I made a half batch of sauce, it would have easily been enough for 8-10 monster wings.
The chef bakes his wings, this piggy fried hers and they'd be amazing grilled too, anything but boiled folks...
The chef bakes his wings, this piggy fried hers and they'd be amazing grilled too, anything but boiled folks...
Do yourself a favor and once they're coated and you add the wings to a platter,
use a spatula and drizzle the leftover sauce over the wings. You will thank me:@)
2 lbs chicken wings and drumettes
2 Tblsp Dijon mustard
2 Tblsp prepared yellow mustard
3 Tblsp honey
2 tsp cider vinegar
S&P to taste-do add a pinch of salt, it's important
1 tsp hot pepper sauce
- Either: Bake wings at 400 degrees for approx 40 minutes or until done, flip them over at 20 minutes. Or fry wings until done, I suggest the twice fried method HERE. Or grill over indirect heat until done, searing the last few minutes over high heat.
- Mix the sauce ingredients in a large bowl, coat wings, pig out, cheer for your team and love life!!!
Have a happy day:@)
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I love wings, and these really do sound delicious! Thanks for sharing the recipe, Lynn, and Happy Labor Day!
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Sheila :-)
The honey mustard sauce sounds like something we would love Lynn! Wishing you a Happy & Delicious Labor Day :)
ReplyDeleteThe mustard sauce sounds amazing. Sauces can really make or break a dish. Hope you are having a nice long weekend Lynn.
ReplyDeleteSam
Sounds delicious, wings are my favorite chicken part :-). The sauce sounds so good! I HAVE to try this. I read your country has a Holiday, enjoy it!
ReplyDeleteFinger-licking good for sure! I think the sauce would be good on pork as well.
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Bonnie
I'll have to fix these for my son, Lynn. He's excited that football season is here and he does love wings!
ReplyDeleteHappy Labor Day to you! Hope you'll have a fun day in Philly.
saucy wings are just not my thing!
ReplyDeleteOf course you didn't notice any heat...with ONLY 1 tsp. of hot pepper sauce! Pffftttt! That's nothing for YOU! LOL *wink*
ReplyDeleteI wonder if I could substitute Splenda for the honey in this recipe & make them more diabetic friendly? I shall research the subject (i.e. my Splenda cookbook) and see what I can learn.
Thanks for telling us about them, Lynn.
These look great Lynn! I am such a heat wimp I shy away from the traditional hot wings, but these look right up my alley! I shall pass this along to my "wing master!" Happy Labor Day!
ReplyDeleteJenna
The sauce does sound so good and, like Bonnie said, I'll bet it would be great on pork also! Here that, Earl?
ReplyDeleteI know these are good! We use equal parts of prepared yellow mustard and honey on pork chops, and they are divine!
ReplyDeleteThey sound amazing, love the sweet/savory/spicy combination!
ReplyDeleteMustard is a wonderful addition to sauces. These sound so good.
ReplyDeleteWhat a terrific sauce! Perfect dish for this week's football games!!!
ReplyDeleteOh my simple AND delicious - what more could I ask for! Thanks
ReplyDeleteThese wings are a must try. Thanks for sharing your recipe.
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ReplyDeleteYour Sweet Hot Honey Mustard sauce looks fabulous, great for those football wings. Our team could sure use something hot to get them going! Hope you are having a great day and thanks so much for sharing with Full Plate Thursday.
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Miz Helen
The sauce is amazing i am making a second batch of wings and sauce tonight i did a little tweaking to fit our tastes but its a wonderful sauce.
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