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The last few times we made buffalo hot wings, I prepared them with the
Alton Brown method of steaming them for 10-15 minutes in a pot with a vegetable steamer and then baking them in the oven for a full 40 minutes. The steaming renders out most of the fat in the skin and then baking it makes them nice and crispy on the outside. I love my pressure cooker, so I figured I could reduce the time needed to make our wings by pressure cooking them at 15 PSI for just 5 minutes and then crisping them in the oven for only 20 minutes. The end result was pretty good. Some of them could have used a few minutes under the oven's broiler though. I took pictures of the process. Here's the gallery - http://www.paulstravelpictures.com/P...n-Wings-Recipe I'm going to try this again in the future but perhaps switch from baking at 450F to instead using the broiler for the full 20 minutes with a flip after the first 10. Cheers, Paul |
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