The great Ketchup debate

tim1_2 wrote:Only in the Phillipines.  I am disappointed.

I'd go for some nice spicy Ketcup and spicy mustard on that bad boy.  With onions, of course.

Seriously though, if you never tried the double down sandwich, it was absolutely disgusting.

I can't quite bring myself to try the double down. It's just too much.

Cap'n Clutch wrote:Looks delish.  Now I want wings for lunch.

I've had wings like 5 out of the last 8 days. Unreal.

spader wrote:

Cap'n Clutch wrote:Tell me THIS isn't screaming for some ketchup on top???

http://www.ottawasun.com/2015/01/26/kfc-introduces-hot-dog-wrapped-in-fried-chicken

Wait up. Does that mean you put ketchup on your fried chicken?

My buddy hosts a Hockey Day in Canada party every year. We deep fry about 30 pounds of wings every year. It's amazing.

Ev wrote:Try these wings: http://www.macheesmo.com/2014/01/slow-roasted-chicken-wings/. They're unreal

I will try these for Super Bowl...the baking time is a little silly (4 hours??)...and my oven might need to be used for other apps during this time too....but I'll try.

Anyone else got good Super Bowl Sunday food ideas?

I normally do this chili with extra beans in it...it's pretty spicy and delicious: http://allrecipes.com/recipe/justins-hoosier-daddy-chili/

tim1_2 wrote:

Ev wrote:Try these wings: http://www.macheesmo.com/2014/01/slow-roasted-chicken-wings/. They're unreal

I will try these for Super Bowl...the baking time is a little silly (4 hours??)...and my oven might need to be used for other apps during this time too....but I'll try.

Anyone else got good Super Bowl Sunday food ideas?

I normally do this chili with extra beans in it...it's pretty spicy and delicious: http://allrecipes.com/recipe/justins-hoosier-daddy-chili/

It's worth it. Low and slow. I add cayenne pepper to mine.

Me and my buddy sometimes make "garlic bread" chicken wings. Toss wings with a dry rub featuring heavy use of garlic salt and garlic pepper and garlic powder...bake em in the oven...pour melted garlic butter over top, and sprinkle with mozzarella cheese.

It's too close to lunch time for this. My goodness, I'm hungry now.

tim1_2 wrote:Me and my buddy sometimes make "garlic bread" chicken wings.  Toss wings with a dry rub featuring heavy use of garlic salt and garlic pepper and garlic powder...bake em in the oven...pour melted garlic butter over top, and sprinkle with mozzarella cheese.

Will have to try this as this is perfect for keto

Ev wrote:

tim1_2 wrote:Me and my buddy sometimes make "garlic bread" chicken wings.  Toss wings with a dry rub featuring heavy use of garlic salt and garlic pepper and garlic powder...bake em in the oven...pour melted garlic butter over top, and sprinkle with mozzarella cheese.

Will have to try this as this is perfect for keto

You'll smell like garlic for days, but it's worth it.

Would the wing recipe work with chicken drumsticks? Probably have to adjust the cooking time and temp.

tim1_2 wrote:My buddy hosts a Hockey Day in Canada party every year.  We deep fry about 30 pounds of wings every year.  It's amazing.

We'll all miss you when you die of a coronary.

spader wrote:Would the wing recipe work with chicken drumsticks? Probably have to adjust the cooking time and temp.

Of course. Drumsticks and even thighs function just like bigger wings in terms of cooking. For drumsticks, you wouldn't need to go much beyond the indicated four hour cook time...maybe five at the most.

tim1_2 wrote:

spader wrote:Would the wing recipe work with chicken drumsticks? Probably have to adjust the cooking time and temp.

Of course.  Drumsticks and even thighs function just like bigger wings in terms of cooking.  For drumsticks, you wouldn't need to go much beyond the indicated four hour cook time...maybe five at the most.  

Agreed and four would be fine most likely. You just gotta look at them. I did the wings for 3.5 hours the other day and they were great. Broiled them a bit at the end for a minute or two.

Here's some more awesome recipes

Bacon Turtle Burgers: http://bacontoday.com/bacon-turtle-burgers/



Bacon Wrapped Onion Rings: http://www.grilling24x7.com/oring.shtml

Those are cool and all, but are really just novelties and not really worth it in the taste vs heart attack equation.

Fun with bacon:

Bacon art: