Cooking with @fat-elvis - Wing night

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Hi foodies.

It's wing night at the fat-elvis@fat-elvis house. Why not pop on over for a bite.

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I start by brining my wings, usually a few hours, water, salt, and vinegar. It just makes them better, and it's all about building flavour. I mean you could just cut them up, chuck them in the oven or a deep fryer, and slather on your favorite sauce, but why not do a bit more, just a bit, and next time do a bit more again.

What you'll find is pretty soon, you're cooking fantastic meals, and enjoying it. And experiment, that's what I do. I never make the same exact thing twice, I always find a way to change a recipe.

So let's cook these kids on the smoker instead of frying them.

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Look at the flavour being built!

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I want to paint my wings with a sauce, while they're smoking.

So we need a sauce. Mix this stuff together and it might be good?

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Well, turns out It's OK, but I added some real heat with some real hot sauce, cause I like it.

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Get them all painted with sauce.

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After about 30 minutes smoking at 375 degrees.

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I mean, come on. That looks frickin delicious. So get cooking steemit, just do it.

Cooking with @fat-elvis - Wing night | Ecency