The Best Wings Place?
Aug 8, 2010 | 8:28 pm
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The Best Wings Place?
I have just started going to a place called wildwings and omg they have some of the best hot wings I have ever had. I would like to know what is your favorite wings place?
WildWings is in Colorado near Fort Carson they are branching out but I think they are mainly just for colorado at the moment.
WildWings is in Colorado near Fort Carson they are branching out but I think they are mainly just for colorado at the moment.
Aug 8, 2010 | 8:59 pm
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If anyone that enjoys wings makes it to NYC with some time to kill, shoot to Westchester. There is a little hole in the wall place called Candlelight Inn, in Scarsdale on Central Ave, 10 or so tables, a bar, no CC's only cash. Amazing wings, best I've ever personally had.
Aug 9, 2010 | 11:58 am
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If anyone that enjoys wings makes it to NYC with some time to kill, shoot to Westchester. There is a little hole in the wall place called Candlelight Inn, in Scarsdale on Central Ave, 10 or so tables, a bar, no CC's only cash. Amazing wings, best I've ever personally had.
And WildWings - is that akin to the chain "Buffalo WildWings"? If so, it's okay. I wouldn't put it up there next to Anchor Bar or even Candlelight.
Aug 9, 2010 | 3:22 pm
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We recently had an entire thread devoted to Buffalo Wild Wings
http://www.flyertalk.com/forum/dinin...ild-wings.html
http://www.flyertalk.com/forum/dinin...ild-wings.html
Aug 9, 2010 | 5:10 pm
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We recently had an entire thread devoted to Buffalo Wild Wings
http://www.flyertalk.com/forum/dinin...ild-wings.html
http://www.flyertalk.com/forum/dinin...ild-wings.html
http://wildwingsnthings.com/
Aug 9, 2010 | 5:19 pm
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The Distillery in Rochester NY.
http://www.thedistillery.com/pdf/dis...drink_menu.pdf
I think Tuesdays are $.25 wing nights.
http://www.thedistillery.com/pdf/dis...drink_menu.pdf
I think Tuesdays are $.25 wing nights.
Aug 10, 2010 | 8:41 am
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At home....
Disjoint segments, discarding tips.
Brine in salt water overnight (in ref)
Drop in a marinade of butter milk and cheap hot sauce for at least two hours.
Put a mixture of flour, garlic powder and Caceres Cajun Seasoning in a brown paper bag.
Drop in a few wings, shake then...
Fry in a cast iron skillet in 1" of good vegetable oil at 350F, turning often until golden brown.
Better'n store-boughts.
(And works well for drum sticks which are cheaper and meatier, and chicken tender "strips" which fry very quickly)
The standard blue cheese dressings OK, but we prefer a thick Raeta made with finely chopped cucumber.
Disjoint segments, discarding tips.
Brine in salt water overnight (in ref)
Drop in a marinade of butter milk and cheap hot sauce for at least two hours.
Put a mixture of flour, garlic powder and Caceres Cajun Seasoning in a brown paper bag.
Drop in a few wings, shake then...
Fry in a cast iron skillet in 1" of good vegetable oil at 350F, turning often until golden brown.
Better'n store-boughts.
(And works well for drum sticks which are cheaper and meatier, and chicken tender "strips" which fry very quickly)
The standard blue cheese dressings OK, but we prefer a thick Raeta made with finely chopped cucumber.
Aug 10, 2010 | 8:53 am
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There Is No "Best" Wings Place
It's a subjective judgment. Different people like different things. That's why there's a "YMMV" acronym.
There is no "best" wings place any more than there's a single "best" for any food or drink.
What you want to ask or answer is "who do you think makes good/great wings?"
There is no "best" wings place any more than there's a single "best" for any food or drink.
What you want to ask or answer is "who do you think makes good/great wings?"
Aug 10, 2010 | 8:59 am
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At home....
Disjoint segments, discarding tips.
Brine in salt water overnight (in ref)
Drop in a marinade of butter milk and cheap hot sauce for at least two hours.
Put a mixture of flour, garlic powder and Caceres Cajun Seasoning in a brown paper bag.
Drop in a few wings, shake then...
Fry in a cast iron skillet in 1" of good vegetable oil at 350F, turning often until golden brown.
Better'n store-boughts.
(And works well for drum sticks which are cheaper and meatier, and chicken tender "strips" which fry very quickly)
The standard blue cheese dressings OK, but we prefer a thick Raeta made with finely chopped cucumber.
Disjoint segments, discarding tips.
Brine in salt water overnight (in ref)
Drop in a marinade of butter milk and cheap hot sauce for at least two hours.
Put a mixture of flour, garlic powder and Caceres Cajun Seasoning in a brown paper bag.
Drop in a few wings, shake then...
Fry in a cast iron skillet in 1" of good vegetable oil at 350F, turning often until golden brown.
Better'n store-boughts.
(And works well for drum sticks which are cheaper and meatier, and chicken tender "strips" which fry very quickly)
The standard blue cheese dressings OK, but we prefer a thick Raeta made with finely chopped cucumber.
