American · 45 min
Crisp first. Sauce second.
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See all three versionsThree things that matter
Cook the category, not just the card.
Dry skin wins
Surface moisture steams chicken. Pat wings dry and leave space around each piece before heat ever enters the equation.
Render before color
Moderate heat first renders the fat beneath the skin; the final blast of heat creates the crackle.
Sauce at the finish
Toss just before serving so a balanced sauce coats the wing instead of softening the crust.
Make it dinner