Smoked Chicken Wings -3ways w-pics

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thanks Rick, my wife loves chicken wings, gotta keep her happy so I can do ris as oftern as I like
 
other than the sesame seeds I toasted in a sautee pan the ingredients were straight from the fridge. Quick and easy. I use a Melindas XXXX habanero sauce, and Shark Sririacha.
 
I might as well, got some of that sauce left in the fridge..
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not gonna start a new thread, but I have some wings on the bottom rack of the WSM right now. gonna do these 2-ways, some of the leftover Korean sauced, and some plain(for my daughter).

Cut the wings into drummies & wings, tossed some of my rub on, and tossed them in the WSM, Ill let them go about 1.45 hours then finish them on the kettle then sauce.

prepped:



on the bottom rack:



more pics shortly, i love these korean style wings. sweet n' hot
 
Those are some great looking wings you got there Jim...
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just made the sauce, gonna smoke wings soon, i couldn't find those kind of peppers anywhere so i used jalapeno, i hope that doesn't change the flavor.
 
serranos are just a tad hotter than jalapenos, you could just use extra jalapenos, I bet your will turn out good.
 
no problem, if you have any questions let me know. I just dont enjoy "buffalo style wings after using this korean variety. just so many levels of flavor and heat.
 
the only things in there to worry about are the garlic, peppers, and lemon juice. I would go about 2 weeks max and you should be ok.

After 2 weeks the flavors were really good.
 
I made a batch two weekends ago. I had some sauce left over and i thougt "this is way to good to throw away" so I kept it and made another batch last weekend. I think it was even better because all the flavors really got a chance to meld. One thing though, I would leave the sesame seeds out if you are making a batch to store and just add them when you sauce the wings.

Props to you Jim for coming up with this. I don't think I'll ever eat wings out at a restaurant again.
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thanks,

good call on the sesame seeds, they do lose a little of that crunch.
 
nice... Im jealous,

I got a can of ravioli waiting for my lunch..
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