Char-Grilled Barbecue Wings
*If you have access to a smoke oven, rub the wings with the oil, season with the BBQ Rub Seasoning, then smoke until fully cooked using hickory wood - finish on the char-grill while mopping with your favorite Barbecue Sauce - Delicious!!!
Yield: 1 Portion (Two Can Share)
| 12 Each |
Chicken Wings, Drumettes or Wing Sections, completely thawed, drained well |
| 2 Tablespoons |
Vegetable Oil |
| 3 Tablespoons |
Dean & Danny's BBQ Rub Seasoning |
| As Needed |
Barbecue Sauce, your favorite flavor |
| 1/4 Cup (Or More For Dipping) |
Ranch Dressing |
| 1 Teaspoon |
Fresh Parsley, heavy stems removed, washed, well drained, Finely chopped |
Preparation:
- Place the chicken wings into a mixing bowl - add the oil and toss, evenly coating all wing surfaces.
- Sprinkle the BBQ Rub Seasoning over the wings, then toss again to coat all wing surfaces with seasoning.
- Cook the wings on the char-grill, turning often to mark all surfaces with the 'grids' and cook completely.
- While cooking, baste evenly with barbecue sauce to 'glaze'.
Note:
If the wings begin to get too dark, remove from the grill, coat with the sauce and then transfer them to a baking tray. Bake in a 400 degree oven until fully cooked and well glazed with sauce.
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When cooked, arrange on a plate/platter. Serve the wings with a side of Ranch Dressing (Or Barbecue Sauce, Or Both!) for dipping - 'dust' the platter rim, wings and dressing surface with the Chopped Parsley.
Note:
To do ahead, season and grill the wings, then cool as quickly as possible. When ready to serve, coat the wings with the sauce and re-heat in the oven as described above.