Used my 'mess free, stress free method' of cooking chicken on the grill HERE, I placed it on a disposable aluminum tray. Cooked the drumlettes closer to the direct heat, and wings a little more towards indirect heat since they cook faster. This pic is at the end of the cooking time.
The sweet potatoes were an experiment and didn't turn out bad. I will say the wings didn't give off as much fat as I hoped though and you do need to keep the potatoes at the far end of the heat (or they'll get dark like mine did, but I did still enjoy them:@) Next time I might make enough raspberry hot sauce to slather the sweet potatoes too.
Grilled Raspberry Hot Chicken Wings and Chicken Fat Roasted Sweet Potatoes
- Mix raspberry jam and your favorite hot sauce (I used Frank's), approximately 2 Tblsp of each per six wings. Set aside until chicken is done cooking.
- Rub wings and sweet potatoes with a little olive oil and sprinkle with S&P.
- Spray disposable tray with cooking oil, put chicken and potatoes on tray, add drumlettes to one side and potatoes to the other side, wings in middle. Place tray on heated grill, drumlettes on hotter side of indirect heat, close grill lid, cook for 10 minutes. It should be medium hot.
- Move tray over medium-hot flame (drumlettes over hottest part) and cook covered, your grill should be hot enough to hear the meat sizzling. Turn the chicken and potatoes every 10 minutes for approximately 20 minutes or until the juices run clear. Slather wings with raspberry jam/hot sauce the last few minutes of cooking and heat through,
- Plate up your dinner, toss tray, smile smugly at your clean grill and love life:@)
Mouth watering dish!
ReplyDeleteWe need something to warm up our world (rain, wind, wind, rain) and these look like they'd do that quite nicely.
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Bonnie
Spicy raspberry sauce is one of my favorites in the summertime! It's so good on chicken.
ReplyDeleteI have a sweet potato I need to cook and I was looking for a method that didn't require an hour or more with the oven on! Thanks!
ReplyDeletelove the raspberry jam mixed with hot sauce idea! Also the foil pan to toss away, and the plates will probably be licked clean too-
ReplyDeleteJenna
Lynn, I love your combo of the raspberry jam and Frank's! I have a similar wing recipe that calls for hot pepper jelly and Frank's and it's oh so good! Gimme sweet potatoes any ole way :)
ReplyDeletethat looks sooooooo good! I think I have an unopened raspberry jam in the cupboard.. maybe some on toast this morning!
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vivian
What a yummy combo! Your wing glaze is perfect and I need to try my hand at grilling sweet potatoes :)
ReplyDeleteWow the combo of raspberry jam and Frank's hot sauce sounds great, Lynn! I have never grilled sweet potatoes, but I'd love to give them a try. Hope you're having a good week!
ReplyDeleteOh Lynn, yum, yum, yum!! These wings sound so good!!! Easy is my favorite cooking term, and if you don't want those choice burned bits of potato please pass them to me. I'll take all you have to spare! Linda
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