Grilled Chicken Wings

- jim Young


Anyone that knows me, knows I love Buffalo Wings. Whenever we are out for dinner, if they're on the menu, Buffalo Wings are always my guaranteed go to.


Grilled Chicken Wings
They are also a favourite at home, although once in awhile, when it's time for a change just to mix it up a bit, these grilled wings make a great substitute, especially when grilled on the barbecue.

So invite a few friends over, crack a few cold ones and load up the grill with these delicious alternatives. Better yet, make everyone happy and fill half the grill with these and the other half with Buffalo Wings.

Prep Time: 15 min.

Cook Time: 20 min.

Total Time: 35 min.


Serves: 4


Stuff Required:

Do This:

Wings

  1. Mix first 7 ingredients in a medium sized bowl.

  2. Wash chicken wings and dry with a paper towel. Place in a large bowl.

  3. Add spice mix and shake to coat wings.

  4. Heat barbecue to medium heat.

  5. Brush vegetable oil on the grates.

  6. Place wings on the grate and cook 15 to 20 minutes until meat is cooked and skin is crispy.

  7. Flip wings occasionally while cooking.


Sauce

  1. While the wings are cooking mix all the sauce ingredients in a medium bowl and stir well.


Serve wings and dipping sauce together.

Grilled Chicken Wings with Tangy Dipping Sauce


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