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Looking for a chicken wings recipe? Here’s a roundup of 50 chicken wings recipes from around the web!
I’m going to be dead honest. I have little to no interest in football. Which makes living in San Francisco right now a bit crazy. Because the 50th Super Bowl is happening here in San Francisco! Well, close to San Francisco, it’s actually about 45 miles south of San Francisco but for whatever reason there’s tons of Super Bowl and football stuff happening here in SF. But What I DO love is the food that is associated with football and the Super Bowl. Did you know that 1 1/4 billion chicken wings are eaten on Super Bowl weekend? BILLION! That’s 8 million pounds of chicken wings. And if you haven’t already figured out what sort of wings to make for the big day, I’m here to help you out! Here’s a roundup of 50 (FIFTY) different chicken wings recipes from around the web (as well as on my blog Eat the Love) for your pleasure. Happy footballing! Just don’t ask me who I’m rooting for. I haven’t a clue who’s even playing….
Eat the Love’s Korean Fried Chicken Wings (baked not fried!)
The Beerness’ IPA Sriracha Chicken Wings
Whole Yum’s Tandoori Baked Crispy Chicken Wings
Hezzi-D’s Books and Cooks’ Grilled Wings with Coca-Cola BBQ Sauce
Nutmeg Nanny’s Spicy Peanut Butter Chicken Wings
The Roasted Root’s Easy 3-Ingredient Chicken Wings with Herbs and Honey
Sugar Dish Me’s Hot Honey Mustard Wings
Joyful Healthy Eats’ Baked Asian Chicken Wings
Chocolate Moosey’s Saucy Taco Baked Chicken Wings
Eat the Love’s Pok Pok Wings
Eat the Love’s Teriyaki Chicken Wings
Scrummy Lane’s Greek Baked Chicken Wings
Culinary Hill’s Coca-Cola Wings
The Lemon Bowl’s Baked Chicken Wings with Honey Chipotle Glaze
Cooking LSL’s Crispy Oven Baked Buffalo Wings with Blue Cheese Dip
American Heritage Cooking’s Spice Rack Dry Rubbed Baked Chicken Wings
Taste and Tell’s Empress Chicken Wings
Well Plated’s Black Pepper Garlic Chicken Wings
Spoonful of Flavor’s Slow Cooker Soy and Lime Chicken Wings
Eat the Love’s General Tso’s Chicken Wings
Home Cookine Memories’ Pomegranate Jalapeno Chicken Wings
Eat the Love’s Mole Chicken Wings with Lime Tequila Marinade
Kitchen Tested’ Strawberry Jalapeno BBQ Sauce Chicken Wings
Around My Family Table’s Margarita Lime Baked Chicken Wings
Around My Family Table’sHoneySriracha Chicken Wings
Simply Recipes’ Old Bay Chicken Wings Recipe
The Healthy Maven’s Baked Sriracha Lime Chicken Wings
Love and Olive Oil’s Sweet Tea-Brined Hot Chicken Wings
Eat the Love’s Korean BBQ Chicken Wings
Taste and Tell’s Enchilada Chicken Wings Recipe
Eat the Love’s Vietnamese Caramel Wings
Plaid & Paleo’s Caribbean Jerk Chicken Wings
The Cookie Rookie’s Baked Orange SodaHot Wings
Lemon for Lulu’s Grilled Chicken Wings with Spicy ComebackSauce
The View From Great Island’s Plum Glazed Barbecue Drumettes
Diethood’s Crock Pot Honey Mustard Chicken Wings
Boulder Localvore’s Baked Sesame Wings with Thai Dipping Sauce
One Sweet Mess’ Sweet and Spicy’s Sriracha Glazed Wings (Baked Not Fried)
Eat the Love’s Peruvian Chicken Wings with Peruvian Green Sauce
Pineapple and Coconut’s Melt Your Face Off Spicy Asian Baked Chicken Wings
Country Cleaver’s Peach Chipotle Chicken Wings
Eat the Love’s BBQ Chicken Wings
Life Ambrosia’s HarissaChickenWings
Boulder Locavore’s Wild Rice Sumac Cayenne Wings
Craving’s of Lunatic’s Root Beer Chicken Wings
American Heritage Cooking’s Saucy Chipotle Maple Baked Chicken Wings
A Spicy Perspective’s Spicy Oven Chicken Wings with Apple Onion Dip
Life is But a Dish’s Crispy Baked Chicken Wings
Eat the Love’s Mississippi Style Honey Fried Chicken Wings
Greens and Chocolate’s Sticky Thai Chicken Wings
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And to think chicken wings used to be $.10 a pound. They were practically giving them away in the grocery stores and the only reason people bought wings were for stock. We’ve certainly come a long way– and not necessarily for the good. All of the recipes sound delicious. Are you and AJ tired of wings yet??
mira says
So many awesome flavors! Love this recipe collection! Pinning and sharing!
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Meggan Hill says
Amazing! All of them. I want. PS: Thanks for including my Coca-Cola version… you’re a gem. Sharing everywhere!
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The Suzzzz says
All your wing recipes have inspired me to host a wing competition night next Saturday. I challenged my friends who like to cook to make a batch of their favorite wings and compete for a ridiculous homemade trophy. The competition is getting fierce.
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Roshani Khanna says
This sounds so zesty and delicious! I cannot wait to try it out! My mouth is watering.
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Shilpa Malhotra says
Loved this recipe. Made it twice and about to make it again this weekend.
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babak says
very good
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Ansh*ta Sharma says
See AlsoMost Saved Recipes - Food.comvery nice, this is best process and making food. I like it too try. I have visited your website.It is very interesting and impressive.Thanks
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John says
they all sound amazing 🙂
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nasir says
I challenged my friends who like to cook to make a batch of their favorite wings and compete for a ridiculous homemade trophy. The competition is getting fierce.
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P.D. says
awsome ,thanks for share this.i just love it.
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P.D. says
nice recipes. thanks for sharing
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Alkit Surana says
looking delicious ! good job keep it up. you give more recipes and ideas to chicken lovers. i will also try
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chirurgie esthetique says
Nice 🙂
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