I think the grill is fantastic for the price point ua-cam.com/users/postUgkxCx5fHawkK9OoV-ojFrY8JLnZrFwAmvUt . It's hard to make something quality for 99 dollars. I use the term "quality" loosely, but it should give you many years of service if you take care of it. It is a small 2 burner grill. If you want something big enough to cook for a large family or cook over, that isn't it. This is more or less designed for a single person or a couple and maybe a child or two. The most frustrating thing is the instructions. The parts that do have writing try to jumble all the languages together on each step which makes it frustrating to read. On the actual assembly portion, no words at all. Just pictures. The pictures probably are best for a universal audience, the way they are drawn makes it hard to understand the orientation. A lot of the piece I would have thought could have been cast in place instead of having to be installed separately adding time to the build (hinges for example, just pop in a pin and cotter pin..but this process took 16 washers, 8 bolts, 8 nuts, 2 pins and 2 cotter pins).
I can tell I have been watching this channel too much because tonight while I was cooking dinner, as soon as I looked at the final product I said "loooooking good ... to ... me" in Bradley's voice 😆 this recipe looks killer. Definitely going on my to-do list 👍
Totally agree. Buffalo is the go to classic that all wings are measured. Thank you for continuing to share your tips and the fun videos. Really like your content for the fun vibes and entertainment while being educational. Never dull and overly long. Big thumbs up on this one.
Loved these I made them last week-my kids want them every day after school!! Did you turn the wings over after the first basting? I didn’t have much luck with the blue cheese sauce , it tasted good but really runny!!! Love the bone twist!! It’s a winner! 💪
Love the channel. A few show requests/ideas. 1) Steak Florentine. I would love to see how you do this on the weber. 2) Planked Salmon 3) A huge standing rib roast for a party (I just did an 8 pounder without bones and was wondering how you would do it) 4) Gourmet corn on the cob 5) Spanish chicken and rice (which is made on a bbq) 6) Nobu miso cod or salmon on the bbq. I would also love to see how you adapt this to the bbq instead of broiling it. Lots of love for your project and you.
Those look great! Try using a vortex with wings, they turn a kettle grill into a wing machine. I cut baby backs into single ribs and cook them on my Weber Kettle with a vortex also. The vortex is a game changer!
If I’m stressed at work or need a shot of positivity…a new video from you always gives me that. Love what you do dude, you deserve all the success in the world
made these last night. can confirm, they were awesome! hot and fast, tender and juicy, crispy skin. one of the easiest cooks i've done on the kettle. as a weber owner, i have really really enjoyed this series!
I shook my wings up in corn starch after I seasoned them and threw them on the charcoal grill, holy sheeeeit! Came out crispy like they were fried and had the bbq taste to them.
Try par-baking your wings with a little salt and then freezing them (sciency stuff happens). When you're ready to grill, fry, bake, whatever, pull them out of the freezer, let come to room temp, and then cook as desired. Crispy AND juicy. Love watching the videos!
WOW. Perfect Timing. I am from and still live near Buffalo. Just wanted to say Thank you Bradley for Keeping it Buffalo Style with the Franks and Blue Cheese. Also Thank you for this kettle series. Bought My first kettle in December and have been rocking your cooks. I just came home with 20lbs of Chicken Wings. Our Go to Meat Market had a Sale and Me and my cousin split a 40lb case. I see a weekend Full of Crispy Poultry and A lot of Cold Adult Beverages Coming very very soon
Man, I really enjoy your videos! Keep up the hard work! I started charcoal grilling this year and your channel has been one of the main drivers to motivate me. I have the 22" Napolean Kettle, works fantastic here in Canada. Very simalar to the Weber Kettle. Take Care!
I started charcoal grilling this year also. I have my father's old Weber 18-inch Kettle. Recently I was able to barbeque chicken for the first time without ruining it with the chicken turning out inedible. Learned about indirect heat for the first time while 'Q-ing chicken and it came out juicy and tasty thanks to videos like these!
What a great video. Thank you for posing this because my wing game needed help. My skin never comes out crispy. I realized I’m not cooking hot enough. Thank you sir.
I did this tonight on the Weber for wife and next-door neighbor. Neighbor doesn't like heat so she got almost all maple siracha with just a few Buffalo-style. Wife and I got a few maple siracha each and loaded up on the Buffalo-style. Everybody was really happy. Opening the kettle vents and getting the fire really hot is the key. I don't know how I managed to run out of duck fat spray, but I did, so I made some ghee and it worked pretty well. It really does crisp that skin.
I did these this evening. They were amazing! I feel like chicken wings are the unsung hero of BBQ; tremendous taste and very easy and quick, and the comparison to ribs with appropriate! Really enjoying this channel and series, which ultimately convinced to pick up a proper Webber kettle, keep it up!
Man I've had my share of BBQ channels going from HowToBbqRight, to GugaFoods, to Mad Scientist Bbq and others, but your videos always are up par and better in my opinion to be honest. Love your dedication and personality. Keep on grinding mate and I love your content!
So happy I stumbled into this recipe. Another way to use my trusty Weber kettle. First batch I used some hickory chunks and second without. I'll definitely hold off on the hickory chunks next time. Both batches were great!
I just did something like this a few weeks ago. We did it about the same too, except I did a corn starch dusting and dried them in the fridge and I cooked with a chunk of hickory to get the temp to 550f.
For dark meat only. If you spatchcock a turkey you can cut the dark off when the breast is done and continue roasting the dark till 195f. so good, works on all birds.
I put together a sea salt pepper garlic rub for this, and it was delicious. Even if the coarseness of the sea salt made it look like a miniature version of the sand/salt mixture I put on my driveway after a snowstorm
Only question I have, you mention to throw wood chips on after. Wouldn’t the the nasty chemical smoke at first from the wood burning get into the meat? I was always told heat it with the charcoal in beginning so most of the bad smoke is out
Love the tip on cooking temps for wings. I would think that high would dry them out, but obviously not. I'll give this a go this weekend. And I always love your enthusiasm with the cooking process and especially the taste test!
Hi made these wings last night they were awesome thanks! What brand of knifes are those? I been looking for a new set the cutco knifes I have I am not crazy about
Long time listener, first time caller. I realise I am late to the party, but I made this last night for my teenagers. Loved the Maple/Sriracha, wowsers…..it was Delissious! Love your work sir, Keep doing it as it does make me laugh so 😂.
Love that you use the dry brine technique! That's my go to for wings! I see so many people that think they need to use corn starch or baking soda to make their wings crispy.
Franks is also my go-to Buffalo sauce. I have mastered these in a 400F convection oven - AKA air fryer - (20 min, flip and another 20 min ) - with baking powder and spices. A VERY close second to deep fried, and "somewhat" healthier (that skin will still kill you, though!). - lol - Cheers!
Im gonna try that maple+siracha combo sometime here, would maple flavoured syrup be fine to use? getting real maple syrup in aus is pretty difficult it seems :')
I made these with the duck fat! So perfect so crispy!!! Best wings I've made, maybe healthier than fried?? My wife though I fried them! Cant find duck spray here so just heated up some duck fat and stuck it in my squirt bottle. Cheers brother!
I'm gonna try this tomorrow. I've never tried the duck fat trick. I've always cooked them over indirect heat, the moved them over the coals to finish them off and crisp up the skin, but that never quite works out the way I hope.
Yo, Bradley. Recommendation for ya. Try out a rub that is made near ya (relatively): John Henry's Food Products - Wild Cherry Chipotle. It's got what I call a quiet heat. It starts out slow: "Mmm. That's good." Then moves to: "Hey, that's got some heat!" about 10-15 seconds later. And it peaks with: "Whooo. Ahhh..... That some good heat!" I use it all the time on ribs, pork shoulders, chicken, etc. 😀
Tommy likey....Tommy want wingy...
Best comment ever. RIP Farley!
Best food truck ever too!
@@firghteningtruth7173
If I ever make it to Texas I'm going!
"You can get a good look at the T-bone by sticking your head up a bulls ass but I'd take the butchers word for it"
TC
I feel like this series should be continued. I loved this series so much and was disappointed when he stopped.
Best backyard BBQ channel out there.
You’re killing it Bradly! Those wings look dynamite
Dude I love the Weber kettle series!!! Keep these videos coming.
The dig on people that prefer ranch to blue cheese was hilarious. I fully agree with it. Blue cheese over ranch in every dish for me!
You probably like the taste of funk on feet too!
I think the grill is fantastic for the price point ua-cam.com/users/postUgkxCx5fHawkK9OoV-ojFrY8JLnZrFwAmvUt . It's hard to make something quality for 99 dollars. I use the term "quality" loosely, but it should give you many years of service if you take care of it. It is a small 2 burner grill. If you want something big enough to cook for a large family or cook over, that isn't it. This is more or less designed for a single person or a couple and maybe a child or two. The most frustrating thing is the instructions. The parts that do have writing try to jumble all the languages together on each step which makes it frustrating to read. On the actual assembly portion, no words at all. Just pictures. The pictures probably are best for a universal audience, the way they are drawn makes it hard to understand the orientation. A lot of the piece I would have thought could have been cast in place instead of having to be installed separately adding time to the build (hinges for example, just pop in a pin and cotter pin..but this process took 16 washers, 8 bolts, 8 nuts, 2 pins and 2 cotter pins).
I love that you started sneaking in Easter eggs in your knife pouch. It’s the little that’s that make it all the more enjoyable
I can tell I have been watching this channel too much because tonight while I was cooking dinner, as soon as I looked at the final product I said "loooooking good ... to ... me" in Bradley's voice 😆 this recipe looks killer. Definitely going on my to-do list 👍
lmao, anytime im smoking or grilling when I check on the food, it plays in my head when I like what I see lol
I do the same thing in Brad's voice....."this...is..a....brisket!"
My kids think I am insane! 🤣
Caught myself doing that too but with the This is some meat!🤣
OMG. I did that a while ago and almost had a seizure when I realized what I had done. I am glad I am not alone. 😆
This guy is totally nuts! I love him and his show!!
Totally agree. Buffalo is the go to classic that all wings are measured. Thank you for continuing to share your tips and the fun videos. Really like your content for the fun vibes and entertainment while being educational. Never dull and overly long. Big thumbs up on this one.
Loved these I made them last week-my kids want them every day after school!! Did you turn the wings over after the first basting?
I didn’t have much luck with the blue cheese sauce , it tasted good but really runny!!!
Love the bone twist!! It’s a winner! 💪
Just in time for football season. Looking good!
Love the channel. A few show requests/ideas.
1) Steak Florentine. I would love to see how you do this on the weber.
2) Planked Salmon
3) A huge standing rib roast for a party (I just did an 8 pounder without bones and was wondering how you would do it)
4) Gourmet corn on the cob
5) Spanish chicken and rice (which is made on a bbq)
6) Nobu miso cod or salmon on the bbq. I would also love to see how you adapt this to the bbq instead of broiling it.
Lots of love for your project and you.
I moved to Austin from upstate NY 5 years ago, and I was shocked to see how many people use ranch on their wings, bless their hearts.
WTH??? You don’t use ranch???
Those look great! Try using a vortex with wings, they turn a kettle grill into a wing machine. I cut baby backs into single ribs and cook them on my Weber Kettle with a vortex also. The vortex is a game changer!
If I’m stressed at work or need a shot of positivity…a new video from you always gives me that. Love what you do dude, you deserve all the success in the world
Perfect timing! I'm cooking some chicken wings for the family tonight. Gonna give that maple sriracha a try.
Same here got me 4 pound's of chicken 🐔🍗 wing's going on my Weber kettle with a lil kiss 💋 of hickory smoke
made these last night. can confirm, they were awesome! hot and fast, tender and juicy, crispy skin. one of the easiest cooks i've done on the kettle. as a weber owner, i have really really enjoyed this series!
More Weber kettle series please!!!
I shook my wings up in corn starch after I seasoned them and threw them on the charcoal grill, holy sheeeeit! Came out crispy like they were fried and had the bbq taste to them.
You smoked them indirectly al the way through,?
I love the kettle series
Try par-baking your wings with a little salt and then freezing them (sciency stuff happens). When you're ready to grill, fry, bake, whatever, pull them out of the freezer, let come to room temp, and then cook as desired. Crispy AND juicy.
Love watching the videos!
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WOW. Perfect Timing. I am from and still live near Buffalo. Just wanted to say Thank you Bradley for Keeping it Buffalo Style with the Franks and Blue Cheese. Also Thank you for this kettle series. Bought My first kettle in December and have been rocking your cooks. I just came home with 20lbs of Chicken Wings. Our Go to Meat Market had a Sale and Me and my cousin split a 40lb case. I see a weekend Full of Crispy Poultry and A lot of Cold Adult Beverages Coming very very soon
Man, I really enjoy your videos! Keep up the hard work! I started charcoal grilling this year and your channel has been one of the main drivers to motivate me.
I have the 22" Napolean Kettle, works fantastic here in Canada. Very simalar to the Weber Kettle. Take Care!
I started charcoal grilling this year also. I have my father's old Weber 18-inch Kettle. Recently I was able to barbeque chicken for the first time without ruining it with the chicken turning out inedible. Learned about indirect heat for the first time while 'Q-ing chicken and it came out juicy and tasty thanks to videos like these!
These wings are awesome. Great job Brad.
These are rollin tomorrow night Packer pre season 😉
What a great video. Thank you for posing this because my wing game needed help. My skin never comes out crispy. I realized I’m not cooking hot enough. Thank you sir.
Same with me. I wasn't keeping the vents open. A very enjoyable video.❤
Do you flip the wings to put sauce on both sides or does putting the sauce on top using the offset make it so you don't have to flip the wings?.
brad is a star
I did this tonight on the Weber for wife and next-door neighbor. Neighbor doesn't like heat so she got almost all maple siracha with just a few Buffalo-style. Wife and I got a few maple siracha each and loaded up on the Buffalo-style. Everybody was really happy.
Opening the kettle vents and getting the fire really hot is the key. I don't know how I managed to run out of duck fat spray, but I did, so I made some ghee and it worked pretty well. It really does crisp that skin.
I did these this evening. They were amazing! I feel like chicken wings are the unsung hero of BBQ; tremendous taste and very easy and quick, and the comparison to ribs with appropriate! Really enjoying this channel and series, which ultimately convinced to pick up a proper Webber kettle, keep it up!
Just put my Weber together yesterday. Tomorrow I'm doing exactly this. Great video!
Just so good. Use the recipe and add whatever flavors you want. Nice job!!!
chudd has been stepping it up lately. love the Easter eggs in the knife roll too haha!!
Nice looking wings you got there. I was just wondering if you flipped them during the cooking process or did you just leave them alone.
Man I've had my share of BBQ channels going from HowToBbqRight, to GugaFoods, to Mad Scientist Bbq and others, but your videos always are up par and better in my opinion to be honest. Love your dedication and personality. Keep on grinding mate and I love your content!
Cannot argue with the perfection of Frank's for classic Buffalo Wings.
So happy I stumbled into this recipe. Another way to use my trusty Weber kettle. First batch I used some hickory chunks and second without. I'll definitely hold off on the hickory chunks next time.
Both batches were great!
I just did something like this a few weeks ago. We did it about the same too, except I did a corn starch dusting and dried them in the fridge and I cooked with a chunk of hickory to get the temp to 550f.
Grilled buffalo wings are a Christmas Day tradition in my house. Will definitely be trying it this way this year.
Cant get enough of your vids and they are informative!! keep the crisp coming!! ITS FOOTBALL SEASON!!!!!! BTW Franks red hot is my ish!!!!!
I am buying a Weber tomorrow and some chicken wings because of this video! Great video Brad!
Going to try this real soon!
Love this weber kettle series!
I've been cooking to 165 for years and never thought about cooking them longer to get rid of the rubber texture. Genius! Thanks
For dark meat only. If you spatchcock a turkey you can cut the dark off when the breast is done and continue roasting the dark till 195f. so good, works on all birds.
@@jasonpavlik4904 Great idea! I'll try it thanksgiving.
I put together a sea salt pepper garlic rub for this, and it was delicious. Even if the coarseness of the sea salt made it look like a miniature version of the sand/salt mixture I put on my driveway after a snowstorm
Got my Chudd Rub and 16 Mesh Black Pepper the other day - gonna mix them up and do some wings this wknd! Great stuff.
Only question I have, you mention to throw wood chips on after. Wouldn’t the the nasty chemical smoke at first from the wood burning get into the meat? I was always told heat it with the charcoal in beginning so most of the bad smoke is out
BLUE CHEESE FTW!!
That's how it's done!
I like the addition of the knife pouch gag.
Love the tip on cooking temps for wings. I would think that high would dry them out, but obviously not. I'll give this a go this weekend. And I always love your enthusiasm with the cooking process and especially the taste test!
What kind of knifes do you use? What are your top knives to have in your arsenal
Hi made these wings last night they were awesome thanks! What brand of knifes are those? I been looking for a new set the cutco knifes I have I am not crazy about
Looks very delicious. Thank you for sharing. Love it ✨💗
Definitely going to give this a shot. Especially the BC sauce, I love blue cheese!
Long time listener, first time caller. I realise I am late to the party, but I made this last night for my teenagers. Loved the Maple/Sriracha, wowsers…..it was Delissious! Love your work sir, Keep doing it as it does make me laugh so 😂.
Sprayable duck fat seems like it's a game changer! Great video, as always!
Very happy this video popped on my recommended. Cooking wings for the Super Bowl.
How long did you refrigerate the wings for?
I was inspired to make chicken wings for the first time by this video, made them on a pellet grill and they were the best wings I've ever had, thanks!
Have you done anything with a tri-tip. Would be curious to see what your approach would be
Which knife did you use on this one, please sir? Not seeing it in your list of tools.
Still loving the weber kettle action. Thank you!
Yo Bradley! You should do a video with 100 of these loaded on the offset, as you mentioned, now that it's football season. 🍗🏈🍻
Great video from beginning to end. Thoroughly enjoyed this 💪🏻
Thoughts on the Vortex?
Love that you use the dry brine technique! That's my go to for wings! I see so many people that think they need to use corn starch or baking soda to make their wings crispy.
Wich knife is he using? Looks amazing
How long did you dry brine for?
Damn that RedHot bottle sprayer was genius 👏
How could I pull this off on an bg egg? If I us use the plate and raise the wings will it get that convection action?
I love grilled wings on my kettle... I use a Vortex to get that “air fried” crisp.
Love me some grilled chicken wings! I will be doing these on Saturday. Thanks for another stellar video!
Blue cheese > Ranch with wings earned an instant sub!
Looks delish! Did you flip the wings by chance, spray and glaze both sides? And wings are dark meat?!?! Learn something everyday.
So what is that disk you prepared the Maple Sriracha on? Is it a heat source of just a trivet?
Bradley you gotta try the vortex in the weber kettle. Top notch wings.😋
I have a smoker for big chunks-o-meat, but for EVERYTHING else, I love my Weber kettle!
Wings are the best. Keep it up.
Hey Brad, how do you view the recipe?
Franks is also my go-to Buffalo sauce.
I have mastered these in a 400F convection oven - AKA air fryer - (20 min, flip and another 20 min ) - with baking powder and spices.
A VERY close second to deep fried, and "somewhat" healthier (that skin will still kill you, though!). - lol - Cheers!
So is that thing he puts the pan on to make the sauce already hot ? Or is that some sort of burner ? … cause I want one lol
This is just what I needed. thanks chuds
Dude those wings look awesome! I’d take a few of each then push everyone else out of the way to get the last few. Haha. Cheers bud!
Im gonna try that maple+siracha combo sometime here, would maple flavoured syrup be fine to use? getting real maple syrup in aus is pretty difficult it seems :')
Blue cheese, yes
I made these with the duck fat! So perfect so crispy!!! Best wings I've made, maybe healthier than fried?? My wife though I fried them! Cant find duck spray here so just heated up some duck fat and stuck it in my squirt bottle. Cheers brother!
Ranch dressing is frickin' awesome!!! Piss on the blue cheese.
Don't understand the prejudice!!
Had to hit the like button when i saw your hot sauce spray alternative
I knew I’d like this page; way too many people I see toss the wing tips instead of using them
I'm with you brother, blue cheese all the way
When are you cranking the smoker back up Chud?
How are you cooking on that little chuds thing. Or is it and editing trick
What are the measurements for the ingredients in the maple Sriracha? Really look forward to trying that soon.
I'm gonna try this tomorrow. I've never tried the duck fat trick. I've always cooked them over indirect heat, the moved them over the coals to finish them off and crisp up the skin, but that never quite works out the way I hope.
Where you get Siracha?
Alot of the wings I get have feathers and pin hairs on them still. How do I go about removing as many as possible?
Yo, Bradley. Recommendation for ya. Try out a rub that is made near ya (relatively): John Henry's Food Products - Wild Cherry Chipotle. It's got what I call a quiet heat. It starts out slow: "Mmm. That's good." Then moves to: "Hey, that's got some heat!" about 10-15 seconds later. And it peaks with: "Whooo. Ahhh..... That some good heat!"
I use it all the time on ribs, pork shoulders, chicken, etc. 😀
Just found this channel. You know your stuff…plus you make it very watchable. Im in!!
do you turn them?