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  • G gus4416

    What temperature in the smoker

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    Crisbie
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    gus4416 250 and I highly recommend using a shelf. Since its been colder out my wings have been getting a tad more charred so keep an eye on them.

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    • CrisbieC Crisbie

      gus4416 250 and I highly recommend using a shelf. Since its been colder out my wings have been getting a tad more charred so keep an eye on them.

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      Crisbie thanks

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        gus4416 Yeah, I can confirm the shelf makes all the difference here. Just getting it that little bit further away from the heat source really helps.

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          mrobisr
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          What wood do you like to smoke your wings with and for how long?

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            lkrfletcher
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            Very nice

            Life is a Garden - Dig it.

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            • mrobisrM mrobisr

              What wood do you like to smoke your wings with and for how long?

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              mrobisr I have used Mesquite and Hickory. Both work great. I am just so use to it that I cant really taste the smoke when I use my smoker so I cant tell the difference between the two. Cook time is 2 hours with a flip in the middle.

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              • CrisbieC Crisbie

                mrobisr I have used Mesquite and Hickory. Both work great. I am just so use to it that I cant really taste the smoke when I use my smoker so I cant tell the difference between the two. Cook time is 2 hours with a flip in the middle.

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                Crisbie Thanks

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                • mrobisrM mrobisr

                  What wood do you like to smoke your wings with and for how long?

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                  mrobisr
                  Wings are my favorite. About all I grill anymore as far as chicken.
                  Been using Alder wood chips for about the last year. Just imparts a nice woodsy flavor without being overpowering.
                  15 min each side indirect, 7.5 min each side direct heat just to crisp them up. Add in the 15 min to get the coals ready and in an hour, you’re drooling!

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                  • PapaSopP PapaSop

                    mrobisr
                    Wings are my favorite. About all I grill anymore as far as chicken.
                    Been using Alder wood chips for about the last year. Just imparts a nice woodsy flavor without being overpowering.
                    15 min each side indirect, 7.5 min each side direct heat just to crisp them up. Add in the 15 min to get the coals ready and in an hour, you’re drooling!

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                    PapaSop Same. I love wings. I usually do them on my drum smoker, about 45 mins at 300 gives them a nice bite on the skin, the meat is still juicy…I freaking love wings. I usually use pecan wood, because I always have it because I use it for everything.

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                    • Midwest_kcM Midwest_kc

                      PapaSop Same. I love wings. I usually do them on my drum smoker, about 45 mins at 300 gives them a nice bite on the skin, the meat is still juicy…I freaking love wings. I usually use pecan wood, because I always have it because I use it for everything.

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                      Midwest_kc
                      Tried Pecan a long time ago but don’t remember… Age thing. Will give it another go. 👴 👍

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                      • PapaSopP PapaSop

                        mrobisr
                        Wings are my favorite. About all I grill anymore as far as chicken.
                        Been using Alder wood chips for about the last year. Just imparts a nice woodsy flavor without being overpowering.
                        15 min each side indirect, 7.5 min each side direct heat just to crisp them up. Add in the 15 min to get the coals ready and in an hour, you’re drooling!

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                        mrobisr
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                        PapaSop Thank you I have never tried alder will see if I can get some.

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                        • PapaSopP PapaSop

                          Midwest_kc
                          Tried Pecan a long time ago but don’t remember… Age thing. Will give it another go. 👴 👍

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                          mrobisr
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                          PapaSop pecan and hickory are my favorites

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                            I love smoked wings, but when I am feeling frisky, I like to par smoke/grill the wings and then finish in the fryer. Crispy, smoke flavored wings are out of bounds.

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                            • HerbcoFoodH HerbcoFood

                              I love smoked wings, but when I am feeling frisky, I like to par smoke/grill the wings and then finish in the fryer. Crispy, smoke flavored wings are out of bounds.

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                              HerbcoFood Next time I was planning on tossing them in that peach glaze then throwing them back on the smoker to get it to caramelize a bit.

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                              • CrisbieC Crisbie

                                HerbcoFood Next time I was planning on tossing them in that peach glaze then throwing them back on the smoker to get it to caramelize a bit.

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                                Crisbie https://www.instagram.com/p/CLiQj6iliWp/

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                                  Crisbie https://www.instagram.com/p/CLiQj6iliWp/

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                                  HerbcoFood What beer do you like? I will be over at 6.

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                                  • HerbcoFoodH HerbcoFood

                                    I love smoked wings, but when I am feeling frisky, I like to par smoke/grill the wings and then finish in the fryer. Crispy, smoke flavored wings are out of bounds.

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                                    HerbcoFood you are dead on with that method. I started doing a crisp in the deep fryer after about a 2 hour smoke and man are they good. I picked it up from a Q shop in Savannah, GA. Its the best way to serve a smoked wing in my humble opinion. I’ve seen a few other restaurants do it the same way, but not many.

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                                    • GWG8541G GWG8541

                                      HerbcoFood you are dead on with that method. I started doing a crisp in the deep fryer after about a 2 hour smoke and man are they good. I picked it up from a Q shop in Savannah, GA. Its the best way to serve a smoked wing in my humble opinion. I’ve seen a few other restaurants do it the same way, but not many.

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                                      GWG8541 Yeah, I actually saw that on Man, Fire, Food or an episode of DDD, I can’t remember. But yeah I haven’t been to a place that does that combo move.

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                                      • HerbcoFoodH HerbcoFood

                                        GWG8541 Yeah, I actually saw that on Man, Fire, Food or an episode of DDD, I can’t remember. But yeah I haven’t been to a place that does that combo move.

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                                        HerbcoFood - Yup, me too. Can’t wait to try

                                        Life is a Garden - Dig it.

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                                          I will have to do this

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