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ill eat trout, antibiotics are cheapwaterfowlman wrote:Knowing you.......Thought it was going to be something like this.
Mornin Beef wrote:Thats one of the secrets to NY wings. Twice fried for crispiness and the crispier they are the better they hold the sauce. Also the better the tendons and cartilage caps taste. After I get done with a wing it looks like an artifact.
no see, I just invented this. I fry at 200 for 12ish minutes then pull, cool and second fry at 375ish until crisp. It's amazingMornin Beef wrote:Thats one of the secrets to NY wings. Twice fried for crispiness and the crispier they are the better they hold the sauce. Also the better the tendons and cartilage caps taste. After I get done with a wing it looks like an artifact.
jehler wrote:A new way to cook chicken wings, twice fried, amazing, gonna sell it to New York where they could use the help!
gots to have faith in meassateague wrote:12 minutes seems like a long time to fry a chicken wing, at any temperature.
jehler wrote:no see, I just invented this. I fry at 200 for 12ish minutes then pull, cool and second fry at 375ish until crisp. It's amazingMornin Beef wrote:Thats one of the secrets to NY wings. Twice fried for crispiness and the crispier they are the better they hold the sauce. Also the better the tendons and cartilage caps taste. After I get done with a wing it looks like an artifact.
jehler wrote:no see, I just invented this. I fry at 200 for 12ish minutes then pull, cool and second fry at 375ish until crisp. It's amazingMornin Beef wrote:Thats one of the secrets to NY wings. Twice fried for crispiness and the crispier they are the better they hold the sauce. Also the better the tendons and cartilage caps taste. After I get done with a wing it looks like an artifact.
been doing this with fries forever, was thinking about doing a duck confit and then thought of fries and then the light went off and wings ala jehler was inventedrebelp74 wrote:jehler wrote:no see, I just invented this. I fry at 200 for 12ish minutes then pull, cool and second fry at 375ish until crisp. It's amazingMornin Beef wrote:Thats one of the secrets to NY wings. Twice fried for crispiness and the crispier they are the better they hold the sauce. Also the better the tendons and cartilage caps taste. After I get done with a wing it looks like an artifact.
Do the same with fries and they won't come out soggy. It's called blanching them then frying them.
jehler wrote:been doing this with fries forever, was thinking about doing a duck confit and then thought of fries and then the light went off and wings ala jehler was inventedrebelp74 wrote:jehler wrote:no see, I just invented this. I fry at 200 for 12ish minutes then pull, cool and second fry at 375ish until crisp. It's amazingMornin Beef wrote:Thats one of the secrets to NY wings. Twice fried for crispiness and the crispier they are the better they hold the sauce. Also the better the tendons and cartilage caps taste. After I get done with a wing it looks like an artifact.
Do the same with fries and they won't come out soggy. It's called blanching them then frying them.
jehler wrote:been doing this with fries forever, was thinking about doing a duck confit and then thought of fries and then the light went off and wings ala jehler was inventedrebelp74 wrote:jehler wrote:no see, I just invented this. I fry at 200 for 12ish minutes then pull, cool and second fry at 375ish until crisp. It's amazingMornin Beef wrote:Thats one of the secrets to NY wings. Twice fried for crispiness and the crispier they are the better they hold the sauce. Also the better the tendons and cartilage caps taste. After I get done with a wing it looks like an artifact.
Do the same with fries and they won't come out soggy. It's called blanching them then frying them.
settle down, I'll PM you the specificsMornin Beef wrote:jehler wrote:been doing this with fries forever, was thinking about doing a duck confit and then thought of fries and then the light went off and wings ala jehler was inventedrebelp74 wrote:jehler wrote:no see, I just invented this. I fry at 200 for 12ish minutes then pull, cool and second fry at 375ish until crisp. It's amazingMornin Beef wrote:Thats one of the secrets to NY wings. Twice fried for crispiness and the crispier they are the better they hold the sauce. Also the better the tendons and cartilage caps taste. After I get done with a wing it looks like an artifact.
Do the same with fries and they won't come out soggy. It's called blanching them then frying them.
Your so full of shit your eyes are brown.
assateague wrote:Mornin Beef wrote:Thats one of the secrets to NY wings. Twice fried for crispiness and the crispier they are the better they hold the sauce. Also the better the tendons and cartilage caps taste. After I get done with a wing it looks like an artifact.
Same here. I despise the "wasters" who leave at least one full bite of meat on a wing, but yet they are "done" with it.
you think so, but no, it's heaven on platerebelp74 wrote:You over cooked it.
home made hot sauce (prudhome recipe) 3/2 with butterrebelp74 wrote:That was easier than I tohught! What's the sauce?
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