Discover the fiery, finger-licking goodness of Nashville Hot Wings with this easy, go-to recipe! Heat up your next game day or gathering with these tasty wings, and get ready for a taste sensation that'll leave you craving more.
Smoked Nashville Hot Wings
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Category
Chicken Wings
Cuisine
American
Servings
4
Prep Time
20 minutes
Cook Time
1 hour
Discover the fiery, finger-licking goodness of Nashville Hot Wings with this easy, go-to recipe! Our step-by-step guide takes you on a flavorful journey, from creating the perfect spice blend to achieving that signature crispy, Nashville Hot spicy kick. Heat up your next game day or gathering with these tasty wings, and get ready for a taste sensation that'll leave you craving more. Throw some slaw on the side and dive into this southern classic and enjoy!
Ingredients
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Lane’s Signature Brine
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Lane’s Big Dill Pickle Brine
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Lane’s Big Dill Pickle Brine + Nashville Hot Brining Kit
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Lane’s Nashville Hot Seasoning
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Lane’s Sorta White Sauce
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Lane’s One Legged Chicken Hot Sauce
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1 Pack of chicken wings (roughly 4 lb)
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Jar of dill pickles
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Cooking Oil/Spray
Choose a Brine
Other Ingredients
Directions
Brine the wings
In a large container add ½ cup of Signature Brine or Big Dill Pickle Brine, 8 cups of water, and a half a cup of pickle juice. Mix solution.
Add 1 pack of chicken wings to the solution and make sure it is fully submerged. Place in refrigerator overnight (12-16 hours)
Once you are done brining, pull wings from solution and pat dry. **Optional - for a crispier skin allow the wings to air dry uncovered in the fridge to dry the skin out.
Smoking the wings
Set your grill to 250 - 300 and use a chunk of your favorite smoking wood - we like Cherry
Season all sides of the wings with Lane’s Nashville Hot Seasoning.
Place on the grill, skin side down, and cook to an internal temperature of 190 (flipping occasionally to not char the wings too much)
In a large bowl, add a half cup of Sorta White and a half cup of One Legged Chicken, toss wings in sauce until fully coated and put back on the grill for another 5 - 10 minutes. Internal temp you are going for is 198-200 - pull and enjoy!
Optional - Dice up some pickles and toss them on top of the wings to complete the Nashville Hot feel
Recipe Video
Recipe Note
- For a quick slaw to go with the meal - grab a bag of shredded cabbage, add 1/2 cup to a cup of sorta white, diced pickles, and season with a bit of Nashville hot and mix.
- Air drying in the fridge is optional, but definitely recommended if you like the crispy wing skin
2 comments
Jason @ Lane's
Steve – That is AWESOME! Thanks for sharing that with us and we are glad you and your family enjoyed them! I just, personally, did them over direct heat for the first time a few weeks back and I agree, it is really the way to go!
steve dorman
Just made your recipe. My family said they were the best wings I ever made and I agree. This is the first time i cooked wings on direct heat and that is how I’ll cook them from now on. Buy the way I love your spices.
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