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Fingerpicker
Let's settle this.
My mother-in-law pays extra to get just drums.This is enlightening if the results hold. I had always assumed the "all drums or all flats" option at restaurants was targeted towards those weirdos who prefer all drums.
A chicken wing has three parts.Ok... What?
What are flats?
The best part of the wingOk... What?
What are flats?
In London that's what they call apartments.Ok... What?
What are flats?
Well, that is one way to choke to death.I had a fat boss who would pop a whole flat in his mouth and pull out nothing but bone, still attached. He could eat a dozen before anyone else had consumed two or three.
Ok... What?
What are flats?
You worked for me?I had a fat boss who would pop a whole flat in his mouth and pull out nothing but bone, still attached. He could eat a dozen before anyone else had consumed two or three.
What's your favorite hot sauce for wings?I abstained from the vote because I believe wings should be left intact, and we shouldn't have to choose between the drum & the flat. That's just Big Chicken maximizing profits off of the sucker consumers by selling you 1/3 of a wing and calling it a wing.
As a hot sauce professional who had a sauce on S9 of Hot Ones, I feel qualified to have this opinion.
Ok... What?
What are flats?
What's your favorite hot sauce for wings?I abstained from the vote because I believe wings should be left intact, and we shouldn't have to choose between the drum & the flat. That's just Big Chicken maximizing profits off of the sucker consumers by selling you 1/3 of a wing and calling it a wing.
As a hot sauce professional who had a sauce on S9 of Hot Ones, I feel qualified to have this opinion.
Woot!I emptied the dry hopped sauce you sent me on a roast last night. Delicious.
Same here.Definitely a drums guy...not really sure why though, since the drumstick is my least favorite part of the chicken
What's your favorite hot sauce for wings?I abstained from the vote because I believe wings should be left intact, and we shouldn't have to choose between the drum & the flat. That's just Big Chicken maximizing profits off of the sucker consumers by selling you 1/3 of a wing and calling it a wing.
As a hot sauce professional who had a sauce on S9 of Hot Ones, I feel qualified to have this opinion.
Really any of my favorite hot sauces (I have a list of about 1000, with at least 30 open in my fridge & another 20 on my counter at the moment) - I dry season the wings with salt, pepper, & baking powder, bake until done, and toss them in a 4:1 sauce:melted butter ratio.
I don’t like when the sauce is baked on as it dries out.
The lone exception is teriyaki, as with enough sugar/molasses/honey they’ll glaze up, but often wings come out dry as a result.
Woot!I emptied the dry hopped sauce you sent me on a roast last night. Delicious.
Chrome is one of my finest achievements.
I'm thinking it may have to do with the 'mechanics' of how I eat wings:Same here.Definitely a drums guy...not really sure why though, since the drumstick is my least favorite part of the chicken
That's exactly what it does. Absolute key to the best wings.What's your favorite hot sauce for wings?I abstained from the vote because I believe wings should be left intact, and we shouldn't have to choose between the drum & the flat. That's just Big Chicken maximizing profits off of the sucker consumers by selling you 1/3 of a wing and calling it a wing.
As a hot sauce professional who had a sauce on S9 of Hot Ones, I feel qualified to have this opinion.
Really any of my favorite hot sauces (I have a list of about 1000, with at least 30 open in my fridge & another 20 on my counter at the moment) - I dry season the wings with salt, pepper, & baking powder, bake until done, and toss them in a 4:1 sauce:melted butter ratio.
I don’t like when the sauce is baked on as it dries out.
The lone exception is teriyaki, as with enough sugar/molasses/honey they’ll glaze up, but often wings come out dry as a result.
Woot!I emptied the dry hopped sauce you sent me on a roast last night. Delicious.
Chrome is one of my finest achievements.
Baking powder was the key to my excellent SB wings I made this year. Really helped with some crispness I think.
Did you oversee GMs for a hospitality company with properties in North Texas and Oklahoma?You worked for me?I had a fat boss who would pop a whole flat in his mouth and pull out nothing but bone, still attached. He could eat a dozen before anyone else had consumed two or three.
I miss the days when Hooters would leave the tip on the flat. It was like a little chicken wing handle. You could hold just the tip in your right hand, deconstruct the flat with your left hand by separating the two bones inside, and then pull both of the bones all the way out to eat the entire thing in one bite.I had a fat boss who would pop a whole flat in his mouth and pull out nothing but bone, still attached. He could eat a dozen before anyone else had consumed two or three.
Yes! That is what Hooters is known for! The chicken wing handle!I miss the days when Hooters would leave the tip on the flat. It was like a little chicken wing handle. You could hold just the tip in your right hand, deconstruct the flat with your left hand by separating the two bones inside, and then pull both of the bones all the way out to eat the entire thing in one bite.I had a fat boss who would pop a whole flat in his mouth and pull out nothing but bone, still attached. He could eat a dozen before anyone else had consumed two or three.
I can't vote for just one.
Dry hopped sauce? What's all this now?What's your favorite hot sauce for wings?I abstained from the vote because I believe wings should be left intact, and we shouldn't have to choose between the drum & the flat. That's just Big Chicken maximizing profits off of the sucker consumers by selling you 1/3 of a wing and calling it a wing.
As a hot sauce professional who had a sauce on S9 of Hot Ones, I feel qualified to have this opinion.
Really any of my favorite hot sauces (I have a list of about 1000, with at least 30 open in my fridge & another 20 on my counter at the moment) - I dry season the wings with salt, pepper, & baking powder, bake until done, and toss them in a 4:1 sauce:melted butter ratio.
I don’t like when the sauce is baked on as it dries out.
The lone exception is teriyaki, as with enough sugar/molasses/honey they’ll glaze up, but often wings come out dry as a result.
Woot!I emptied the dry hopped sauce you sent me on a roast last night. Delicious.
Chrome is one of my finest achievements.
We have a place local that does the whole wing and they are glorious and HUGEI abstained from the vote because I believe wings should be left intact, and we shouldn't have to choose between the drum & the flat. That's just Big Chicken maximizing profits off of the sucker consumers by selling you 1/3 of a wing and calling it a wing.
As a hot sauce professional who had a sauce on S9 of Hot Ones, I feel qualified to have this opinion.
Yep. I request that every time. Sometime they can, sometimes they can’t but the ask is made.All flats, baby.
All flats, baby.
My exact experience. I think it might be all apart of growing up and gaining wisdom.Used to be violently in favor of the Drums....now I've done an almost complete turn. I'm aggressively in favor of the flat.
Me too. Maybe there are a lot more 12 year olds on this board than we thought?Gotta say I'm surprised at the poll outcome so far. Almost 50/50. Never would have guessed that.
I have a sauce with Drake’s 1500 Dry Hopped Pale in it.Dry hopped sauce? What's all this now?