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<blockquote data-quote="SuperD" data-source="post: 15037" data-attributes="member: 2115">I had a post Super Bowl craving today so I made a batch of chicken wings tonight and they were delicious!&nbsp; Just enough spice to make an ice cold beer disappear.2 lbs chicken wing pieces1 cup seasoned flour&nbsp;- Cayenne pepper, onion powder, garlic powder, black pepperWash and dry wing pieces and dredge lightly with the seasoned flourPut in heated oil, 375°, for about 15 minutes.&nbsp; Drain on paper towels.Sauce:1 cube of butter1/2 cup of honey1/2 cup of your favorite hot sauceMelt butter with honey and hot sauce in a large sauce pan over low to med heat.&nbsp; Add drained wings to sauce and toss to coat and they are ready to serve.&nbsp; Remove wing pieces from sauce pan and arrange on a large plate with celery stick garnish.Dip:Ranch dressing or blue cheese dressing</blockquote>

[QUOTE="SuperD, post: 15037, member: 2115"] I had a post Super Bowl craving today so I made a batch of chicken wings tonight and they were delicious! Just enough spice to make an ice cold beer disappear. 2 lbs chicken wing pieces 1 cup seasoned flour - Cayenne pepper, onion powder, garlic powder, black pepper Wash and dry wing pieces and dredge lightly with the seasoned flour Put in heated oil, 375°, for about 15 minutes. Drain on paper towels. Sauce: 1 cube of butter 1/2 cup of honey 1/2 cup of your favorite hot sauce Melt butter with honey and hot sauce in a large sauce pan over low to med heat. Add drained wings to sauce and toss to coat and they are ready to serve. Remove wing pieces from sauce pan and arrange on a large plate with celery stick garnish. Dip: Ranch dressing or blue cheese dressing [/QUOTE]

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