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ps0303

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Dec 8, 2011
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I am doing some ribs and wings tomorrow and I usually do the wings on the grates but wondered, does anyone smoke then in a foil pan? If so, do they get enough smoke on them? I've seen people doing shoulders in a pan but curious on doing wings like that.
 
No. That sounds like a method for producing very rubbery skin. I think they need as much breathing room as possible to get crisp. I only put them in a foil pan after they are cooked to keep warm and serving.
 
I've always smoked the wings at 225 and then throw them on a very hot grill to crisp the skin.
 
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