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3-Ways: Buttermilk Fried Chicken Wings

Craving crispy, juicy chicken wings with that Southern-style buttermilk tang? This recipe has got you covered—three times over. Whether you're going all-in with a deep fry, keeping it crisp and clean with an air fryer, or feeding a crowd straight from the oven, this versatile recipe delivers tasty, flavour-packed wings every single time. Marinated in seasoned buttermilk for tenderness and coated in a spiced flour blend, these wings are your new go-to—no matter how you cook them.

Prep

1d

Cook

30m

Total

1d

Ingredients

Method

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Step 1

Take whole wings and separate into drumettes and wingettes by cutting through the joints. Slice off the wing tips and freeze for stock. Pat the drumettes/wingettes dry with kitchen paper.

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4

M

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1

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Chicken wings, whole, then jointed into drumettes and wingettes - wing tips reserved for stock

500

ml

Buttermilk, enough to cover

1

tsp

Smoked paprika

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If you need to learn to prep the wings into drumettes and wingettes, watch here: https://saltyflavours.theclubb.co/recipe/how-to-slice-a-chicken-wing The longer you can marinade the chicken wings for, the tastier they will be! Use a high smoke point oil like vegetable oil, canola oil, or sunflower oil and make sure it's about 1.5 to 2 inches (4–5 cm) deep in the pan. This usually comes out to around 500–750 ml. With the frying oil, let it cool, then settle. Because of the flour and chicken you’ll have to strain it, but then stick it in a container & you're good for 3-4 more uses! MACROS PER 100g: Airfryer & Oven: Calories: 215 kcal Protein: 17g Fat: 12g Carbs: 7g Deep fry: Calories: 275 kcal Protein: 17g Fat: 19g Carbs: 7g

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3-Ways: Buttermilk Fried Chicken Wings

Craving crispy, juicy chicken wings with that Southern-style buttermilk tang? This recipe has got you covered—three times over. Whether you're going all-in with a deep fry, keeping it crisp and clean with an air fryer, or feeding a crowd straight from the oven, this versatile recipe delivers tasty, flavour-packed wings every single time. Marinated in seasoned buttermilk for tenderness and coated in a spiced flour blend, these wings are your new go-to—no matter how you cook them.

Prep

1d

Cook

30m

Total

1d

Ingredients

Method

Turn cooking mode on

Step 1

Take whole wings and separate into drumettes and wingettes by cutting through the joints. Slice off the wing tips and freeze for stock. Pat the drumettes/wingettes dry with kitchen paper.

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4

M

I

1

kg

Chicken wings, whole, then jointed into drumettes and wingettes - wing tips reserved for stock

500

ml

Buttermilk, enough to cover

1

tsp

Smoked paprika

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Notes

If you need to learn to prep the wings into drumettes and wingettes, watch here: https://saltyflavours.theclubb.co/recipe/how-to-slice-a-chicken-wing The longer you can marinade the chicken wings for, the tastier they will be! Use a high smoke point oil like vegetable oil, canola oil, or sunflower oil and make sure it's about 1.5 to 2 inches (4–5 cm) deep in the pan. This usually comes out to around 500–750 ml. With the frying oil, let it cool, then settle. Because of the flour and chicken you’ll have to strain it, but then stick it in a container & you're good for 3-4 more uses! MACROS PER 100g: Airfryer & Oven: Calories: 215 kcal Protein: 17g Fat: 12g Carbs: 7g Deep fry: Calories: 275 kcal Protein: 17g Fat: 19g Carbs: 7g

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