Grilled chicken wing recipes?

I dont grill, boil in crab boil about 2 days before the game. Marinate in bottles of Frank hot sauce for 2 days, then put them in the oven about 15 min before you want to eat them.. best wings you will eat

I throw the wings on the grill unseasoned. I try to aim for a 350 degree fire. Let them cook for about 45 minutes. Then I take a bottle of Frank's Hot Sauce and a stick of butter and let that melt together in a sauce pan. When the wings are done, I put them in a mixing bowl and toss them in the pepper butter sauce.

Serve with your favorite dressing and vegetables.

Get a big bowl.

Dump a bottle of Dales seasoning and a bottle of LA or Crystal hot sauce let them marinate for 15-20 minutes. Grill them for 20-25 on a fairly hor grill and eat them. KISS

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this is the answer,
Ive been singing priases of boil and broil for a year now.
Boil for 15 mins... then broil for 15-20 mins.. I dip in sauce afterwards... serve.
Best wings you'll ever eat.

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I may give this a shot, the boiling may help render off some of the fat and the seasoning may penetrate the meat better.

I got to try this too

Sauce them in gochujang mixed with a little soy sauce. Thank me later.

Marinate them over night in 1/2 part Italian dressing and 1/2 part hot sauce. Grill em till they get charred a little.

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So I picked a 7lb bag of chicken wings yesterday that I'm going to cook tonight as a test run.

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i would buy the rest of the wings as soon as you can, before the late week run on them

So I boiled the wings in Zatarians crab boil for 15 minutes. I then refrigerated the wings without the Red Hot. After the wings had cooled I placed them on the grill. Cooked at 400-450 until I got a bit of char and the skin crisped. I then tossed the wings in Frank's Red Hot and served with ranch dressing.

All said, the wings were very good. Very tasty and the meat practically fell off the bones. The crab boil flavor was very subtle. I may add a bit of seasoning to the wings when they hit the grill next time or do the Red Hot soak as was recommended. Thanks for the tips!