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Honey Spiked Chicken Wangs

Getting bucked around a bit and it’s starting to settle back out. Until I finish this recipe anyways. I chose this dish out of my bucket 1st because it turned out right and I don’t do a lot of everyday cooking with PepperBeeKeep reading
These were baked all at once, and I was a little off on time finished between them because the tots call for 425 heat and I bake almost everything at 350 when I can. The tater tots are just that with a redneck bechamel or whatever the hell it’s called. Lol, let's go!
Course Appetizer, Main Course
Style American
Prep Time 15 minutes
Cook Time 45 minutes
Total Time 1 hour
Servings 1 lonely sumbitch
Calories 3197kcal
Author Shawn

Ingredients

Wangs Right

  • 1 pound chicken wings
  • ½ cup Pepper Bee
  • 1/4 tsp salt (to taste)

Tater Tots Left

  • 30 oz tater tots (='s 1 bag)
  • 1 cup cheddar cheese
  • ¼ cup flour
  • 4 tbs bacon grease (or olive oil or butter)
  • 1 oz milk (about, this is for thinning)
  • 1 ounce pico de gio (optional)

Instructions

The Build

  • Start oven to 350 and get a pan temp to medium heat.
  • Clean chicken wings under cold water, pat dry, and throw on bowl.
  • Pour PepperBee over chicken wings, dash with salt, and mix well.
  • On a foil covered cookie sheet and a grate on that, place all the wings evenly on grate.
  • Put wings in oven and start timer for 45 minutes then check until wings are golden brown. Juices should be running clear or the bird is not cooked.
  • In pan, drop in bacon grease swirl around til it covers bottom of pan.
  • Drop flour in grease and whisk around until smooth.
  • Continue whisking for about 2 minutes. I went for a light color. You could go darker for a nuttier taste.
  • Now add the cheese and milk and start whisking in. Add more milk for thin and less for not so thin.
  • I happened to have some pico de gio so it was added. Yeah it was good but the redneck bechamel doesn’t need help on it’s own.
  • The tater tots called for 15min at 425 (check your bag). So I put the in the oven when there was 15 minutes left on the bird. Since the wings were at 350 I should have added the tots when there was about 30 minutes of wing time left.
  • Either way you’ll need to check up on the tater tots while cooking and use your good eye to determine when they are crispy yum.
  • Plate it all up! Pour the redneck bechamel over tots and some garnish you like. I didn’t use any sauces like ranch or blue cheese because this was just for testing PB.

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➕ Nutrition
Nutrition Facts
Honey Spiked Chicken Wangs
Amount Per Serving (355 g)
Calories 3197 Calories from Fat 1836
% Daily Value*
Fat 204g314%
Saturated Fat 70g438%
Cholesterol 363mg121%
Sodium 5411mg235%
Potassium 2872mg82%
Carbohydrates 256g85%
Fiber 17g71%
Sugar 18g20%
Protein 94g188%
Vitamin A 1650IU33%
Vitamin C 67.6mg82%
Calcium 987mg99%
Iron 9.1mg51%
* Percent Daily Values are based on a 2000 calorie diet.
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