Got some wings going , thought it would be nice to share my sauce recipe, minus some seasoning. What's yours?

by HoppyBadger

16 Comments

  1. EnergyPrestigious497

    Looks good to me. I just use butter and if I can find habanero Tabasco sauce. Sometimes I’ll add Frank but I actually like Louisiana just a little bit better.

  2. OKThereAreFiveLights

    Same, but add minced garlic and replace Melinda’s with Tabasco Scorpion.

  3. Worldly-Local-6613

    Melinda’s ghost and scorpion sauces are so damn good.

  4. I do salted butter, Texas Peter’s, cayenne, garlic powder, sugar, and a bit of worcestershire. After that’s all heated up I thicken it with a water and cornstarch slurry.

  5. sasparaco

    I literally used this exact same combo for homemade air fried wings last night. Turned out great. First time using the Melinda’s Ghost Pepper sauce and it gave it a great heat kick.

  6. intherealworld2

    This is the right answer. Mostly Franks and a couple splashes of Carolina reaper. Also unsalted butter way too salty otherwise.

  7. Sour_Barnacle21

    Franks is not good imo. Too much vinegar

  8. DirtyWhiteTrousers

    Oil, chili flakes and garlic in a hot pan, add Frank’s and cook until simmering. Add a few pats of butter and stir until incorporated. Then stir in a couple spoonsful of ranch dressing.

  9. motormachine600

    1/2c of franks,
    1 tbsp margarine,
    2 tbsp unsalted butter,
    1 tsp salt,
    1 tsp msg,
    1 tsp onion powder,
    1 tsp garlic powder,
    1 tsp cayenne powder,
    1 tsp flour,

    Combine in small pot, heat enough to melt butter and margarine. Enough for about a dozen wings.

    I like to fry my wings, I do a light coating of corn starch. After toss in sauce, I add crappy grated parm cheese and a small spoonful of mince garlic in a jar. Toss again and plate.

  10. specialk604

    My go-to is sriracha sauce (hoy fung) with honey, vinegar, and fish sauce. For the dipping sauce, I would use Litehouse blue cheese dressing and add sriracha sauce and grated Parmesan.

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