How to Make Chicken Wings and Pork Burgers on the Grill



Hosts Bridget Lancaster and Julia Collin Davison are making fried chicken wings—on the grill! Next, equipment expert Adam Ried reviews ice packs. Then, tasting expert Jack Bishop challenges Bridget to a tasting of supermarket barbecue sauce. And finally, test cook Bryan Roof makes Julia perfect Grilled Pork Burgers.

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  1. We actually just had some chicken wings, they were brined and there was the ranch powder in the brine. And I think they said the sauce was hot sauce butter and honey, I didn't cook them. But I did have to tell them to cook them more several times cuz every time they asked me they were still bleeding. Didn't help that the wings were still partially frozen and they did not bother separating them into the pieces it was just the whole giant wing. I've actually had pork burgers it's been quite some time, I don't eat too many burgers anymore cuz my stomach is super sensitive but I am super anemic so I've actually been told by the doctor to eat bloody steak and burgers

  2. Cooks CountryHellothe wings I might try, now never had a pork burger, but eons ago I got LAMB PATTIES,that service was sold,and quit,,but I did much service work in supermarkets, so I asked if they were working lamb,if not I gave them my cell phone,call me I would take about 20 lbs, bagged some in sizes then froze them, I never seen them in any supermarket, for sale, probably not enough people eat lamb, 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

  3. They need to breed chickens with 4-6 wings! 😀 I go to the store and buy prepared chicken and you just get two. A 8 piece chicken dinner has two wings, two drumsticks, 2 breasts and 2 thighs. I would trade the thighs for 2 more wings.

  4. When people see us get physics degrees, they always think we're looking for aliens…. when we really get physics degrees, we're ripping open ice paks and measuring their temperature LOL!

  5. One of my favorite grad school spots sold pizza by the pie or by the slice. They also sold a grilled sausage sandwich. Frozen pieces of sausage, about 1/4" thick, shaped to fit on a 6" piece of tossed Baggett. Flipped over and after a minute of so mounded with shredded mozzarella. Dressed with pizza sauce sliced onions and sweet relish. Cut on a diagonal about across the middle 2/3rds. Wonderful meal. Served with fries that were made and salted to order. They place them on a chunk of wax paper and fold it into a bag and close it by twirling it closed.

  6. If you have a way to divide the bag of ice into smaller packs, you can keep your food fairly dry. I haven't scientifically tested it's cooling power over time, but mine has kept things safely cold for about a day. Just keep the lid closed (Jeff!).

  7. How did I know you were going to coat the wings with a breading before watching this vid? You know nothing about hot wings you sad, sad, poser peons. Also, are you comparing a single layer of frozen packs to those huge 10 lb. bags? You don't specify, exactly what you're doing — you could fit 2 of those bags on the bottom, but even at 10 lbs. it's a ridiculous comparison. Considering how you botched the wings, I would not be surprised if you did something equally inane with the freeze test.

  8. I order chicken wings from Schwan's home delivery service and they come with 2 packs of sauce, but I don't put any on the wings and love the wings so much. The pork burger sounds great and I will have to try that out myself to see how it taste.

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