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  1. Hey Brad!
    Great trick with party wings is to use 2x racks to sandwich the wings. Wire them together and you can flip them with ease!
    I do a rack with flats and one with drumettess as they cook a bit different (flats faster).

  2. Made these today. I left mine to sit overnight in the fridge to crisp up that skin even better. Camp Chef doesn't do smoke after *I think 325, so I had to use a smoke tube (just filled it half full). Put them on from the start up, after 30 min turned them and flipped them, they were around 120. Came back 30 min later and were looking really good, lots of color and temps around 190. Sprayed them and let them sit for a few while I fixed a burger for my wife on my side kick. 10 min later the wings were at 200, pulled them off with crispy skin. If I hadn't checked them after an hour they would have been dead chicken wings.. Guess some smokers cook faster then others.

  3. Hey Bradley, quick tip about that new wire rack you used. Flip it over so the little feet are facing up. That way when you need to spin it around for hot spots the feet don't get stuck on the grill. All you need is some tongs or even a stick to spin it. No need to even lift it up!

  4. I bought a ceramic egg smoker for wings after I had them at a friends house and could not believe how good they were! Wings on lump charcoal is my first choice, but for time's sake wings on a pellet are close to just as good. Once people try wings cooked this way they'll choose smoked crispy over fried every time.

  5. Wow dude I can't believe you didn't make the chicken wings from scratch man. I'm always so proud when you make bread from scratch. But there you got opening some store bought chicken wings in front of the world. I am dissapoint. Send me an expensive smoker for free and I might feel better.

  6. Enjoying your pellet grill series. I too love the Smokin’ Pecan pellets. I have used them for a brisket cook, but mixed them 50/50 with oak pellets. I like mixing to dial in the flavor profile I want. You may try this, especially for your longer smokes. Thanks for all the content!!

  7. Bradly, I love this idea and the wings look great, but (and I’m about to be “that guy” we all hate…)
    Most pellet smoker manufacturers recommend that you leave the lid open during startup. There are several videos on YT showing the smoke igniting with the lid closed while it is producing billows of smoke during startup. It happened to me once, but thankfully (I guess) I happened to have the handle in my hand as I was about to open the lid, so it was somewhat controlled, but flames blew out from all around the lid.

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