjoy my oven baked curry chicken wings, you may enjoy these other chicken recipes!
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CHICKEN ADOBO
SOY HOISIN CHICKEN THIGHS
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For this recipe

You will need the following ingredients for my baked curry chicken wings recipe:

739 grams chicken wings

1 shallot, peeled and chopped

3 tbsp lemongrass, white bulbous part only, finely sliced

1 tsp garlic, minced

1 tbsp ginger, peeled

½ tsp salt

2 tsp Chinese cooking wine

3 tbsp water

½ tbsp turmeric powder

1 tbsp curry powder

½ tbsp sugar

1 tbsp soy sauce

½ cup potato starch

Optional garnish: ½ stalk green onions, finely diced

How to make

Rinse your chicken wings until cold water and strain. Transfer to a large mixing bowl.

Preheat your oven to 425 degrees F.

Into your mortar & pestle or a food processor, add prepared shallot, lemongrass, garlic, ginger and salt. Then pulverize with a pounding motion until the aromatics become a thick paste. It doesn't have to be totally smooth but the smoother the better. Add paste to your bowl of chicken wings.

Then add the remaining ingredients with potato starch being the last ingredient. Mix very well until everything is mixed well and you have a batter coating your wings.

Before your lay your chicken wings on a lined baking sheet, give your wings a mix in the batter so they are coated. Then place the wings on the sheet, giving each one enough space. Place into the oven and then lower the heat to 400 degrees F.

Bake for 35 minutes, flipping the wings at the halfway mark. Remove from the oven, optionally garnish with green onions and more lemongrass if desired. Enjoy!

Give it a try!

Well, I hope you give my Baked Crispy Malaysian Curry Wings a try! It always excites me when you guys make my recipes and I hope this is one you try.

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Spicy Dry Rub Chicken Wings are a low-carb appetizer or dinner you can enjoy at home or bring to any get together. In this post, I share directions to make a dry rub for chicken. Then, I include directions to make these wings in a Ninja Foodi Air Fryer, grill or oven.

Ingredients in Dry Rub Chicken Wings

Dry rub chicken wings start with the most obvious ingredient: chicken wings. I use fresh, not frozen wings as I find they taste the best and you can avoid the defrosting time.

For the rub, I use a lot of spices you probably already have on hand. The spices include:

This combination of spices gives you irresistible flavor with minimal added carbs.

How to make dry rub chicken wings

Making dry rub chicken wings is about as easy as using a marinade.

Make the Dry Rub

All you need is to measure out the proper amount of spices and mix them in a small bowl.

Cut the wings (if necessary)

Depending on your store, you may be able to find precut wings. If yours are already cut, then you can skip this step.

Otherwise, you can get whole wings and cut them into pieces yourself. If you take that approach, get a good pair of poultry shears or a sharp knife to cut them right at the joint.

Remove extra moisture

Before you add the rub to the chicken, give it a good pat down with a paper towel.

You want to remove as much moisture from the chicken as possible to help prevent them from getting soggy.

Don't skip this! It will help your wings crisp up nicely in the oven.

Add the dry rub to the chicken and allow to marinate

When the spice rub and wings are ready, place the wings into a large zip lock bag. Then pour some of the pre-mixed dry rub into the bag.

Seal the bag and give it a bit of a shake until the mixture has coated the chicken wings evenly.

Once you've evenly applied the dry rub to the chicken wings, place the bag in the refrigerator. For best flavor, I marinate the wings overnight. But if you are short on time, you should keep them in the bag for at least a half hour.

Cook the wings in an air fryer, grill or oven

When you are ready to cook the wings, remove them from the refrigerator. Let them come up to room temperature, which takes 20-30 minutes.

For this recipe, I bake the chicken in a preheated oven at 400 degrees. But you could use an air fryer or grill instead if you prefer (see the directions below).

How to make a dry rub for chicken wings

Dry rubs are easy to make. The hardest part is measuring out the ingredients, but that really doesn't take too long. To make the rub, combine all the ingredients paprika, cayenne pepper, chili powder, freshly ground black pepper, garlic powder, onion powder, sea salt, oregano, and t hyme in a small bowl.

You can use a fork or spoon to mix the spices. Just make sure they are well combined before either storing them in a mason jar or adding to the chicken wings.

My dry rub recipe makes about 1/2 cups of dry rub. This is a little extra than what you need.

How to make dry rub chicken wings in the oven

When you are ready to cook, take the wings from the refrigerator and let them come up to room temperature, which takes about 20-30 minutes.

While the wings warm up, you can preheat the oven to 400 degrees. While the oven heats, line a cookie sheet with parchment paper. Once lined, add the chicken wings to the pan with the side with the most skin facing up.

When the oven is heated, put the cookie sheet in the oven and cook for 20-25 minutes per side.

How to make dry rub chicken wings in the air fryer or grill

If you're short on time, then I'd recommend that you make these in the air fryer or on the grill.

Ninja Foodi Air Fryer Directions

You can also cook dry rubbed chicken wings in an air fryer or on the grill. Similar to the oven, the initial prep involves creating the rub and marinating the chicken wings overnight in the refrigerator.

Cook the wings at 400 degrees for 12-15 minutes per side.

Grill Directions

If cooking the wings on the grill, set the grill to 400 degrees. Drizzle the wings with a little bit of olive oil to help prevent them from sticking.

Place the wings on the grill over direct heat and cook for about 12-15 minutes per side. Since grills can be different, it's a good idea to check the wings after a few minutes of cooking to make sure they are not starting to burn.

Difference between these Baked Wings and my Oven Fried Wings

If you've checked out my site or perhaps made my oven-fried wings, then you might be wondering what's the difference.

One of the major differences is that oven-fried wings are crisped using baking powder in the spice mix. The baking powder allows the chicken wing skin to cook faster than the meat & creates the crispy wings that we all love.

Since spicy dry rubbed wings do not include baking powder, they are also Whole 30 compliant.

Tools for cooking

You don't need many tools to make dry-rubbed baked chicken wings. You only need:

And if you get whole wings, you'll need a way to cut the wings, which I would recommend a santoku knife.

Side Dishes for Dry Rub Wings

Spicy dry-rubbed chicken wings pair well with a lot of different dishes. You could serve them alongside your favorite salad or vegetable side dishes.

One of my favorites to make with this baked wing recipe are these Sautéed Green Beans with Garlic .

If you'd prefer, you can try serving my dry-rubbed wings with coleslaw. One of my favorite coleslaw recipes is this Easy Low Carb & Keto Coleslaw Recipe .

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Great dry rub chicken wings are sometimes just what the doctor ordered to cure your hunger! This Sweet and Spicy Dry Rub Chicken Wings Recipe tastes like wing perfection and is great for a perfect game day appetizer or whenever the itch for some wings strike. This delicious wing recipe calls for spices a normally stocked pantry already has, so it is simple AND flavorful. We include a tasty chili-lime dipping sauce that complements the wing recipe perfectly.

Sweet and Spicy Dry Rub Chicken Wings Summary

This recipe has very little fuss and muss. We just fry up some chicken wings in 375° Fahrenheit oil, toss it in our rub, and then start eating them. Really, that is all there is to it. So many wing recipes call for all sorts of pomp and circumstance surrounding cutting the wings, prepping the wings, or baking the wings, but this is about as simple as it gets. Fry them. Toss them. Eat them.

Then, we pull together a super simple sauce that you can make in minutes. The Chili-Lime dipping sauce we serve with this complements the dry rub and tastes great. You can prep this sauce when your oil heats up for the wings and call it done. All in all, you can finish these dry rub chicken wings very easily in 30 minutes.

We Don't Cut Our Chicken Wings

I get why people do it. You can cut your wings and served up the drummette vs the wing separately, which can plate nicely. Additionally, since the individual pieces (drummette vs wings) are a bit more uniform, so you might be able to cook them separately and get them to the safety point. And if you don't know, 165 degrees Fahrenheit is the safety point.

Many recipes call for clipping the little wingtips, but I am not an advocate for that. Well, maybe if you want to save them for chicken stock (check out my Homemade Chicken Stock Recipe), but too many just have you toss them! I don't get it. They are tasty little pieces and there isn't really any meat in them, but they are good to chew on and bite into.

Many recipes just indicate to throw them away, but my opinion is to cook them up and serve them.

Oil Safety

People, we are dealing with hot oil, which can be dangerous. Make sure to follow all safety rules regarding frying. I used a big pot and vegetable oil for frying in this recipe. A big thing to remember is that water and hot oil are NOT friends.

Patting the moisture off of your wings with a paper towel is a good idea. This gets a bit of the moisture off of the wing and helps make sure you don't end up with a messy and/or dangerous situation.

Also, make sure to use an oil that is appropriate for frying. Don't use olive oil, but something like vegetable oil, peanut oil, or canola oil.

Temp Them Wings

The recipe calls for cooking them for eight minutes, but the most important part is temping the wings. Whether it is 6 minutes or 10 minutes, the wings need to get to 165° Fahrenheit. Really, I want my wings out as close to 165° Fahrenheit as possible, while still being above that mark.

When you temp your wings, I do it in two places. First, in the thickest part of the chicken drummette. Then, the thickest part of the wing part of the entire chicken wing. This way, you are certain that you are hitting the right temperature.

I use 8 minutes as the guide and every time I have made these, that was enough for my wings to finish. Depending on some variables like chicken wing size and your fryer, I suppose this might vary. I would just make sure to get one out right away and make sure it is at 165° Fahrenheit, then pull the rest out and spot check your temps on the wings.

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Dipping Sauce for Dry Rub Chicken Wings

This is such an easy sauce and it tastes great, too. We really just mix up the ingredients and it is ready to go. You could make this in advance and I feel like there might be some marginal benefit to letting the completed dipping sauce hang out in the fridge for a few hours, but totally not needed.

Any sauce will be great for these wings, but making your own doesn't have to be a big deal. Instead of throwing money at the store, just take some sour cream and make something special of your own! Heck, you could even make your own sour cream.

Serving Sizes

I am not gonna lie. I can eat all of these in one sitting. You might be able to, as well. Because I am using 10 wings, I need to either have 2 wings or 5 wings as the serving size. I chose 2, as this really is meant to be an appetizer. Besides, 2 wings really is a bit more than what it may appear. Each wing is one drummette and one wing.

For the sake of simplicity, I made the serving size 2 wings. This is a total of two drummettes and two wings. If you up this to 5 wings, we are talking about 5 drummettes and 5 wings, which really is more than one serving. I will let you be the judge.

If you are truly using this as an app, 2 wings might be enough. If this is the only appetizer you are serving, I would maybe go to the 5 wings for a serving.

Dry Rub Chicken Wings Process Pictures

1. All dry rub ingredients in a large bowl, but not mixed.

2. This is what it should look like when all mixed together. I moved it over to another dish to sprinkle on the wings.

3. The cooked wings with the dry rub sprinkled on top. From here, I add the top to the container and shake to get the powder all over.

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A couple years back I tried my hand at real deal Memphis dry rub ribs-that's where the ribs are cooked over charcoal, brushed with a vinegar-rub mixture while cooking, and finished with a healthy dusting of more dry rub. While the results were undoubtedly tasty, they didn't reach the delectable heights of the more commonplace barbecued rib. This started me thinking if ribs were truly the best medium for this dry-rub application, and I couldn't help but wonder if my so-loved wings might be a more apt choice for delivering the full impact of the sweet, spicy, and herbal rub. Well, I gave it a try and here's how things played out.

I started off by making a batch of the same Memphis rub I developed for the ribs, albeit in a smaller quantity. A Memphis rub is somewhat unique in that it has origins in Greek cuisine thanks to its creator's, Charlie Vergos, Greek heritage. This manifests itself by bringing in herbs, like oregano and thyme, alongside barbecue rub standards like paprika, sugar, and garlic, just to name a few.

After mixing the rub, I placed two tablespoons of it into a separate bowl and mixed that with a tablespoon of baking powder. This would be the first of three applications of the rub and the baking powder here helps create a textured skin on the wing that enhances its crunch and ability to hold sauce.

In a large bowl, I tossed three pounds of wings in the rub/baking powder mixture. Once throughly distributed, each wings had only a light visible coating of rub, but that was fine because the majority of it would get added in right before serving.

I then arranged the wings on a wire rack and placed them in the fridge overnight. This air drying step is pretty critical if you're after crispy grilled (or baked) wings as it dehydrates them, which leads to quicker and better browning and crisping when cooked.

The next day I fired up a full chimney of charcoal and arranged all the coals on one side of the grate to create a two-zone fire. I then placed the wings on the cool side of grill, covered, and let them cook at high heat-this is usually around 450°F at the start of the cook.

Since wings have an abundance of fat to keep them moist, I cook them for the ideal exterior texture rather than internal meat temperature. I'm looking for a golden brown wing with a skin that's tight and crisp, which usually takes about 45 minutes to achieve in this set-up.

Once the wings were done to my liking, I transferred them to a large bowl in preparation for the second rub application. Memphis dry-rub ribs are brushed consistently during cooking with a vinegar and rub mixture that imparts a little tang along with the seasoning. To replicate that here, I mixed a few tablespoons of apple cider vinegar with a couple tablespoons of rub and tossed it on the wings as the "sauce."

Lastly, I added in the remaining rub to give the wings their third layer of dry rub.

This created a final wing with a beautiful reddish color and a visible dry rub coating that's reminiscent of their rib inspiration. As I had hoped, the wings faired better than the ribs with the dry rub treatment. Both have a great earthy, spicy, and herbal flavor with a slight tang to back it up, but ribs cooked hot and fast over charcoal are just not a juicy and tender as those slow smoked. These wings, on the other hand, did not deviate from their most ideal cooking scenario (if you remove frying from the equation), so you get the benefit of totally crispy and juicy wings with all of the excellent Memphis dry rub flavor, and that makes for some mighty fine eats.

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We are a family that loves wings, whether they are ordered at a restaurant or made at home. One would think making the perfect chicken wing wasn't a hard concept, but you'd be surprised how many poorly done wings there are out there. I firmly believe people get too fancy. Instead, we like to focus on simplicity. These Jalapeno Lime Chicken Wings are a little sweet, a little spicy, and big on flavor! A crave-able combination for any wing lover.

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You'd also be supposed how many really yucky "flavors," and I use that term loosely, are offered. A local restaurant offers 100 varieties, yet at least 80 of them aren't appetizing at all. Guac Wings? Really? It is a chicken wing with store-bought guacamole smothered on top. Finding good flavor combinations can be just as challenging as finding a well done wing.

While at a recent food show, I had a new flavor that I fell in love with: Jalapeno Lime. What wasn't mentioned and the flavor that really married it all together was honey.

Citrus from lime, heat from fresh jalapeno, all balanced with honey. Simple and delicious. Another bonus: these wings were baked instead of fried.

To get the crispest chicken possible in the oven, rinse and pat dry hours or even a day before making Jalapeno Lime Wings. Place them, uncovered, in the refrigerator, leaving the skin exposed to the cold temperature. This technique also works on any skin-on chicken and even duck and goose.

The simple dry rub will also help crisp up the skin. The jalapeno lime sauce is added last to prevent it from sogging up your hard work. You can even make the chicken in advance, just heating up chicken and tossing the sauce when you are ready to serve.

If you liked my Jalapeno Lime Wings, also check out my Crispy Baked Buffalo Wings (with one really unexpected ingredient) and Lemon Garlic Yakitori Wings!

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These simple dry rub chicken wings are oven-baked to crispy perfection and flavored with an easy blend of spices. They pack in all the spicy taste without any messy sauce!

Jump to:

I don't think I'll ever get tired of trying out new keto wing recipes. I just love experimenting with different seasonings and spices.

This time, I went with something a little different. My usual sauces are delicious, but they can also be messy.

These low carb dry rub wings are the perfect alternative. They're crispy, super flavorful, and so easy to make!

All you have to do is apply the dry rub and bake. You'll be amazed how simple this recipe is.

Whenever I make these chicken wings for my family or friends, they are always a huge hit. Everyone loves them! They're the perfect easy dish to make for a quick appetizer or a game day party.

What are dry rub wings

This recipe is different from my other wing recipes because it doesn't use a sauce.

Instead, you'll make a dry rub for chicken wings by mixing together common spices. This mix is then rubbed into the skin, which is where the name comes from.

This gives you a perfectly crispy and flavorful batch of wings!

I like to use a regular baking rack to lift the chicken pieces off the pan. This allows them to really crisp up in the oven. Putting them directly on a pan can cause sticking as well as some softness.

I also turn on the broiler for the last 10 minutes of baking to really help them get crispy!

How to make dry rub chicken wings in the oven

Making chicken wings with a dry rub is so easy. There's no sauce to make, so all you have to do is prep and put them in the oven.

We'll start by getting the wings ready:

1. Dry the wings with paper towels to remove excess liquid, then place them into a large bowl.

2. Coat the wings with olive oil, taking your time to rub it into the skin of each one.

3. Combine all of the seasonings in a wide shallow bowl.

4. Sprinkle half of the season mix onto the chicken wings, then rub the spices into the skin of each one.

5. Flip the wings, sprinkle with the remaining half of the spice mix and rub into the skin.

Next, all you have to do is bake the wings until crispy:

1. Line a shallow baking pan with tin foil (for easy cleanup later), then place a baking rack on top.

2. Transfer the seasoned wings to the baking rack.

3. Bake the wings in the oven at 350°F for 20 minutes. Flip each wing, then bake for an additional 10 minutes.

4. Turn the oven broiler on low and broil for 10 minutes.

5. Remove the wings from the oven.

Your wings are ready to enjoy! Serve with celery and blue cheese dressing if desired.

How to cook in the air fryer

This dry rub wings recipe also works with an air fryer!

Follow the preparation steps of drying the wings and rubbing them with olive oil followed by the spice mix.

Then, follow these simple steps:

1. Place the wings in a single layer in the air fryer basket.

2. Cook at 360°F for 25 minutes.

3. Flip the wings over.

4. Increase the temperature to 400°F, and cook for 4 more minutes.

That's it!

Getting the rub stay on wings

There are two very important steps to making sure the rub stays on your wings.

The first is using paper towels to dry the wings before rubbing them with olive oil. If there is too much moisture in the skin, they won't absorb the olive oil. And the oil is what makes the dry rub stick.

Second, make sure you massage both the oil and the rub into the skin of the wings. If you just sprinkle it on, a lot will fall off when you transfer the wings to the baking rack.

How much rub to use

I recommend using as much of the dry rub as you can. Since we aren't using a sauce, all of the flavor comes from the chicken wings dry rub.

If you have spice mix leftover after you've rubbed as much as you can into the wings, that's okay. Just be sure each one has been generously seasoned.

More ideas for cooking wings

You can do so much with different flavors! Some of my favorite versions are teriyaki wings, salt and vinegar wings, and air fryer buffalo wings.

Other recipes to try

Looking for more easy keto appetizers? Check out a few of these other delicious bites:

Dry Rub Chicken Wings (Oven or Air Fryer)

Low Carb Sweeteners | Keto Sweetener Conversion Chart

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My Top 5 Secrets to Master Keto!

Note on Nutritional Information
Nutritional information for the recipe is provided as a courtesy and is approximate only. We cannot guarantee the accuracy of the nutritional information given for any recipe on this site. Erythritol carbs are not included in carb counts as it has been shown not to impact blood sugar. Net carbs are the total carbs minus fiber.
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These simple dry rub chicken wings are oven-baked to crispy perfection and flavored with an easy blend of spices. They pack in all the spicy taste without any messy sauce!

Jump to:

I don't think I'll ever get tired of trying out new keto wing recipes. I just love experimenting with different seasonings and spices.

This time, I went with something a little different. My usual sauces are delicious, but they can also be messy.

These low carb dry rub wings are the perfect alternative. They're crispy, super flavorful, and so easy to make!

All you have to do is apply the dry rub and bake. You'll be amazed how simple this recipe is.

Whenever I make these chicken wings for my family or friends, they are always a huge hit. Everyone loves them! They're the perfect easy dish to make for a quick appetizer or a game day party.

What are dry rub wings

This recipe is different from my other wing recipes because it doesn't use a sauce.

Instead, you'll make a dry rub for chicken wings by mixing together common spices. This mix is then rubbed into the skin, which is where the name comes from.

This gives you a perfectly crispy and flavorful batch of wings!

I like to use a regular baking rack to lift the chicken pieces off the pan. This allows them to really crisp up in the oven. Putting them directly on a pan can cause sticking as well as some softness.

I also turn on the broiler for the last 10 minutes of baking to really help them get crispy!

How to make dry rub chicken wings in the oven

Making chicken wings with a dry rub is so easy. There's no sauce to make, so all you have to do is prep and put them in the oven.

We'll start by getting the wings ready:

1. Dry the wings with paper towels to remove excess liquid, then place them into a large bowl.

2. Coat the wings with olive oil, taking your time to rub it into the skin of each one.

3. Combine all of the seasonings in a wide shallow bowl.

4. Sprinkle half of the season mix onto the chicken wings, then rub the spices into the skin of each one.

5. Flip the wings, sprinkle with the remaining half of the spice mix and rub into the skin.

Next, all you have to do is bake the wings until crispy:

1. Line a shallow baking pan with tin foil (for easy cleanup later), then place a baking rack on top.

2. Transfer the seasoned wings to the baking rack.

3. Bake the wings in the oven at 350°F for 20 minutes. Flip each wing, then bake for an additional 10 minutes.

4. Turn the oven broiler on low and broil for 10 minutes.

5. Remove the wings from the oven.

Your wings are ready to enjoy! Serve with celery and blue cheese dressing if desired.

How to cook in the air fryer

This dry rub wings recipe also works with an air fryer!

Follow the preparation steps of drying the wings and rubbing them with olive oil followed by the spice mix.

Then, follow these simple steps:

1. Place the wings in a single layer in the air fryer basket.

2. Cook at 360°F for 25 minutes.

3. Flip the wings over.

4. Increase the temperature to 400°F, and cook for 4 more minutes.

That's it!

Getting the rub stay on wings

There are two very important steps to making sure the rub stays on your wings.

The first is using paper towels to dry the wings before rubbing them with olive oil. If there is too much moisture in the skin, they won't absorb the olive oil. And the oil is what makes the dry rub stick.

Second, make sure you massage both the oil and the rub into the skin of the wings. If you just sprinkle it on, a lot will fall off when you transfer the wings to the baking rack.

How much rub to use

I recommend using as much of the dry rub as you can. Since we aren't using a sauce, all of the flavor comes from the chicken wings dry rub.

If you have spice mix leftover after you've rubbed as much as you can into the wings, that's okay. Just be sure each one has been generously seasoned.

More ideas for cooking wings

You can do so much with different flavors! Some of my favorite versions are teriyaki wings, salt and vinegar wings, and air fryer buffalo wings.

Other recipes to try

Looking for more easy keto appetizers? Check out a few of these other delicious bites:

Dry Rub Chicken Wings (Oven or Air Fryer)

Low Carb Sweeteners | Keto Sweetener Conversion Chart

FREE EMAIL SERIES

My Top 5 Secrets to Master Keto!

Note on Nutritional Information
Nutritional information for the recipe is provided as a courtesy and is approximate only. We cannot guarantee the accuracy of the nutritional information given for any recipe on this site. Erythritol carbs are not included in carb counts as it has been shown not to impact blood sugar. Net carbs are the total carbs minus fiber.
© LowCarbYum.com
Unauthorized use of this material without written permission from Lisa MarcAurele is strictly prohibited unless for personal offline purposes.
Single photos may be used, provided that full credit is given to LowCarbYum.com along with a link back to the original content.

Originally Published: January 16, 2015... Last Published: May 6, 2020

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Herbs, spices, salt and brown sugar, plus a kick of cayenne pepper, give this dry rub a complex flavor. It's great on a roast chicken or rotisserie chicken, or on roast or grilled pork.

2 tablespoons brown sugar

1 tablespoon plus 1 teaspoon thyme

2 teaspoons kosher salt

2 teaspoon paprika

1 teaspoon garlic (granulated)

1/2 teaspoon black pepper

1/4 teaspoon cayenne pepper

1. Gather the ingredients.

2. In a small bowl, combine ingredients.

3. Covers up to 2 roast chickens or 4 to 6 individual pieces.

4. You can store the dry rub in an airtight bag or container for up to 2 weeks.

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Spicy Dry Rub Chicken Wings are a low-carb appetizer or dinner you can enjoy at home or bring to any get together. In this post, I share directions to make a dry rub for chicken. Then, I include directions to make these wings in a Ninja Foodi Air Fryer, grill or oven.

Ingredients in Dry Rub Chicken Wings

Dry rub chicken wings start with the most obvious ingredient: chicken wings. I use fresh, not frozen wings as I find they taste the best and you can avoid the defrosting time.

For the rub, I use a lot of spices you probably already have on hand. The spices include:

This combination of spices gives you irresistible flavor with minimal added carbs.

How to make dry rub chicken wings

Making dry rub chicken wings is about as easy as using a marinade.

Make the Dry Rub

All you need is to measure out the proper amount of spices and mix them in a small bowl.

Cut the wings (if necessary)

Depending on your store, you may be able to find precut wings. If yours are already cut, then you can skip this step.

Otherwise, you can get whole wings and cut them into pieces yourself. If you take that approach, get a good pair of poultry shears or a sharp knife to cut them right at the joint.

Remove extra moisture

Before you add the rub to the chicken, give it a good pat down with a paper towel.

You want to remove as much moisture from the chicken as possible to help prevent them from getting soggy.

Don't skip this! It will help your wings crisp up nicely in the oven.

Add the dry rub to the chicken and allow to marinate

When the spice rub and wings are ready, place the wings into a large zip lock bag. Then pour some of the pre-mixed dry rub into the bag.

Seal the bag and give it a bit of a shake until the mixture has coated the chicken wings evenly.

Once you've evenly applied the dry rub to the chicken wings, place the bag in the refrigerator. For best flavor, I marinate the wings overnight. But if you are short on time, you should keep them in the bag for at least a half hour.

Cook the wings in an air fryer, grill or oven

When you are ready to cook the wings, remove them from the refrigerator. Let them come up to room temperature, which takes 20-30 minutes.

For this recipe, I bake the chicken in a preheated oven at 400 degrees. But you could use an air fryer or grill instead if you prefer (see the directions below).

How to make a dry rub for chicken wings

Dry rubs are easy to make. The hardest part is measuring out the ingredients, but that really doesn't take too long. To make the rub, combine all the ingredients paprika, cayenne pepper, chili powder, freshly ground black pepper, garlic powder, onion powder, sea salt, oregano, and t hyme in a small bowl.

You can use a fork or spoon to mix the spices. Just make sure they are well combined before either storing them in a mason jar or adding to the chicken wings.

My dry rub recipe makes about 1/2 cups of dry rub. This is a little extra than what you need.

How to make dry rub chicken wings in the oven

When you are ready to cook, take the wings from the refrigerator and let them come up to room temperature, which takes about 20-30 minutes.

While the wings warm up, you can preheat the oven to 400 degrees. While the oven heats, line a cookie sheet with parchment paper. Once lined, add the chicken wings to the pan with the side with the most skin facing up.

When the oven is heated, put the cookie sheet in the oven and cook for 20-25 minutes per side.

How to make dry rub chicken wings in the air fryer or grill

If you're short on time, then I'd recommend that you make these in the air fryer or on the grill.

Ninja Foodi Air Fryer Directions

You can also cook dry rubbed chicken wings in an air fryer or on the grill. Similar to the oven, the initial prep involves creating the rub and marinating the chicken wings overnight in the refrigerator.

Cook the wings at 400 degrees for 12-15 minutes per side.

Grill Directions

If cooking the wings on the grill, set the grill to 400 degrees. Drizzle the wings with a little bit of olive oil to help prevent them from sticking.

Place the wings on the grill over direct heat and cook for about 12-15 minutes per side. Since grills can be different, it's a good idea to check the wings after a few minutes of cooking to make sure they are not starting to burn.

Difference between these Baked Wings and my Oven Fried Wings

If you've checked out my site or perhaps made my oven-fried wings, then you might be wondering what's the difference.

One of the major differences is that oven-fried wings are crisped using baking powder in the spice mix. The baking powder allows the chicken wing skin to cook faster than the meat & creates the crispy wings that we all love.

Since spicy dry rubbed wings do not include baking powder, they are also Whole 30 compliant.

Tools for cooking

You don't need many tools to make dry-rubbed baked chicken wings. You only need:

And if you get whole wings, you'll need a way to cut the wings, which I would recommend a santoku knife.

Side Dishes for Dry Rub Wings

Spicy dry-rubbed chicken wings pair well with a lot of different dishes. You could serve them alongside your favorite salad or vegetable side dishes.

One of my favorites to make with this baked wing recipe are these Sautéed Green Beans with Garlic .

If you'd prefer, you can try serving my dry-rubbed wings with coleslaw. One of my favorite coleslaw recipes is this Easy Low Carb & Keto Coleslaw Recipe .

Wing Dips

Spicy Dry-Rubbed Chicken Wings Recipe

Course: Dinner, Main Course

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The nutrition facts come from entering the recipe ingredients into Spoonacular API, a database of food ingredients. They may vary for any recipe based on the exact product used. The keto sweeteners I use have 0g net carbs & are not included because sugar alcohols do not impact most people. This is provided as a courtesy, but you can do your own calculations if you wish!

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Total: 40 min

Prep: 10 min

Cook: 30 min

Yield: 4 servings

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Level: Easy

Total: 40 min

Prep: 10 min

Cook: 30 min

Yield: 4 servings

Nutrition Info

1. Preheat the oven to 325 degrees F. Heat 3 inches of canola oil in a heavy pot to 375 degrees F.

2. Add half the chicken wing parts to the oil and fry them until they're golden brown and fully cooked, 5 to 7 minutes. Remove and drain on paper towels. Repeat with the other half of the wing parts. In a saucepan, heat the cayenne sauce and butter over medium-low heat. Add the Worcestershire and hot sauce. Let it bubble up, and then turn off the heat. Place the wings in an ovenproof dish and pour the hot sauce over the top. Toss to coat, and then bake in the oven for 15 minutes.

3. Serve with blue cheese dip, celery sticks... and your favorite cold, fizzy beverage.

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Spicy Dry Rub Chicken Wings are a low-carb appetizer or dinner you can enjoy at home or bring to any get together. In this post, I share directions to make a dry rub for chicken. Then, I include directions to make these wings in a Ninja Foodi Air Fryer, grill or oven.

Ingredients in Dry Rub Chicken Wings

Dry rub chicken wings start with the most obvious ingredient: chicken wings. I use fresh, not frozen wings as I find they taste the best and you can avoid the defrosting time.

For the rub, I use a lot of spices you probably already have on hand. The spices include:

This combination of spices gives you irresistible flavor with minimal added carbs.

How to make dry rub chicken wings

Making dry rub chicken wings is about as easy as using a marinade.

Make the Dry Rub

All you need is to measure out the proper amount of spices and mix them in a small bowl.

Cut the wings (if necessary)

Depending on your store, you may be able to find precut wings. If yours are already cut, then you can skip this step.

Otherwise, you can get whole wings and cut them into pieces yourself. If you take that approach, get a good pair of poultry shears or a sharp knife to cut them right at the joint.

Remove extra moisture

Before you add the rub to the chicken, give it a good pat down with a paper towel.

You want to remove as much moisture from the chicken as possible to help prevent them from getting soggy.

Don't skip this! It will help your wings crisp up nicely in the oven.

Add the dry rub to the chicken and allow to marinate

When the spice rub and wings are ready, place the wings into a large zip lock bag. Then pour some of the pre-mixed dry rub into the bag.

Seal the bag and give it a bit of a shake until the mixture has coated the chicken wings evenly.

Once you've evenly applied the dry rub to the chicken wings, place the bag in the refrigerator. For best flavor, I marinate the wings overnight. But if you are short on time, you should keep them in the bag for at least a half hour.

Cook the wings in an air fryer, grill or oven

When you are ready to cook the wings, remove them from the refrigerator. Let them come up to room temperature, which takes 20-30 minutes.

For this recipe, I bake the chicken in a preheated oven at 400 degrees. But you could use an air fryer or grill instead if you prefer (see the directions below).

How to make a dry rub for chicken wings

Dry rubs are easy to make. The hardest part is measuring out the ingredients, but that really doesn't take too long. To make the rub, combine all the ingredients paprika, cayenne pepper, chili powder, freshly ground black pepper, garlic powder, onion powder, sea salt, oregano, and t hyme in a small bowl.

You can use a fork or spoon to mix the spices. Just make sure they are well combined before either storing them in a mason jar or adding to the chicken wings.

My dry rub recipe makes about 1/2 cups of dry rub. This is a little extra than what you need.

How to make dry rub chicken wings in the oven

When you are ready to cook, take the wings from the refrigerator and let them come up to room temperature, which takes about 20-30 minutes.

While the wings warm up, you can preheat the oven to 400 degrees. While the oven heats, line a cookie sheet with parchment paper. Once lined, add the chicken wings to the pan with the side with the most skin facing up.

When the oven is heated, put the cookie sheet in the oven and cook for 20-25 minutes per side.

How to make dry rub chicken wings in the air fryer or grill

If you're short on time, then I'd recommend that you make these in the air fryer or on the grill.

Ninja Foodi Air Fryer Directions

You can also cook dry rubbed chicken wings in an air fryer or on the grill. Similar to the oven, the initial prep involves creating the rub and marinating the chicken wings overnight in the refrigerator.

Cook the wings at 400 degrees for 12-15 minutes per side.

Grill Directions

If cooking the wings on the grill, set the grill to 400 degrees. Drizzle the wings with a little bit of olive oil to help prevent them from sticking.

Place the wings on the grill over direct heat and cook for about 12-15 minutes per side. Since grills can be different, it's a good idea to check the wings after a few minutes of cooking to make sure they are not starting to burn.

Difference between these Baked Wings and my Oven Fried Wings

If you've checked out my site or perhaps made my oven-fried wings, then you might be wondering what's the difference.

One of the major differences is that oven-fried wings are crisped using baking powder in the spice mix. The baking powder allows the chicken wing skin to cook faster than the meat & creates the crispy wings that we all love.

Since spicy dry rubbed wings do not include baking powder, they are also Whole 30 compliant.

Tools for cooking

You don't need many tools to make dry-rubbed baked chicken wings. You only need:

And if you get whole wings, you'll need a way to cut the wings, which I would recommend a santoku knife.

Side Dishes for Dry Rub Wings

Spicy dry-rubbed chicken wings pair well with a lot of different dishes. You could serve them alongside your favorite salad or vegetable side dishes.

One of my favorites to make with this baked wing recipe are these Sautéed Green Beans with Garlic .

If you'd prefer, you can try serving my dry-rubbed wings with coleslaw. One of my favorite coleslaw recipes is this Easy Low Carb & Keto Coleslaw Recipe .

Wing Dips

Spicy Dry-Rubbed Chicken Wings Recipe

Course: Dinner, Main Course

Use DRDAVINAHS at checkout to save on some equipment & ingredients!

The nutrition facts come from entering the recipe ingredients into Spoonacular API, a database of food ingredients. They may vary for any recipe based on the exact product used. The keto sweeteners I use have 0g net carbs & are not included because sugar alcohols do not impact most people. This is provided as a courtesy, but you can do your own calculations if you wish!

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Sweet, tangy, spicy, and sticky these Korean BBQ Chicken Wings are a perfect weeknight meal, or saved for a big party celebration.

I'm not mad, but I am disappointed. Disappointed that Ben actually took me up on eating the rest of these Korean BBQ chicken wings for lunch, when I really wanted the rest of them, because they are so bonkers, out of this world, amazing!

Every girl is entitled to a bout of passive aggressiveness here and there, right? Even when it comes to chicken wings? Please say yes.

Ben is a regimented eater, in that he always has the same sandwich, apple, and yogurt with lunch. The man doesn't deviate from his lunch time routine during the week. But one of his days off, I told him if he wanted to try them, I had some chicken wings leftover and I'd love his opinion.

I figured a couple of them would be gone, so I would gladly hoover the rest.

When I went to the fridge, they were ALL GONE. DAMMIT! So I asked, what did he think of them? His usual response to my questions about my cooking is about as routine as his daily sandwich - "It's fine.". And that's when you will find a thesaurus sized mark on his forehead.

But these? These were "Oh man, these were so good. Please make them again. I ate them all. Man, those were like, amazing." Well, okay!

I will never object to that kind of waxing poetic response. And though it's not unusually flowery language, that's a vast improvement over "Yeah, they're fine." So, take that for what you will, but these are INCREDIBLE.

Emmett even got in on the action and was helping with my photos. I was happy to let him test it out, and he kept dipping the spoon back into the sauce again and again. That chubby baby arm is as scrumptious as the wings!

I adjusted this recipe from my friend Rebecca's Korean BBQ Sauce recipe, from her book " Not Your Mama's Canning " so that you can make this for just the wings. But I highly encourage you to make this sauce in it's entirety and can it so you can share the love with those around you. It makes the perfect gift. But you will also want to keep it all, because it will be your BBQ's best friend!

Korean BBQ Chicken Wings

Ingredients:

Korean BBQ Sauce

1/3 cup Low Sodium Soy Sauce

1/3 cup Brown Sugar

3 Tbsp Water

3 Tbsp Sake

2 Tbsp Gochujang

1 Tbsp Honey

1 Tbsp Rice Wine Vinegar

1-2 Tbsp Garlic, minced (use more or less to taste and preference)

1 Tbsp Fresh Grated Ginger

1 Green Onion, thinly sliced

Pinch Black Pepper

Pinch Red Pepper Flakes

1 Tbsp Cornstarch

Chicken Wings

2 Pounds Chicken Wings and Drummettes

Salt and Pepper

Directions:

Preheat oven to 425 degrees.

Adapted from Foodie with Family's Korean BBQ Sauce, recipe reduced and make on stove. For full recipe and canning instructions, find her cookbook "Not Your Mama's Canning Book".

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Sweet, tangy, spicy, and sticky these Korean BBQ Chicken Wings are a perfect weeknight meal, or saved for a big party celebration. I'm not mad, but I am disappointed. Disappointed that Ben actually took me up on eating the rest of these Korean BBQ chicken wings for lunch, when I really wanted the rest of them, because they are so bonkers, out of this world, amazing!

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A couple years back I tried my hand at real deal Memphis dry rub ribs-that's where the ribs are cooked over charcoal, brushed with a vinegar-rub mixture while cooking, and finished with a healthy dusting of more dry rub. While the results were undoubtedly tasty, they didn't reach the delectable heights of the more commonplace barbecued rib. This started me thinking if ribs were truly the best medium for this dry-rub application, and I couldn't help but wonder if my so-loved wings might be a more apt choice for delivering the full impact of the sweet, spicy, and herbal rub. Well, I gave it a try and here's how things played out.

I started off by making a batch of the same Memphis rub I developed for the ribs, albeit in a smaller quantity. A Memphis rub is somewhat unique in that it has origins in Greek cuisine thanks to its creator's, Charlie Vergos, Greek heritage. This manifests itself by bringing in herbs, like oregano and thyme, alongside barbecue rub standards like paprika, sugar, and garlic, just to name a few.

After mixing the rub, I placed two tablespoons of it into a separate bowl and mixed that with a tablespoon of baking powder. This would be the first of three applications of the rub and the baking powder here helps create a textured skin on the wing that enhances its crunch and ability to hold sauce.

In a large bowl, I tossed three pounds of wings in the rub/baking powder mixture. Once throughly distributed, each wings had only a light visible coating of rub, but that was fine because the majority of it would get added in right before serving.

I then arranged the wings on a wire rack and placed them in the fridge overnight. This air drying step is pretty critical if you're after crispy grilled (or baked) wings as it dehydrates them, which leads to quicker and better browning and crisping when cooked.

The next day I fired up a full chimney of charcoal and arranged all the coals on one side of the grate to create a two-zone fire. I then placed the wings on the cool side of grill, covered, and let them cook at high heat-this is usually around 450°F at the start of the cook.

Since wings have an abundance of fat to keep them moist, I cook them for the ideal exterior texture rather than internal meat temperature. I'm looking for a golden brown wing with a skin that's tight and crisp, which usually takes about 45 minutes to achieve in this set-up.

Once the wings were done to my liking, I transferred them to a large bowl in preparation for the second rub application. Memphis dry-rub ribs are brushed consistently during cooking with a vinegar and rub mixture that imparts a little tang along with the seasoning. To replicate that here, I mixed a few tablespoons of apple cider vinegar with a couple tablespoons of rub and tossed it on the wings as the "sauce."

Lastly, I added in the remaining rub to give the wings their third layer of dry rub.

This created a final wing with a beautiful reddish color and a visible dry rub coating that's reminiscent of their rib inspiration. As I had hoped, the wings faired better than the ribs with the dry rub treatment. Both have a great earthy, spicy, and herbal flavor with a slight tang to back it up, but ribs cooked hot and fast over charcoal are just not a juicy and tender as those slow smoked. These wings, on the other hand, did not deviate from their most ideal cooking scenario (if you remove frying from the equation), so you get the benefit of totally crispy and juicy wings with all of the excellent Memphis dry rub flavor, and that makes for some mighty fine eats.

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A couple years back I tried my hand at real deal Memphis dry rub ribs-that's where the ribs are cooked over charcoal, brushed with a vinegar-rub mixture while cooking, and finished with a healthy dusting of more dry rub. While the results were undoubtedly tasty, they didn't reach the delectable heights of the more commonplace barbecued rib.

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This is my personal "I put that s*%& on everything". Because seriously, I put this on EVERYTHING! It started out because I love the Buffalo rub at Buffalo Wild Wings, but I can't buy it in Canada, and I don't want to have to shell out money every time I feel like it. This isn't quite the same, but it is close, and being completely honest, I like it more. It's sweeter, and not quite as spicy (just kick up the cayenne pepper if you want to do that).

I kept meaning to do a recipe post with the rub, some chicken bites, grilled wings, pork tenderloin... any of the multitude of things that I use it on. But I'm weak, and when the dinners using the rub are done, I'm halfway done my plate before I realize that I didn't take pictures. Sorry.

I've had this written down, scribbled, crossed out, and adjusted, on a scrap of paper in my kitchen for almost a year. Hidden behind the mixer so that I wouldn't lose it. The paper is covered in stains, crumbled beyond belief, and two nights ago I nearly ripped it in half making another batch. It was time to get it on the blog, all by itself, before I lost it.

Now, I've been using this as a post-cooking toss mostly (on the chicken), but it worked great as a rub on the pork before cooking on the grill. Enjoy it. Share it with everyone you know, because it just isn't fair to deny people this goodness (it is SO good).

And on a day where my backyard is once again covered in snow (it is April 23, WTF!)... thank goodness BBQ season is just about here!

EDIT: As pointed out by Garrett below (I really do appreciate it if someone notices this, I always try to give credit, but I missed this one - no more writing down on post-it notes). The true genius behind this is K-John, and you can get his original recipe, along with instructions for chicken wings, here!

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This is my personal "I put that s*%& on everything". Because seriously, I put this on EVERYTHING! It started out because I love the Buffalo rub at Buffalo Wild Wings, but I can't buy it in Canada, and I don't want to have to shell out money every time I feel like it.

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Here's what you need: chicken wings, cornstarch, oil, sesame seed, cornstarch, flour, salt, water, soy sauce, honey, rice vinegar, gochujang, garlic, ginger

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These delicious Cajun Dry Rub Chicken Wings are seasoned with a spicy and flavorful Cajun seasoning then cooked to perfection. They're so crispy and delicious, you won't be able to stop eating them.
" Once you fall in love with these Cajun wings, come back and try our Cajun Chicken Pasta. Oh so good!

If you're a fan of chicken wings, you absolutely must try these Cajun wings. Don't shy away if you're not into spicy foods. You can mix up the Cajun seasoning to suit your preferred spice level and no matter how hot you choose the dry rub is packed with flavor.

I'm a serious chicken wing fan, so I'm always creating new flavors and trying new ways to dress up chicken wings. I have to say that these Cajun chicken wings steal the show and I find myself making them all. the. time.

The seasoning does all the work here. The outcome is amazing. You're going to love these wings.

For a party, we like to serve these along with BBQ Chicken Wings to give two different flavors for guests to enjoy.
>> Looking for more great chicken wings? You will love these 5 Tasty Sauces for Chicken Wings.
How to Cook Chicken Wings

There are a lot of ways you can cook chicken wings. Two of our favorite ways to cook them are baking and air frying.

Baking leads to a tender and crispy wing, with a lot less fat than deep frying, and it's an easy way to make them with much mess. It takes about 30 minutes in the oven on 400 degrees, turning once.

Another great way to cook chicken wings is in the air fryer. If you have one, you're going to love how quick these are to make. Just pop them in the air fryer for 20 minutes on 400 degrees. Give the basket a shake halfway through cooking. They're perfectly juicy and crispy.

How to Make Cajun Dry Rub

Cajun seasoning is a blend of spices that originated in Louisiana, particularly the southwestern corner of the state where Cajun culture is most concentrated.

It's a robust blend of spices:

Grab a bowl and mix together these spices. The amounts are in the recipe card below. This recipe leads to a fairly mild seasoning with not too much heat, because I find that most people like it this way. If you want it more spicy than this, just add more cayenne pepper until it's the spice level you want.

Sprinkle the Cajun seasoning onto the chicken wings. The amount of seasoning in the recipe is good to cover one pound of wings. I suggest using the entire amount. It might seem like a lot, but it really ensures the flavor reaches every part of the wing.

Once the wings are coated, put them on a baking sheet to go in the oven for 30 minutes at 400 degrees F. After 15 minutes, turn the chicken wings over and continue to bake.

They'll become nice and crispy and browned. If they're not quite to that stage after 30 minutes total, leave them in a bit longer. In my opinion, these are so much better when the skin of the chicken has crisped up nicely.

I don't think these wings need any additional sauce. They're so super flavorful with the rub alone.

What to Serve With Chicken Wings

For sides, serve these wings with a Bacon & Jalapeno Corn Salad, Chipotle Coleslaw or our favorite Classic Wedge Salad.

Since wings are total comfort food for me, I go right to Mac & Cheese as a side. They also go well with Baked Beans.

These baked wings are great for parties, picnics, or even backyard barbecues. They turn out perfect every time, and the sauce makes them irresistible finger food!

If you like these, you might want to try our Sweet & Spicy Korean Chicken Wings or go a step further and brine the chicken wings for more tenderness. We also really like this Honey Sriracha sauce on chicken wings.
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Sticky Honey , Garlic and Chile Glazed Chicken Drumettes is a delicious recipe that we love for game day, or just as a delicious dinner. The sticky chile sauce is so good, and gives these chicken drumettes loads of flavor.

I love simple recipes that easily feed a crowd, especially with summer months coming up and more barbecues happening. I love me a good hot dog and hamburger, but it's also nice to switch things up sometimes, so these Sticky Honey, Garlic and Chile Glazed Chicken Drumettes are perfect for when you feel like grilling something simple, but want something just a little different.

There are only a handful of ingredients needed, which is always a plus, and they're so so good! You're probably wondering about the baking powder mix in the beginning of the recipe. It might seem weird, but the mixture and rest time in the fridge will actually help get the skin nice and crispy! You can also totally adjust the amount of chile sauce you add to the honey mixture. I like heat, but my husband is only semi on board, so the amount listed still gives good heat, but isn't scorching. Enjoy! xx,Jenny

If you're looking for more chicken recipes here are some others to choose from:

Sticky Honey, Garlic and Chile Glazed Chicken Drumettes

Sticky Honey , Garlic and Chile Glazed Chicken Drumettes is a delicious recipe that we love for game day, or just as a delicious dinner. The sticky chile sauce is so good, and gives these chicken drumettes loads of flavor.

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Place honey, sambal and 2 cloves garlic into a small mixing bowl and whisk together. Set aside.

Place baking powder, salt, pepper, and remaining garlic clove into another mixing bowl and whisk together.

Sprinkle over drumettes and toss together until each piece of chicken is fully covered in a very thin layer of the baking powder mixture.

Place the coated drumettes onto a baking sheet, lined with a cooling rack, about 1 inch apart and refrigerate for 2 hours and up to 8 hours.

Preheat grill to 350˚F (or medium heat).

Brush grill grates with oil and place drumettes into the surface, skin side down (over indirect heat) about 1 to 2 inches apart.

Close grill lid and grill drumettes for about 20 to 25 minutes. Uncover and flip each drumette and recover grill. Continue to grill for an additional 10 to 15 minutes or until drumettes have browned and the skin has crisped up.

Uncover grill and brush drumettes with glaze. Flip the drumettes and brush the other side. Continue to flip and glaze each side every minute for the next 3 to 4 minutes. Remove drumettes from grill and transfer to a serving platter.

Drizzle more glaze over the top, if desired, and top with crushed peanuts and sliced green onions. Serve.

KEYWORD: chicken drumettes, chicken wings

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I first discovered jerk seasoning when I went to Jamaica with a bunch of blogger friends. We were there for a food conference, so naturally, when the cooking class came around, we cooked jerk chicken.

I was so intrigued by all the different flavors that went into the jerk seasoning. The aroma was intoxicating, and it got even more intense as the meat cooked.

The end result? Me falling in love with jerk seasoning forever.

Now, let's talk about something else I totally love:

Chicken wings.

They are the perfect snack that can also double as a meal. Honestly, I could eat chicken wings all day long. There are so many different flavor options to choose from whenever you order them.

They are a must for game night, a BBQ party, or even a late night snack after a pub crawl. The chicken wing is such an important American tradition that learning to love them is basically a right of passage. If you don't like them, I'm pretty sure you are from an alien planet...

However, why order them when you can make them right in your own home?

It's so easy to do! You can conveniently use your electric pressure cooker to get a super moist result, but let's fire up that grill when the whether is nice!

You will love how simple it is to make these Jamaican jerk chicken wings. All you have to do is throw the poultry into a resealable bag with the jerk marinade. Mix everything together well and make sure the chicken is covered, then place it in the refrigerator.

The poultry should marinate for at least 2 hours, or overnight if you want. I think the flavor gets better the longer it sits, so I always recommend letting it rest overnight.

Once you are ready to cook, throw them on the grill until they are crispy and cooked all the way through.

If I am making wings, it's a pretty safe bet that I am going to be grilling them. Why, you ask?

Well, that char-grilled flavor adds so much to the dish. Plus, the poultry get nice and crispy, adding an extra-delicious textural element.

While you can certainly fry or bake them instead, if you ask me, nothing beats eating wings hot off the grill.

These are savory with a hit of acid from the citrus juices in the marinade. But it's the spice mixture that comes through with the big slap of flavor. With smoked paprika, thyme, allspice, nutmeg, cinnamon, cayenne, bay leaves, salt, and pepper, you get a little bit of everything.

The resulting flavor spreads across your taste buds in the most satisfying way.

Personally, I like to serve these as is. I am not one to dunk them in ranch or blue cheese because I feel like it covers up the flavor of the marinade.

However, if that's what you love, I suggest blue cheese as a dunking pairing for these. Its piquancy and richness provided a nice contrast that I preferred over ranch dressing - and you can trust me, I taste tested both. (It's a tough job, but someone's got to do it...)

Be sure to have a few friends over to help you gobble up all this goodness. You'll need a couple of extra people to help out. Unless you plan on downing a whole batch by yourself, of course.

Jamaican Jerk Chicken Wings

Author: Meghan Yager

Yield: 6-8 servings 1x

Cooking By the Numbers...

Step 1 - Prep and Measure Ingredients

If you purchased whole chicken wings, now's the time to break them down into drumettes and flats. For more detail on how to do this (it's easy, I promise!) check out our article on how to break down whole chicken wings.

Alternatively, you can purchase poultry parts that have already been broken down for you.

Peel and mince the garlic. I like to use my garlic press for this.

Peel and chop a small white onion. This should yield about 1 cup chopped.

Peel a 1/2-inch knob of fresh ginger, and grate it until you have 1 teaspoon total.

Seed and dice the jalapeno.

Juice three limes. You should have about 6 tablespoons of juice.

Measure out all of the remaining ingredients as listed on the ingredients list.

Step 2 - Marinate

Add the wings to a large zip-top bag.

Stir together all of the other ingredients in a small bowl. Add the marinade to the bag.

Seal the bag and place it in the refrigerator for 2 hours, or up to overnight.

Step 3 - Grill

When you are ready to cook, preheat your grill to 400˚F.

Remove the chicken from the bag and discard the marinade.

Place the wings on the grill, cover, and cook for 30-40 minutes. Flip the wings every 10-15 minutes.

You will know the wings are done when the skin is crispy, and the internal temperature reads 165˚F on a meat thermometer when inserted into the thickest part of a drumette or flat without touching the bone.

Remove from the grill and serve.

Can I Make These Ahead of Time?

Sorry, but the answer is no!

Okay, you could. But for me, this recipe needs to be served fresh off the grill to be enjoyed best.

Making these ahead of time is not something I recommend, because the longer they sit, the less crispy they are going to become.

You can definitely marinate the wings right up until you are ready to grill. Just make sure they are going to come off the grill when people are ready to enjoy them.

Need even more inspiration for tailgating? Here are some more of our favorite game day recipes to try:

What type of sauce do you like to dunk your chicken wings in? Or do you prefer to forego the dip, like I do? Tell us in the comments below. And once you try this recipe, be sure to give it a five-star rating if you loved it!

Nutritional information derived from a database of known generic and branded foods and ingredients and was not compiled by a registered dietitian or submitted for lab testing. It should be viewed as an approximation.
Photos by Meghan Yager, © Ask the Experts, LLC. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. See our TOS for more details. Revised and significantly expanded from articles published on April 15, 2010, and August 5, 2015 by Lorna Kring. Last updated: November 30, 2020 at 17:28 pm. With additional writing and editing by Allison Sidhu.

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Dry Rub Chicken Wings (doesn't say which style)

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Sometimes it's all about the sauce when it comes to chicken wings and sometimes it's all in the rub! This dry rub chicken wings recipe has lots of spicy, sweet seasoning that makes these very memorable wings!

What Are Dry Rub Chicken Wings?

Dry rub chicken wings are coated in a spice mixture instead of a sauce mixture like these Memphis BBQ Wings and these Sticky Stout Baked Chicken Wings.

Both styles of wings are baked and both are finger licking good. Dry rub wings have a caramelized, spiced exterior that is a nice change from saucy wings.

WHERE IS THE DRY RUB CHICKEN WING RECIPE?

If you'd rather skip cooking tips, suggestions, handy substitutions, related recipe ideas - and get straight to the Dry Rub Chicken Wing Recipe- simply scroll to the bottom of the page where you can find the printable recipe card.

How To Make Dry Rub Chicken Wings

For this recipe, I use bagged, frozen (and thawed) wing and drummette pieces that have been rinsed and patted dry with a paper towel. If you are wondering how to get dry rub to stick to the wings, the key is to drizzle the naked wings with a little vegetable oil before smothering them with the seasoning blend.

To prepare your rub, combine a heap of spices like paprika, chili powder, onion powder, cumin, rosemary, garlic powder, salt, and brown sugar. in a bowl.

You have to have brown sugar! For one thing, it will balance out the heat from the spices, but also the sugar will caramelize the rub to give you the perfect wing coating!

Place all your ingredients in a large bowl and toss until the wings are completely coated!

Dry Rub Chicken Wings In The Oven

Place the wing on a foil-lined baking sheet and place a baking rack over top of the foil. Spray your baking rack and arrange the chicken pieces in a single layer.

The baking rack will allow the chicken to cook all over and the foil will catch any spills or drips. The wings will take about 45 minutes total to bake.

You could still serve these with your favorite wing sauce on the side but it is NOT necessary!

Dry Rub Wings Tips and Tricks

Make sure your wings have thawed completely and that you pat them dry. This will prevent a wet wing, the seasoning will stick to the skin much better if the wings are dry, to begin with.

Feel free to substitute or add more or different seasonings. Cayenne pepper or white pepper would add more spice and would blend nicely. Oregano and basil can be added as well.

Make sure you do not crowd the baking pan. An even layer of wings will ensure that they all cook evenly. The wings will need to be turned only once during baking.

Chicken Wings With Dry Rub In A Crockpot

If you are looking for more of a "fix it and forget it" dry rub wing, then you can certainly use the crockpot for this recipe! I would take the time to brown the chicken wings in a skillet after rubbing them with the seasoning. This will ensure the wings have a nice exterior and flavor!

This recipe will also work with an air-fryer or as deep-fried wings!

What To Serve With Dry Rub Chicken Wings?

These chicken wings pair beautifully with dips like this Parmesan Ranch Dip and this Blue Cheese Dip . Both are creamy and cool; they are the perfect backdrop to the seasoning in these wings.

These bacon wrapped roasted potatoes and the spiced aioli served on the side would be a perfect partner to these wings!

How To Reheat Dry Rub Chicken Wings

While you can certainly microwave these dry rub wings (or any wing really), I find the best method is to reheat the wings in the oven. Arrange your leftover wings on a foil-lined baking sheet and reheat at 350 for about 15 minutes.

If you are looking a different dry rub combination, you could try a Cajun Rub, a Smokehouse rub, your favorite BBQ rub, a peppery rub, a coffee-based rub, a poultry rub, a Moroccan style rub or even a Greek-style rub.

Use the same method with any of these rubs!

Just a reminder to be sure to wash your hands when touching raw poultry.

Make your game day (or any occasion) great with these easy wings! You and your guests are going to love the flavor of these wings! They really do fit the expression, "finger licking good". I hope you enjoy!

Want more chicken wing recipe ideas? Try these Cajun Dry Rub Chicken Wings, Crispy Baked Chicken Wings , Honey Garlic Chicken Wings, Lemon Pepper Dry Rub Chicken Wings, Garlic Parmesan Wings, Thai Spice Chicken Wings, and these oven-baked Sweet and Spicy Chicken Wings !

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Sweet and Sour Chicken Wings - crispy oven-baked chicken wings with homemade sweet and sour sauce. These wings are addictive and delicious, and perfect as an appetizer or main entree.

Sweet and Sour Chicken Wings

Crispy baked chicken wings in an easy and addictive sweet and sour sauce. There is no deep frying, fuss free and this recipe yields the best chicken wings ever!

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I love chicken wings but I don't like the hassle of deep frying. So I baked the chicken wings in the oven.

I love Chinese sweet and sour sauce so when you combine the two ingredients together, you get a serving of mouthwatering chicken wings that you can whip up easily at the comfort of your home.

There is no need to deep-fry the chicken wings. This recipe is easy, no hassle as the wings are baked in the oven until crispy. You get almost the same texture as deep-frying, but much healthier and with no grease.

Sweet and Sour Sauce

While the chicken wings are baked in the oven, prepare the homemade sweet and sour sauce. I used the most basic ingredients for the sauce, so there is no need to rush to Asian stores.

The sweet and sour sauce calls for ketchup, soy sauce, Sriracha and sugar. That's all.

How Many Calories Per Serving?

This recipe is only 370 calories per serving.

What Dishes To Serve with this Recipe?

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Garlic Parmesan wing sauce is an easy to make homemade condiment. This recipe makes the best dipping sauce for chicken wings when you don't want them spicy.

Air fryer chicken wings are a family favorite at our house, and this wing sauce is my personal favorite to serve with them. My husband loves them with Buffalo sauce but I prefer this milder, super flavorful Garlic Parmesan Sauce on my wings!

Reasons You'll Love Garlic Parmesan Wing Sauce

1. Inexpensive - Making condiments at home is much cheaper than buying them at the store.

2. Simple ingredients - You only need five ingredients to make this recipe, and 3 are basic spices. Also, there are no artificial ingredients or chemical preservatives like the ones that are in many brands of store-bought wing sauce.

3. Not spicy - The truth is, not everyone likes spicy chicken wings. This sauce has a mild, cheesy flavor. As a result, it is not spicy at all. Plus, using garlic powder adds flavor to the sauce without the harsh taste of minced garlic.

Oh, and if you DO love spicy Buffalo wings, be sure to check out my Air Fryer Wings post. In that post, you can learn how to make air fryer wings and an amazing homemade Buffalo sauce!

Other Uses for the Sauce

Garlic Parmesan wing sauce is delicious on wings, of course. But, it is excellent to use in other ways, too. Here are a few ideas:
Detailed measurements and instructions can be found at the bottom of the page on the printable recipe card.

Baste onto grilled meat, such as chicken breasts, drumsticks, or pork chops.

Use as a dipping sauce for steak bites, shish kabobs, or grilled veggie skewers.

Toss potato wedges in the sauce before or after cooking them. It's delicious on roasted potatoes!

Just like my homemade Aioli, it makes a fantastic dip for raw veggies.

Serve it with bread appetizers such as pull-apart bread or garlic breadsticks.

Wing Sauce Ingredients

As mentioned earlier, this garlic Parmesan wing sauce recipe uses just five ingredients. And you might even have some or all of them on hand in your kitchen already!

Butter - Because some brands of butter are very salty, using unsalted butter is best. But if all you have on hand is salted butter, go ahead and use it. If you do, just omit the salt from the recipe.

Grated Parmesan cheese - For the best flavor, grate a wedge of good quality Parmesan. The Parmesan cheese that comes in a canister has a lot of additional salt in it. Also, it includes chemicals that prevent the cheese from clumping.

Spices - Garlic powder, salt, and black pepper

You will not believe how quick and easy this homemade sauce is to make. Seriously! You can make the sauce while the chicken wings are cooking.

How To Make Garlic Parmesan Wing Sauce

It's as simple as this:

1. Melt the butter in a saucepan over medium heat. Or, melt it in a microwave if it is easier for you. Then, remove the butter from the heat and allow it to cool for a couple of minutes.

2. Add the grated Parmesan cheese and spices to the melted butter, then stir to combine.

3. Toss the cooked chicken wings in the sauce and place them on a serving platter.

That's it!

Serving Suggestions

Some people like chicken wings with extra sauce. So, you might want to consider serving additional sauce in a bowl next to the wings.

Storage and Shelf Life

If you have any sauce leftover, keep it in a covered container in your refrigerator. As long as the Parmesan cheese you use isn't near its expiration date, the wing sauce should stay fresh for about a week.

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Garlic Parmesan wing sauce is an easy to make homemade condiment. This recipe makes the best dipping sauce for chicken wings when you don't want them spicy. Air fryer chicken wings are a family favorite at our house, and this wing sauce is my personal favorite to serve with them.

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Garlic Parmesan wing sauce is an easy to make homemade condiment. This recipe makes the best dipping sauce for chicken wings when you don't want them spicy.

Air fryer chicken wings are a family favorite at our house, and this wing sauce is my personal favorite to serve with them. My husband loves them with Buffalo sauce but I prefer this milder, super flavorful Garlic Parmesan Sauce on my wings!

Reasons You'll Love Garlic Parmesan Wing Sauce

1. Inexpensive - Making condiments at home is much cheaper than buying them at the store.

2. Simple ingredients - You only need five ingredients to make this recipe, and 3 are basic spices. Also, there are no artificial ingredients or chemical preservatives like the ones that are in many brands of store-bought wing sauce.

3. Not spicy - The truth is, not everyone likes spicy chicken wings. This sauce has a mild, cheesy flavor. As a result, it is not spicy at all. Plus, using garlic powder adds flavor to the sauce without the harsh taste of minced garlic.

Oh, and if you DO love spicy Buffalo wings, be sure to check out my Air Fryer Wings post. In that post, you can learn how to make air fryer wings and an amazing homemade Buffalo sauce!

Other Uses for the Sauce

Garlic Parmesan wing sauce is delicious on wings, of course. But, it is excellent to use in other ways, too. Here are a few ideas:
Detailed measurements and instructions can be found at the bottom of the page on the printable recipe card.

Baste onto grilled meat, such as chicken breasts, drumsticks, or pork chops.

Use as a dipping sauce for steak bites, shish kabobs, or grilled veggie skewers.

Toss potato wedges in the sauce before or after cooking them. It's delicious on roasted potatoes!

Just like my homemade Aioli, it makes a fantastic dip for raw veggies.

Serve it with bread appetizers such as pull-apart bread or garlic breadsticks.

Wing Sauce Ingredients

As mentioned earlier, this garlic Parmesan wing sauce recipe uses just five ingredients. And you might even have some or all of them on hand in your kitchen already!

Butter - Because some brands of butter are very salty, using unsalted butter is best. But if all you have on hand is salted butter, go ahead and use it. If you do, just omit the salt from the recipe.

Grated Parmesan cheese - For the best flavor, grate a wedge of good quality Parmesan. The Parmesan cheese that comes in a canister has a lot of additional salt in it. Also, it includes chemicals that prevent the cheese from clumping.

Spices - Garlic powder, salt, and black pepper

You will not believe how quick and easy this homemade sauce is to make. Seriously! You can make the sauce while the chicken wings are cooking.

How To Make Garlic Parmesan Wing Sauce

It's as simple as this:

1. Melt the butter in a saucepan over medium heat. Or, melt it in a microwave if it is easier for you. Then, remove the butter from the heat and allow it to cool for a couple of minutes.

2. Add the grated Parmesan cheese and spices to the melted butter, then stir to combine.

3. Toss the cooked chicken wings in the sauce and place them on a serving platter.

That's it!

Serving Suggestions

Some people like chicken wings with extra sauce. So, you might want to consider serving additional sauce in a bowl next to the wings.

Storage and Shelf Life

If you have any sauce leftover, keep it in a covered container in your refrigerator. As long as the Parmesan cheese you use isn't near its expiration date, the wing sauce should stay fresh for about a week.

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Wingstop calls the Louisiana Rub a "crispy dry rub with some Deep South Cajun love". You'll call it your go-to seasoning for wing night! This medium-heat spice mix is super easy to prepare and will load up your wings with a ton of flavor. Pair it with a creamy Wingstop Ranch dipping sauce and it's a party hit!

If you want to spice up your at-home wings, this is the recipe for you. This Wingstop Louisiana dry rub can be used on either frozen or fresh wings and can even be made in batches and stored in an airtight container for easy access when needed.

It's a garlicky dry rub that embodies the flavors of Louisiana cooking, and making it at home means you can tailor it to your own preference. Turn up the heat or turn up the sweet. The ingredients are easy to find and combined are sure to be a hit on any game day or easy dinner evening.

What is the Louisiana Rub at Wingstop?

The Louisiana Rub is Wingstop's take on Southern flavors. It's a little milder than their Cajun rub, for anyone who wants a similar taste with less heat. It has several different spices each bringing their unique flavors into the wings, for a little taste of Louisiana that you can get in any state.

Louisiana Dry Rub Ingredients

Smoked Paprika: Known for its reddish hue, paprika adds more to your wings than just a bright color. This sweet peppery spice is a staple in Cajun cooking and will act as one of the base ingredients in your dry rub.

Garlic Powder: Garlic is what will have all your wing-eaters licking their fingers. This recipe is pretty heavy on the garlic, but I find it hard to believe anyone would want to cut back on this spice.

Dried Oregano: Oregano brings in an earthiness and slight bitterness to this dry rub. It's pretty easy to find fresh, but you'll want to use the dry version to avoid bringing any moisture into the rub. This is going to keep your wings nice and crispy.

Cayenne Pepper: Here's where the heat comes into the recipe. You can play around with your measurements of cayenne pepper to adjust the spice level of this rub to your liking. Or, if you have a divided crowd, add a little bit more to some of your wings. Just make sure to remember which are which!

Chili Powder: This is an aromatic spice with mild heat. If you have chili flakes at home, you can always grind them into a fine powder, but it's very easy to find in stores if it's not already in your cupboards.

Cumin: Here's one that might surprise you. Cumin brings in a nice warmth to your wings. It works well to complement and amplify the pepperier spices.

Brown Sugar: With all that spice, you need to add a bit of sweetness! Brown sugar will help to offset some of the heat from this recipe, but has a nice toasty flavor. You can also use white sugar.

Salt & Pepper: Can't talk about spice without mentioning these staples. Salt and pepper can be added to virtually any savory (and some sweet!) foods to taste.

How to Make Wingstop Louisiana Rub Recipe

Whisk together all dry rub ingredients in a small mixing bowl.

Add chicken wings to a large bowl. Drizzle with vegetable oil and toss to coat.

Add the dry rub mixture to the chicken and massage it into the wings.

Place the wings onto a baking sheet lined with aluminum foil.

Bake for 45 minutes 400 ºF or until fully cooked and crispy. Serve and enjoy!

What is the Hottest Flavor at Wingstop?

If you're really looking to test your capacity for spice, you're going to have to give Wingstop's Atomic wings a try, as it's considered the hottest among Wingstop Flavors. Made with Habanero Peppers (which land pretty high up on the Scoville scale - the scale to measure spiciness), these wings are sure to shock even the least sensitive taste buds.

What Are the Other Flavors at Wingstop?

Wingstop has 11 flavors in total, varying from sweet to super spicy, so there's something for everyone. On the milder side, try Hawaiian, Garlic Parmesan, Lemon Pepper, Hickory Smoke BBQ or Mild. Louisiana Rub leads the medium-spice group joined by Spicy Korean Q. Then comes the hottest options with Original Hot, Cajun, Mango Habanero and of course, Atomic. You can read more about each flavor here.

What Can I Serve With Louisiana Rub Wings

You can serve these wings with French Fries, Mashed Potatoes, Blooming Onion, Salad, and many more. You can find more chicken wing side dish ideas in this post.
If You Like This Recipe Try These Out
For the Louisiana Rub

For the Wings

Preheat oven to 400 ºF. Line a large baking sheet with aluminum foil and set it aside.

In a small mixing bowl, whisk together all dry rub ingredients.

In a large mixing bowl, add chicken wings. Drizzle with vegetable oil, and toss to coat.

Sprinkle the dry rub mixture and massage it into the chicken wings using your hands. Make sure to coat the wings evenly.

Place the seasoned chicken wings on the baking sheet. Arrange them in one single layer.

Bake for 45 minutes or until fully cooked and crispy. Remove from the oven and serve with your favorite dipping sauce such as Ranch Dressing.

If you plan to use frozen chicken wings, make sure they're completely thawed before cooking.

Pat the wings dry with a paper towel in order to season them properly.

You can adjust the amount of cayenne powder and chili powder for a more and less spicy dish.

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Louisiana Rub Wingstop (Best Dry Rub Chicken Wings)

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Wingstop calls the Louisiana Rub a "crispy dry rub with some Deep South Cajun love". You'll call it your go-to seasoning for wing night! This medium-heat spice mix is super easy to prepare and will load up your wings with a ton of flavor.

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First words out of DH mouth was Atomic! This is not for Wimps! Go with the flow it is said------ If you can't move to this then you probably are dead------- So wave your hands in the air------ Bust a few moves run your fingers through your hair--------- This is it for a winner-------- Dance to this and you're gonna get thinner Can't touch this------------- Can't touch this!------------ A blend of Habanero, Jalapeno and Bell Pepper. Try it on scrambled eggs make hot wings with it add a couple drops into a salsa, dip or to kick up anything for a fiery, euphoric experience! I roasted all the peppers and bulb of garlic outdoors on the grill. The prep (peeling of the Habaneros)of this is time consuming

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Atomic Hot Sauce! Recipe - Southern.Food.com

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First words out of DH mouth was Atomic! This is not for Wimps! Go with the flow it is said------ If you can't move to this then you probably are dead------- So wave your hands in the air------ Bust a few moves run your fingers through your hair--------- This is it for a winner-------- Dance to this and you're gonna get thinner Can't touch this------------- Can't touch this!------------ A blend of Habanero, Jalapeno and Bell Pepper.

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Looking to up your BBQ game and become the ultimate backyard BBQ hero? Join my members-only group, The Grill Squad, for full access to my master classes, podcasts, and so much more! For a one-time payment of $89.99, you'll join an amazing community of grillers that will help support you as you feed the people you love.

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Garlic Parmesan Dry Rub -crystal palacios

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Roast until the wings are cooked through and the skin is crispy, 45 to 50 minutes. Meanwhile, prepare the following, placing them all in the same large bowl: finely grate 1 ounce Parmesan cheese (about 1/4 cup), finely chop 2 tablespoons fresh parsley leaves, and mince 3 garlic cloves. A few minutes before the wings are done, melt 4 tablespoons unsalted butter. Set aside to cool slightly, then stir the butter into the Parmesan mixture.

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Baked Garlic-Parmesan Wings Are So Crisp, You'd Think They Were Fried

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Roast until the wings are cooked through and the skin is crispy, 45 to 50 minutes. Meanwhile, prepare the following, placing them all in the same large bowl: finely grate 1 ounce Parmesan cheese (about 1/4 cup), finely chop 2 tablespoons fresh parsley leaves, and mince 3 garlic cloves.

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Roast until the wings are cooked through and the skin is crispy, 45 to 50 minutes. Meanwhile, prepare the following, placing them all in the same large bowl: finely grate 1 ounce Parmesan cheese (about 1/4 cup), finely chop 2 tablespoons fresh parsley leaves, and mince 3 garlic cloves. A few minutes before the wings are done, melt 4 tablespoons unsalted butter. Set aside to cool slightly, then stir the butter into the Parmesan mixture.

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Baked Garlic-Parmesan Wings Are So Crisp, You'd Think They Were Fried

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Roast until the wings are cooked through and the skin is crispy, 45 to 50 minutes. Meanwhile, prepare the following, placing them all in the same large bowl: finely grate 1 ounce Parmesan cheese (about 1/4 cup), finely chop 2 tablespoons fresh parsley leaves, and mince 3 garlic cloves.

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Samanta Gonzalez

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If you know someone from Buffalo, they know someone who told them the secret ingredients to the Anchor Bar's famous Buffalo chicken wings. I know people from Buffalo. This is my version, as described to me many years ago, over almost as many beers.

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What a nice appetizer: a bunch of spicy, hot, crispy, buttery wings. Nothing says tailgate more than spicy hot wings but when football season isn't upon us we are left with just grilling them for the sake of doing so. So let's revisit one of the most fun spicy hot wing recipes I've ever tasted. Garlic and Parmesan Hot Wings.

Ingredients
1 bag of wings from the frozen food section
½ cup of Franks Original Hot Sauce
&frac13; cup of butter
5-10 cloves of garlic
2 T Parmesan Cheese
Hot chili powder (I found mine in a Mexican grocery store)

My most comfortable method for grilling wings is the indirect then direct method. This method essentially bakes the wings via indirect heat and then at the end you toss the wings over direct heat to get them crispy. The general time frame depending on your heat is 30-45 min indirect heat and then 5-10 min of direct grilling. In the picture below the wings have started their indirect cooking and while this is going it is a great time to get the sauce going.

To make the sauce I add together ½ cup of Franks hot sauce, &frac13; cup of butter, about 5-10 cloves of garlic (minced), a few tablespoons of Parmesan cheese, and a tsp or so of spicy chili powder. If you can't find a spicy variety of chili powder I'd just use cayenne powder.

The above picture shows the butter and Franks hot sauce starting to simmer together.

I use the garlic press for this job. I soften the garlic cloves in the microwave and then take the skin off and mince them into a bowl. Then toss them into the sauce pan and add the chili powder.

If you squint you can see the bits of garlic in the sauce in the above picture.

Once the sauce is finished and the wings are almost cooked, move the wings directly over the coals for direct cooking. At this time the direct heat isn't that intense so you can put the wings right over the coals, close the lid and give it a few minutes without fear of burning your wings. Then turn the wings and crisp them to your liking. Now is also a good time to stick the wings with a thermometer. Anything over 165 degrees F means you are ready to finish up and get the wings sauced.

I carry out a bowl to the grill and put all the wings in the bowl. Then I carry the bowl back inside and dump the sauce over top. Toss the wings around a bit and then add a couple of tablespoons of fresh grated parmesan cheese to the top. This really gives a nice addition to the wings. The Franks hot sauce and chili powder provides the heat while the butter gives that great texture. The garlic and parmesan cheese provide some nice depth to the classic spicy wing flavor. I love it!

Grilled Garlic and Parmesan Hot Wings

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Jump to Recipe What a nice appetizer: a bunch of spicy, hot, crispy, buttery wings. Nothing says tailgate more than spicy hot wings but when football season isn't upon us we are left with just grilling them for the sake of doing so.

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Pineapple Teriyaki Sauce -crystal palacios

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These crispy chicken wings have a fun Hawaiian flavor, thanks to an easy pineapple-teriyaki glaze.

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This Buffalo Wing Sauce recipe can be made mild, medium or hot to suit your taste preference. It's the BEST Buffalo Sauce and made with only 4-ingredients! Toss it with these Air Fryer Chicken Wings or these Crispy Baked Buffalo Wings. Or, go unconventional and drizzle it on some Buffalo Smashed Potatoes.

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Haidy Hernandez

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Wingstop calls the Louisiana Rub a "crispy dry rub with some Deep South Cajun love". You'll call it your go-to seasoning for wing night! This medium-heat spice mix is super easy to prepare and will load up your wings with a ton of flavor. Pair it with a creamy Wingstop Ranch dipping sauce and it's a party hit!

If you want to spice up your at-home wings, this is the recipe for you. This Wingstop Louisiana dry rub can be used on either frozen or fresh wings and can even be made in batches and stored in an airtight container for easy access when needed.

It's a garlicky dry rub that embodies the flavors of Louisiana cooking, and making it at home means you can tailor it to your own preference. Turn up the heat or turn up the sweet. The ingredients are easy to find and combined are sure to be a hit on any game day or easy dinner evening.

What is the Louisiana Rub at Wingstop?

The Louisiana Rub is Wingstop's take on Southern flavors. It's a little milder than their Cajun rub, for anyone who wants a similar taste with less heat. It has several different spices each bringing their unique flavors into the wings, for a little taste of Louisiana that you can get in any state.

Louisiana Dry Rub Ingredients

Smoked Paprika: Known for its reddish hue, paprika adds more to your wings than just a bright color. This sweet peppery spice is a staple in Cajun cooking and will act as one of the base ingredients in your dry rub.

Garlic Powder: Garlic is what will have all your wing-eaters licking their fingers. This recipe is pretty heavy on the garlic, but I find it hard to believe anyone would want to cut back on this spice.

Dried Oregano: Oregano brings in an earthiness and slight bitterness to this dry rub. It's pretty easy to find fresh, but you'll want to use the dry version to avoid bringing any moisture into the rub. This is going to keep your wings nice and crispy.

Cayenne Pepper: Here's where the heat comes into the recipe. You can play around with your measurements of cayenne pepper to adjust the spice level of this rub to your liking. Or, if you have a divided crowd, add a little bit more to some of your wings. Just make sure to remember which are which!

Chili Powder: This is an aromatic spice with mild heat. If you have chili flakes at home, you can always grind them into a fine powder, but it's very easy to find in stores if it's not already in your cupboards.

Cumin: Here's one that might surprise you. Cumin brings in a nice warmth to your wings. It works well to complement and amplify the pepperier spices.

Brown Sugar: With all that spice, you need to add a bit of sweetness! Brown sugar will help to offset some of the heat from this recipe, but has a nice toasty flavor. You can also use white sugar.

Salt & Pepper: Can't talk about spice without mentioning these staples. Salt and pepper can be added to virtually any savory (and some sweet!) foods to taste.

How to Make Wingstop Louisiana Rub Recipe

Whisk together all dry rub ingredients in a small mixing bowl.

Add chicken wings to a large bowl. Drizzle with vegetable oil and toss to coat.

Add the dry rub mixture to the chicken and massage it into the wings.

Place the wings onto a baking sheet lined with aluminum foil.

Bake for 45 minutes 400 ºF or until fully cooked and crispy. Serve and enjoy!

What is the Hottest Flavor at Wingstop?

If you're really looking to test your capacity for spice, you're going to have to give Wingstop's Atomic wings a try, as it's considered the hottest among Wingstop Flavors. Made with Habanero Peppers (which land pretty high up on the Scoville scale - the scale to measure spiciness), these wings are sure to shock even the least sensitive taste buds.

What Are the Other Flavors at Wingstop?

Wingstop has 11 flavors in total, varying from sweet to super spicy, so there's something for everyone. On the milder side, try Hawaiian, Garlic Parmesan, Lemon Pepper, Hickory Smoke BBQ or Mild. Louisiana Rub leads the medium-spice group joined by Spicy Korean Q. Then comes the hottest options with Original Hot, Cajun, Mango Habanero and of course, Atomic. You can read more about each flavor here.

What Can I Serve With Louisiana Rub Wings

You can serve these wings with French Fries, Mashed Potatoes, Blooming Onion, Salad, and many more. You can find more chicken wing side dish ideas in this post.
If You Like This Recipe Try These Out
For the Louisiana Rub

For the Wings

Preheat oven to 400 ºF. Line a large baking sheet with aluminum foil and set it aside.

In a small mixing bowl, whisk together all dry rub ingredients.

In a large mixing bowl, add chicken wings. Drizzle with vegetable oil, and toss to coat.

Sprinkle the dry rub mixture and massage it into the chicken wings using your hands. Make sure to coat the wings evenly.

Place the seasoned chicken wings on the baking sheet. Arrange them in one single layer.

Bake for 45 minutes or until fully cooked and crispy. Remove from the oven and serve with your favorite dipping sauce such as Ranch Dressing.

If you plan to use frozen chicken wings, make sure they're completely thawed before cooking.

Pat the wings dry with a paper towel in order to season them properly.

You can adjust the amount of cayenne powder and chili powder for a more and less spicy dish.

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Louisiana Rub Wingstop (Best Dry Rub Chicken Wings)

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Itziar

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These Garlic Parmesan Wings are baked, not fried! Each crispy chicken wing is coated in a buttery Garlic Parmesan coating that is absolutely addicting!

I am always up for chicken wings! They are the first thing I go to at any party or game day event. I like them saucy and spicy enough to make my tongue tingle!

But after I made this Dry Rub Chicken Wing recipe, I realized there was more to life than sauced up chicken wings. Don't get me wrong, saucy wings are still one of the best things on earth, but dry rub wings are quickly taking a spot at the top.

What Do Garlic Parmesan Wings Taste Like?

In a word....Heaven. No seriously, these wings taste like buttery garlic bread on a chicken wing! The garlic is subtle but the cheese is not.

The wings have just the right about of golden, crisp flavor. It is one beautiful combination of flavors.

What You Will Need For This Recipe:

How To Make Garlic Parmesan Dry Rub Wings

For this recipe, I use a 2 lb bag of frozen chicken pieces that have been thawed, rinsed, and patted dry. I usually just buy the bagged wings from my local Kroger; sometimes I use the drummettes as well. Just make sure they have thawed completely.

Toss the wings with a little vegetable oil in a large bowl. The oil will help the seasoning mixture adheres to the chicken skin plus it will ensure that the chicken wings bake up nice and crispy.

Now for the seasoning. This blend is very simple and you truly only need a handful of ingredients. I coat my wings with grated Parmesan cheese, garlic powder, salt, and pepper. I used a cracked pepper blend, but honestly plain old pepper is all you need.
*Note* you could use olive oil to coat your wings, but the taste might overpower the seasoning, where vegetable oil is pretty mild in comparison.
You could use minced garlic from a jar or even fresh, however, I would pulse the minced garlic together with the Parmesan and a mini food chopper. You don't want large chunks of garlic on your wings because garlic burns quite easily and quickly.

Arrange your wings in a single layer on a baking sheet. It is REALLY important that they are baking in a single layer to ensure even cooking for all the wings. I like to line my baking sheet with a wire rack. This allows the heat to surround the wing during the entire baking process.

The wings take about 45 minutes total to bake up golden and crisp!

These baked chicken wings are better than fried chicken for sure and they taste better than any restaurant wing too! You could totally use this rub for any of your chicken recipes. It is a versatile flavor combination that works with any protein!

Dry Rub Wing Tips and Tricks

Make sure your wings have thawed completely and that you pat them dry. This will prevent a wet wing, the seasoning will stick to the skin much better if the wings are dry, to begin with.

Feel free to substitute or add more or different seasonings. Lemon zest or white pepper would add more spice and would blend nicely with the Parmesan cheese. Adding a splash of lemon juice would add a bright, fresh flavor.

Make sure you do not crowd the baking pan. An even layer of wings will ensure that they all cook evenly. The wings will need to be turned only once during baking.

How To Reheat Dry Rub Chicken Wings

While you can certainly microwave these dry rub wings (or any wing really), I find the best method is to reheat the wings in the oven. Arrange your leftover wings on a foil-lined baking sheet and reheat at 350 for about 15 minutes.

Just a reminder to be sure to wash your hands when touching raw poultry.

Are Garlic Parmesan Wings Keto?

This recipe is not quite Keto-friendly because of vegetable oil. To make these wings Keto, bake the wings with salt and pepper only. Heat butter and garlic powder in a small saucepan until melted. When the wings are ready, toss the warm wings in the melted butter mixture. Serve garnished with parsley if desired.

These wings will work well as part of a Gluten-Free Diet. The seasonings are light and simple, with no gluten additives. That being said, you may want to be sure the brand of garlic powder you use is indeed gluten-free.

What To Serve With Garlic Parmesan Wings?

You really don't need much with these wings, they coating provides so much flavor! But if you want a dipping sauce, then try a simple aioli, a Parmesan ranch dip, or even a Blue Cheese Dip!

How To Make Garlic Parmesan Wings in Other Ways

These wings would be wonderful straight off the grill! You could deep fry these wings, although I tend to avoid deep frying too often. You make wings in the crockpot, Instant pot or air- fryer. Anything goes with these dry rub chicken wings!

Make your game day (or any occasion) great with these easy wings! You and your guests are going to love the flavor of these wings! They really do fit the expression, "finger licking good". I hope you enjoy!
What To Serve With Garlic Parmesan Dry Rub Wings
Mixed Greens and Citrus Salad Easy Harvest Salad Hummus Roasted Potatoes Crispy Onion Rings

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These Garlic Parmesan Wings are baked, not fried! Each crispy chicken wing is coated in a buttery Garlic Parmesan coating that is absolutely addicting! I am always up for chicken wings! They are the first thing I go to at any party or game day event.

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Easy baked sticky chicken wings with a delicious sweet apricot glaze is the perfect game day snack and easy family recipe.
Ingredients
Full recipe and amounts can be found in the recipe card below.
How do you make sticky chicken wings?

1. Make the glaze: Combine apricot preserves, a splash of soy sauce, lemon juice, brown sugar and water in a saucepan. Simmer until the sugar has dissolved and the glaze has thickened slightly and is glossy and sticky. I also add red pepper flakes/chilli flakes because I love anything spicy but you can definitely leave them out if you or your guests don't like spicy food.

2. Trim the wings: If your chicken wings are whole, simply split them into two by cutting in between the two joints or ask your butcher to do it for you.

3. Glaze and bake: Place the chicken wings in a bowl and season with salt then pour over half of the glaze. Stir to coat then transfer the wings to a baking sheet. Bake in a hot oven, basting with the glaze every 15 minutes, until the wings are caramelized, glossy, sticky and cooked through. Serve with the remaining glaze for dipping.

How long do chicken wings take to cook?

In a 200ºC/400ºF oven, chicken wings should bake for around 30-40 minutes. You want them to be fully cooked through to the bone and give the glaze time to caramelize and create a super sticky exterior.

What to serve with chicken wings?

Chicken wings are the perfect easy snack and make a great family meal when served with any of these side dishes:

Chicken wing recipes:

Apricot glaze

For the chicken wings

Combine all the glaze ingredients in a saucepan and bring to a simmer. Cook until the sugar has dissolved and the glaze has reduced slightly. Remove from the heat and allow to cool to room temperature.

Place the chicken wings in a large bowl then season with salt.

Pour over half of the glaze and stir to coat the chicken wings well.

Transfer the chicken wings to a rimmed baking sheet, leaving some space around the wings to ensure they caramelize well. Use two sheets if necessary.

Place in the oven and allow to bake for 30-40 minutes, basting with the glaze every 15 minutes, until the chicken wings are cooked through, sticky and caramelized.

Remove from the oven and serve with the remaining glaze for dipping.

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Easy baked apricot sticky chicken wings - Simply Delicious

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Easy baked sticky chicken wings with a delicious sweet apricot glaze is the perfect game day snack and easy family recipe. Full recipe and amounts can be found in the recipe card below. Make the glaze: Combine apricot preserves, a splash of soy sauce, lemon juice, brown sugar and water in a saucepan.

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We became big "Nashville hot" fans while Janette was shooting at Hattie B's in Nashville for Food Network.

I mean, delicious fried chicken brushed with the perfect spicy glaze...what's not to love??

Last fall we put a twist on it and made Nashville Hot Softshell Crab. We were in love and decided all things should become Nashville Hot.

With the Superbowl coming up, I decided to put it into a bite-size snack suitable for a game day crowd.

Be sure to pair with pickles, white bread, plenty of beer, and lots of paper towels. ??
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We became big "Nashville hot" fans while Janette was shooting at Hattie B's in Nashville for Food Network. I mean, delicious fried chicken brushed with the perfect spicy glaze...what's not to love?? Last fall we put a twist on it and made Nashville Hot Softshell Crab.

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Asian Zing Wings Recipe & Video - Seonkyoung Longest

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Hi guys! Today I'm sharing amazing wing recipe, Asian Zing Wings! If you love wings and if you have been Buffalo Wild Wings, you probably had or heard about this wings- how amazing and delicious they are!! 🙂 I have made this recipe like 5 years ago, and that recipe is outstanding-delicious.

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Take your buffalo chicken wings a step further and coat them in Flamin' Hot Cheetos! The spicy crunchy coating is extremely addicting and once you start you won't be able to stop.

Need more excuses to use Hot Cheetos? Try making Flamin' Hot Corn Dogs!

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Freshly ground black pepper

Large pinch cayenne pepper

Celery sticks, for serving

1. Preheat oven to 425°. Season chicken wings with salt and pepper, then dredge in flour. Next, dip wings in egg, and then in Cheetos crumbs.

2. Arrange chicken in an even layer on a large baking sheet and bake for 18 to 20 minutes, or until chicken is cooked through.

3. Meanwhile, in a small bowl combine hot sauce, honey, and butter. Microwave, whisking every 15 seconds until butter is melted and mixture is combined.

4. Pour hot sauce mixture over wings and arrange on platter.

5. In a medium bowl, whisk together buttermilk, mayonnaise, sour cream, dill, onion powder, garlic powder, cayenne. Stir in blue cheese.

6. Serve wings hot, with dressing and celery sticks for dipping.

Calphalon Nonstick Bakeware, Baking Sheet, 2-Piece Set

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Flamin' Hot Cheetos Wings Are For True Fans

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Take your buffalo chicken wings a step further and coat them in Flamin' Hot Cheetos! The spicy crunchy coating is extremely addicting and once you start you won't be able to stop. Need more excuses to use Hot Cheetos? Try making Flamin' Hot Corn Dogs!

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Spicy garlic chicken wings that will set your mouth on fire... good thing there's the best blue cheese dip EVER to dunk them in and help put out the flames. These wings are roasted (not fried) and if you're looking for a copy-cat version of Buffalo Wild Wings Spicy Garlic Chicken Wings... look no further.

What are your plans for Super Bowl??

I'm actually kinda-sort-of excited for it. As I've told you, I've been watching a little football this season and it hasn't been as nails-on-a-chalk-board as it has in the past. So I'll be watching and eating ;).

First I must warn you. The spicy garlic chicken wings you are about to see are spicy.

Not like sorta spicy, more like real- real spicy! These spicy garlic chicken wings are so spicy they should come with a disclaimer that reads: "Please don't consume without consulting your primary physician first, please and thank you". Or maybe that's just me.

I'm not a wimp when it comes to spicy things.

You of course know this about me, but my absolute favorite thing to eat when we got to Buffalo Wild Wings is anything covered in their spicy garlic sauce. This is my take on that. So deliciously spicy and garlicky and of course theirs blue cheese dip to cool it all down.

Now, my husband would probably disagree with me on how spicy these really are... remember he's the guy who wants to put a habanero in everything. But my eleven-year-old would side with me that, yup these wings are pretty darn spicy and delicious and highly addictive.

Let's begin with the blue cheese dip, shall we?

To Make The Blue Cheese Dip You Will Need:

mayonnaise

sour cream

blue cheese

buttermilk

white wine vinegar

Worcestershire sauce

1/2 teaspoon kosher salt

1/4 teaspoon freshly ground black pepper

It's a good idea to make the blue cheese dip in advanced. Like a good pasta red sauce, it tastes better after it's spent some quality time in the fridge. As for blue cheese, any will do.

Start by adding 1/2 cup of mayonnaise, 1/4 cup of sour cream, 1/2 cup of crumbled blue cheese, 1/4 cup of buttermilk, 1 tablespoon of white wine vinegar, a few splashes of Worcestershire sauce, 1/2 teaspoon kosher salt and 1/4 teaspoon of freshly ground black pepper.

Then mix until combined. I use my spatula to break up the large clumps.

Cover and pop it into the fridge while you make the wings.

To Make These Spicy Garlic Chicken Wings You Will Need:

4-5 pounds chicken wings, broken down into wingettes and drumettes

3 tablespoons light olive oil

1 cup Frank's Red Hot hot sauce

1 clove garlic, peeled

1 teaspoon sugar

1/2 teaspoon black pepper

1/2 teaspoon cayenne pepper

1/2 teaspoon my Homemade Worcestershire Sauce

1 egg yolk

2 teaspoons water

2 teaspoons cornstarch

Breaking down chicken wings is easy-peasy. Grab a sharp chef's knife, feel for the joint and firmly sink your knife right in the middle and it should go in pretty darn easily, separating one wing into thirds. Discard the wing tips or save, freeze and use in stock. But you only want the drumettes and wingettes.

If you haven't done it before, you'll be an expert by the end.

You might have to work in batches depending on how much chicken wings you're cooking (I'm using 4 to 5 pounds), but that's okay. Preheat your oven to 425° and line a rimmed sheet pan with non-stick foil. Brush the aluminum foil with oil (to reinforce the non-stick part), then toss the wings in 3 tablespoons of olive oil before lining them up on the foil.

Slide them on the middle rack of your preheated oven and bake for minutes before rotating the pan halfway and baking for 15 more minutes. Then turn on the broiler until crispy and golden.

While the chicken is under the broiler, make the sauce. You'll need a full cup of Frank's Red Hot hot sauce. I should buy Frank's by the barrel because we go through it like people go through a loaf of bread. And by "we" I mean my husband and my oldest daughter Haileigh. Both of them put it on burgers, popcorn, chicken tenders, tacos - and the list goes on. I like it on this and of course in this spicy garlic sauce.

Moving on!

Add the Franks to a small sauce pan. Then grate in a whole (medium-size) clove of garlic. Lastly, measure and add in the sugar, black pepper, cayenne and Worcestershire.

Give it a whisk and bring it up to a simmer. Let it bubble on low while whisking every so often, and once hot and bubbly remove it off of the burner.

In a large bowl, whisk together the egg yolk, 2 teaspoons of both water and cornstarch. This will thicken the wing sauce up perfectly.

Once the yolk and cornstarch are mixed, pour only a little of the warm sauce into the egg mixture while whisking.

Slowly, and I mean S-L-O-W-L-Y drizzle in the warm hot sauce mixture while whisking like a crazy person. This is called "tempering" which basically means to bring the temperature of the egg mixture up closer to the temperature of the hotter ingredients. And by going slow and whisking fast it will prevent the egg from "scrambling". After you've added the little bit of sauce, go ahead and gradually add in the rest of the sauce, still whisking.

Remove the wings once they are deep golden brown and skin is crispy. Then toss the wings into the bowl with the spicy garlic sauce...

...and toss. Try not to take any deep breathes while your tossing the wings as you may choke on the fumes.

Not even kidding.

Serve these spicy garlic chicken wings with the best blue cheese dip and prepare yourself for becoming a saucy mess.

You may also want to grab a glass of milk, a roll of paper towel, a bib and maybe a bucket of ice water to dunk your head into.

Other than that, you're all set.

Enjoy! And if you give this Spicy Garlic Chicken Wings recipe a try, let me know! Snap a photo and tag me on twitter or instagram!

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Spicy Garlic Chicken Wings with Blue Cheese Dip - Simply Scratch

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Spicy garlic chicken wings that will set your mouth on fire... good thing there's the best blue cheese dip EVER to dunk them in and help put out the flames. These wings are roasted (not fried) and if you're looking for a copy-cat version of Buffalo Wild Wings Spicy Garlic Chicken Wings...

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These flavorful tandoori chicken wings are marinated in yogurt and Indian spices, then cooked to perfection with crispy skin and juicy chicken inside. Made easily in the oven or air fryer, these wings are perfect for a family dinner and can be made in a big batch for a crowd.
I love making fusion recipes that combine my Indian heritage with modern, American food. This chicken wing recipe marries two classics - Chicken Wings and Tandoori Chicken. It's absolutely delicious and an absolute family- and crowd-favorite!

As with most tandoori dishes, these chicken wings are marinated with creamy yogurt and Indian spices, then cooked for a crispy outside that's a little charred.

Made with warming and aromatic seasonings like earthy turmeric and garam masala, tangy chaat masala, and Kashmiri red chili powder for a little heat, these chicken wings are a mix of the tandoori classic with a unique twist.

Fun Fact: Historians are said to have found the first evidence of a meat preparation which looked like Tandoori Chicken in the ruins of Harappa. Tandoor like clay ovens and chicken bones with char marks dated 3000 BC are said to have been unearthed at the excavation sites.

It is also said that during the Mughal Era, the emperor Jehangir was so in love with tandoori cuisine, he requested that a tandoor be brought with him wherever he went.

What is Tandoori Chicken Wings?

A tandoor is an Indian clay oven that cooks food over a charcoal fire. These ovens have been used for 3,000 years, and are an important part of Indian history. As a result, food that is cooked in a tandoor is called Tandoori, which means, 'grilled in a tandoor'.

Tandoori Chicken (also called tandoori murgh) is one of the most popular foods cooked in a tandoor. This fusion recipe combines the flavors and cooking technique used for Tandoori chicken, and applies it to chicken wings, hence the name- Tandoori Chicken Wings!

To mimic the cooking style of a tandoor, we cook the chicken at a moderate temperature, until it cooks through, then crisp it until the skin gets slightly charred. In the end, you get chicken that is succulent and juicy from the inside and crisp on the outside.

Easy Indian Chicken with a Twist

This recipe achieves the same restaurant-quality tandoori flavors and taste, yet is surprisingly easy to make in your air fryer or oven (no traditional tandoor required)!

A short marination time of one hour ensures deliciously tender and juicy chicken on the inside.

This recipe is great for breaking the routine for weeknight dinners by combining it with simple sides like saffron rice or spicy mac and cheese.

It's a crowd-pleaser that can be prepared in a big batch to feed a crowd. A super hit dish for game day partiesor Indian dinner parties.

Ingredients- Notes & Substitutions

1. Chicken Wings: You can use either fresh or frozen. If frozen, thaw them overnight in the refrigerator. Remove the tips of chicken wings and split at the joint, then pat dry with paper towels and trim off any excess loose fat using kitchen shears.

2. For the marinade, you need:

1. Besan: Also called gram flour, besan is made from chickpeas, and can be found at Indian grocery stores, online, or in your grocery's international section. It can be substituted with an equal quantity of cornflour or rice flour.

2. Yogurt: Use whole or reduced fat plain yogurt, not the flavored kinds. If unavailable, use ⅓ cup of plain greek yogurt instead.

3. Tandoori spice mix: Any good tandoori dish starts with a flavorful marinade. The traditional spice mix consists of:

Turmeric powder: give a vibrant color to the marinade.

Garam masala: I prefer to use homemade, but you can also use a good quality brand, like 24 mantra or Everest.

Kashmiri red chili powder: Made from dried Kashmiri (north-Indian) chilis, this is like a spicier cousin of paprika. It can be found at Indian grocery stores and online, but if unavailable, substitute with an equal quantity of paprika (regular) plus a pinch of cayenne. Skip the cayenne if you prefer it mild.

Chaat masala: A blend of Indian spices, chaat masala can be found in specialty stores or online. It gives a tangy flavor to the chicken, so it can be substituted with a little lemon juice.

Dried fenugreek leaves: Also called Kasoori Methi, this dried herb gives an earthy and fragrant touch to the marinade. Fenugreek leaves are milder than the seeds, and should be fairly easy to find in your local Indian store or online, but they are optional if you can't find them.

4. Lime juice: Fresh is always better for best flavor. Lime juice helps tenderize the meat.

Step By Step Instructions for Tandoori Chicken Wings

Prep the chicken wings: If not already cut, remove the tips of chicken wings, then split them at the joint. Pat dry with paper towels and trim off any excess loose fat using kitchen shears. (pic 1)

Mix the ingredients: In a large mixing bowl, combine the yogurt, minced ginger, garlic, lime juice, salt and all the dry spices to make the marinade. (pic 2)

Combine everything: Add the wings to the marinade. (pic 3)

Toss and chill: Use tongs to toss the chicken wings in the yogurt mixture until they are well coated, then refrigerate 1 to 4 hours (longer the better).

Oven Directions

Line a baking sheet with aluminum foil and place the wings, skin side up. Brush any leftover marinade over the wings. Bake in a pre-heated oven at 425°F for 30 minutes.

Remove from the oven and brush the wings lightly with oil. Switch the oven to 'Broil'. Broil the chicken wings in the oven, 1-2 minutes on each side, until the skin is crisp and slightly charred.

Air Fryer Instructions

Preheat the air fryer for 2 minutes at 375°F. Place the chicken wings in a single layer in the basket, then cook for 22 to 25 minutes.

Remove the basket and shake it twice during the cook time, about every 8 minutes. Now increase the heat to 400°F and cook for 2 to 4 minutes, until the skin is crispy and golden brown.

Serving Suggestion

Serve with Cilantro Jalapeno Sauce, Cilantro Chutney or Mint Chutney, along with thinly sliced onions sprinkled with chaat masala.

To make a meal, pair with Saffron rice or lemon rice along with Cucumber Raita or Avocado Raita. Another great pair is this Indian spiced Mac and Cheese.

Recipes Tips & Notes

To make a big batch of these chicken wings, I recommend using the oven. For just the four of us in my family, I prefer the air fryer. It does take two batches to go through a pound of chicken wings, but they turn out so crispy that it's worth the extra step.

Pat dry the chicken wings to enable even marination and cooking.

For a milder spice level, cut garam masala and chili powder in half.

Since the wings have skin on, marinate them for a minimum of 1 hour for the flavors to seep in.

For an extra flavor boost, brush the leftover marinade (if any) over the chicken wings before cooking.

Fenugreek leaves are optional, but highly recommended as they add an earthy and floral aroma and flavor to the marinade.

Adding besan (chickpea flour) soaks up the excess moisture and enables in even crisping of wings. If unavailable, use corn flour or rice flour.

Common Questions for Tandoori Chicken Wings

What is tandoori sauce made of?

Tandoori sauce is made from a combination of Indian spices, minced ginger, garlic and plain yogurt.

Is tandoori chicken good for you?

While the spices can be quite high in sodium, tandoori chicken is not unhealthy. These wings are also gluten-free and low in carbs.

What's the difference between tikka and tandoori?

Tikka refers to 'bite-size' food that has been typically made on a skewer, while tandoori meats can be whole.

What is the difference between chicken wings and chicken wingettes?

Most chicken wings that you buy or eat (including for this recipe) are actually wingettes (or even drumettes). They are the middle part of a chicken wing, while drumettes are the top. Chicken wings are the drumette, wingette, and tip.

More Tandoori Recipes from my Kitchen

Tandoori Chicken Sliders: Tandoori Chicken Sliders are mini-burgers made with marinated & grilled chicken, buttery-soft slider buns and dressed with a tart & spicy cilantro-chutney spread.

Instant Pot Whole Tandoori Chicken: Tender, juicy and packed with flavor, here's a fail-proof pressure cooker recipe for Whole Tandoori Chicken, a classic Indian style Roasted Chicken.

Tandoori Fish Tikka: Tender fish marinated in a classic Indian tandoori masala and crisped to perfection.

Tandoori Chicken Recipe (Drums): This easy Tandoori Chicken recipe is for a vibrant and flavorful Indian spiced roast chicken that makes for an incredibly succulent meal.

Paneer Tikka: Marinated chunks of paneer, peppers and onions get grilled till crisp.

Paneer Naan Pizza: This colorful Paneer Naan Pizza is a fusion of flavorful pizza toppings with flatbread that's generously topped with yogurt-marinated paneer and fresh veggies.

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Big Game Day yesterday. Well big in our house anyway. Big Game Days mean some big game day food. Like dips, chips, beer and of course the almighty chicken wing. These Spicy Honey Mustard Chicken wings were our wing of choice this game day. And they may just be a new family favorite. The wings are oven baked and crispy. The sauce it sweet, tangy and gets a nice kick from some cayenne pepper and hot sauce.

Every football season our house becomes the chicken wing house. I probably test out a different chicken wing recipe every week during the season. I tend to be more of a crispy chicken wing fan. Wings like these Cajun Chicken Wings. It's always been that way. It's probably because I simply love fried chicken any and every way I can get it.

Ryan on the other hand, is not the biggest fan of simple fried chicken and he prefers his chicken wings messy and saucy. Wings like these Spicy Honey Mustard Chicken Wings. In fact, Ryan was such a fan of these, that I made them on Thursday night and then just made them again last night for the big game ( GO HAWKS!).

And I'm not gonna lie, while I do seem to prefer the crispy chicken wings, these saucy wings have won me over. I found myself licking my fingers and er...the plate...just to get one more taste of the sauce.

I'm guessing once you try this you might be doing the same thing.

No judging. We're all friends here.

Spicy Honey Mustard Chicken Wings Recipe

Ingredients:

2 1/2 pounds chicken wings, tips removed

2 tablespoons butter

1/4 cup prepared yellow mustard

3 tablespoons honey

1/4 teaspoon salt

1/4 teaspoon garlic powder

1/4 - 1/2 teaspoon cayenne pepper

1 teaspoon hot sauce (i.e. Tabasco)

Instructions

Preheat oven to 425 degrees.

Notes

Enjoy!

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