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Fried chicken wings in bbq sauce.

Fried chicken wings coated in a homemade barbecue sauce, giving you the crunchiest drool-worthy bbq chicken wings.

Serve these bbq chicken wings as a game-day snack and watch them disappear in minutes.

These juicy fried wings covered in sticky, spicy tangy barbecue sauce are easy to make as appetisers and make a budget-friendly filling snack to serve.

Easy fried barbecue sauce chicken wings.

This bbq chicken wings recipe is so easy to make, you’ll be making them as often as I do.

You will need to stock up on some frozen wings and make a big batch of my barbeque sauce(link given above and below).

To serve, simply,

  • Fry some wings which are coated with seasoned flour and toss them with the spicy sauce.

There are no special cooking instructions to make these juicy wings.

How to serve with crispy fried chicken wings.

If you don’t want to waste time frying the chicken wings while guests are around, fry them a few hours(3-4) early.

40 minutes before serving time, simply toss them in the barbecue sauce and warm them in a preheated oven for a few minutes and serve.

Looking for some side dishes to serve with the chicken wings?

Oven-fried potato wedges or air fryer fries are some great options to serve as a side dish for the barbecue sauce chicken wings.

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Questions about fried chicken wings recipe.

  • How many wings are there in a kilo?
    • Depending on the size, expect to find 17-18 wings in a kilo.
  • How many wings should I serve for 1 person?
    • The average person will consume 6-8 wings, a heavy eater who loves to eat wings will probably eat 1-2 more extra.
  • How many chicken wings should I serve for a party of five?
    • Calculate 10 wings per person to be on the safe side but keeping in mind the males, females, and kids.

Also, keep in mind the other extra side dishes that you will be serving.

Reduce or increase as per requirement.

Utensils and appliances needed

Large flat dish or tray to add flour and toss the wings in flour.

A plate or bowl covered in kitchen paper towels for the fried chicken wings, to remove excess oil.

A medium-sized, deep frying pan to fry the chicken wings.

2 medium-sized bowls and a large bowl to toss the wings.

More chicken wing recipes

Storing- avoid storing and try to consume within 24 hours. Although the wings can be consumed after 24 hours, these wings will lack the crispiness you would expect.

Reheating– can be reheated just before serving time.

Stop food waste– by only making as much as you need to avoid waste.

RECIPE DIFFICULTY-EASY

How to make bbq fried chicken wings

The ingredients mentioned below use standard measuring cups and spoons.

Ingredients to make bbq chicken wings.

To make the barbecue sauce

Make my homemade barbecue sauce

To make the fried chicken wings

1 kg of chicken wings(18 to 19 wings)

2 cups of flour

1 teaspoon of salt

1/2 a teaspoon of red chilli powder(optional)

2 cups of oil to deep fry the chicken wings

Method

Make my homemade barbecue sauce(link given above on ingredient list).
You can make the sauce a day ahead as well.

How to cut the chicken wings to coat and fry.

Wash and let the wings drain excess water.

Once this is done pat dry the wings.

Place the chicken wing on the chopping board.

You’ll notice the chicken wing has 3 parts.
The Drummette– the upper part of the wing which attaches to the body of the chicken.
The wing-the middle part of the wing.
The tip-the bottom part of the wing.

Cut the tip and discard.
Locate the joint that connects the drummette to the wing. Cut through this joint and you will have these two parts separated.

You can use both the drummette and the wings for this recipe as well.

How to coat and deep fry the chicken wings.

Add the flour(2 cups), salt(1 tsp), red chilli powder(1/2 a tsp) in a bowl, then sift onto a deep tray.

Toss the wings in this flour.

How to deep fry the chicken wings for the bbq wings.

Pour the oil(2 cups) into a frying pan and bring it to medium heat.

Check the oil by adding a pinch of flour to it. If it sizzles then the oil is ready to fry the wings.

Regulate the heat to maintain it by increasing and decreasing heat as you need.

If you fry the chicken on high heat, the wings will be crispy on the outside but still raw on the inside.

Add 3 wings at a time and deep fry them until they turn golden brown. Turn them over for an even fry. 5-8 minutes.

Transfer onto the kitchen paper towels to absorb excess oil.

Once you’ve fried all the wings, let them cool for 2 minutes.

And then place them in a large bowl and pour in the barbecue sauce.

Start with 4 tablespoons of sauce, toss and add more as you need to smother the fried wings with the barbecue sauce.

For best results serve the bbq fried chicken wings while they are still slightly warm.

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bbq sauce coated fried chicken wings.

Barbecue sauce chicken wings

Yield: 15
Prep Time: 10 minutes
Cook Time: 20 minutes
Total Time: 30 minutes

Barbecue sauce chicken wings, deep fried chicken wings coated in a homemade barbecue sauce.

Serve these bbq wings as a game-day snack and watch them disappear in minutes.

Ingredients

  • To make the barbecue sauce
  • Make my homemade barbecue sauce
  • To make the fried chicken wings
  • 1 kg of chicken wings(18 to 19 wings)
  • 2 cups of flour
  • 1 teaspoon of salt
  • 1/2 a teaspoon of red chili powder(optional)
  • 2 cups of oil to deep fry the chicken wings

Instructions

  1. Make my homemade barbecue sauce(link given above on ingredient list).
  2. You can make the sauce a day ahead as well.

How to cut the chicken wings to coat and fry.

  1. Wash and let the wings drain excess water.
  2. Once this is done pat dry the wings.
  3. Place the chicken wing on the chopping board.
  4. You’ll notice the chicken wing has 3 parts.
  5. The Drummette– the upper part of the wing which attaches to the body of the chicken.
  6. The wing-the middle part of the wing.
  7. The tip-the bottom part of the wing.
  8. Cut the tip and discard.
  9. Locate the joint that connects the drummette to the wing. Cut through this joint and you will have these two parts separated.
  10. You can use both the drummette and the wings for this recipe as well.

How to coat and deep fry the chicken wings.

  1. Add the flour(2 cups), salt(1 tsp), red chilli powder(1/2 a tsp) in a bowl, then sift onto a deep tray.
  2. Toss the wings in this flour.
  3. How to deep fry the chicken wings for the bbq wings.
  4. Pour the oil(2 cups) into a frying pan and bring it to medium heat.
  5. Check the oil by adding a pinch of flour to it. If it sizzles then the oil is ready to fry the wings.
  6. Regulate the heat to maintain it by increasing and decreasing heat as you need.
  7. If you fry the chicken on high heat, the wings will be crispy on the outside but still raw on the inside.
  8. Add 3 wings at a time and deep fry them until they turn golden brown. Turn them over for an even fry. 5-8 minutes.
  9. Transfer onto the kitchen paper towels to absorb excess oil.
  10. Once you’ve fried all the wings, let them cool for 2 minutes.
  11. And then place them in a large bowl and pour in the barbecue sauce.
  12. Start with 4 tablespoons of sauce, toss and add more as you need to smother the fried wings with the barbecue sauce.
  13. For best results serve the bbq fried chicken wings while they are still slightly warm.
Nutrition Information:
Yield: 16 Serving Size: 1
Amount Per Serving: Calories: 555Total Fat: 46gSaturated Fat: 8gTrans Fat: 0gUnsaturated Fat: 35gCholesterol: 55mgSodium: 456mgCarbohydrates: 23gFiber: 1gSugar: 2gProtein: 13g

Nutrition facts are an estimate and not guaranteed to be accurate. Please see a registered dietitian for special diet advice.

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