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buffettbride
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by buffettbride » February 2, 2007 8:20 pm
Tomorrow is my son's 3rd b-day party (today is his actual b-day). We want to do hot wings which we normally do baked, but this time will do in the Crock Pot for ease-of-transportation.
Anyone have a good recipe for wings in a slow cooker/crock pot?
We have one I found on
http://www.allrecipes.com which is a site I use quite often, but I know BNrs prolly can do better.
Thanks in advance!
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by redwinemaker » February 2, 2007 8:33 pm
Hiya Mal! Unless you thoroughly brown the wings first, they will come out with soggy skin in a crock pot. I would do them the usual way, then use the slow cooker to keep them warm
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by buffettbride » February 2, 2007 8:34 pm
I was wonderin' if that might happen. My "usual" way is pretty labor intensive so I wasn't very excited about that.
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by redwinemaker » February 2, 2007 8:36 pm
buffettbride wrote: I was wonderin' if that might happen. My "usual" way is pretty labor intensive so I wasn't very excited about that.
I marinate em the cook them over hot coals.
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by SMLCHNG » February 2, 2007 8:47 pm
Mal, I've never tried this, but it seems you could put the wings on a cookie sheet or broiler pan and broil them for crispiness and being cooked. Season with a little onion and garlic powder. Then transfer them to the crock pot with with the hot sauce and butter.
buffettbride
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by buffettbride » February 2, 2007 8:50 pm
redwinemaker wrote: buffettbride wrote: I was wonderin' if that might happen. My "usual" way is pretty labor intensive so I wasn't very excited about that.
I marinate em the cook them over hot coals.
cooking anything over hot coals right now would require going outside. it's -12 at my house right now. i don't think so.
buffettbride
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by buffettbride » February 2, 2007 8:51 pm
SMLCHNG wrote: Mal, I've never tried this, but it seems you could put the wings on a cookie sheet or broiler pan and broil them for crispiness and being cooked. Season with a little onion and garlic powder. Then transfer them to the crock pot with with the hot sauce and butter.
So far, that's lookin' like the plan.
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by redwinemaker » February 2, 2007 8:52 pm
buffettbride wrote: redwinemaker wrote: buffettbride wrote: I was wonderin' if that might happen. My "usual" way is pretty labor intensive so I wasn't very excited about that.
I marinate em the cook them over hot coals.
cooking anything over hot coals right now would require going outside. it's -12 at my house right now. i don't think so.
Thats why I have a Foreman Grill
even though its never -12 here, even in the freezer
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by Sidew13 » February 3, 2007 2:53 am
I've tried wings in a crockpot before. And YES, they do come out soggy. Nothing says loving than straight from the oven
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