Buffalo Chicken Lollipops

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sqwib

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Buffalo Chicken Lollipops


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Ingredients


  • 2 - 3 chicken breasts
  • 8-10 oz. Franks Red Hot
  • Butter 2 oz, half a stick
  • Mini Muffin pan
  • Toothpicks, soaked overnight or use bamboo skewers cut to 3” lengths
  • Blue cheese dressing for serving
  • Celery cut to lengths of 4” and quartered for garnish

Preparation

  1. In a non reactive pot melt butter and add franks, I do this on the firebox
  2. Spray muffin pan with Pam spray
  3. Slice chicken, 1/8” - 3/16” thick.
  4. Blot chicken
  5. Roll chicken
  6. Spray muffin pan with Pam spray
  7. Use a tablespoon and spoon buffalo sauce into muffin pan
  8. Place rolled chicken in muffin pan
  9. Use a tablespoon and spoon buffalo sauce onto the top of the chicken.
  10. Place a bamboo skewer in the center, I halved my skewers
You should have a decent amount of buffalo sauce reserved.

Note: you can use chunked chicken but the rolled chicken has a better texture and picks up more of the hot sauce.

Grilling: Place muffin pan and reserved buffalo sauce on the grill indirect heat after a half hour, spoon on some more buffalo sauce continue to grill another half hour.
Note: for a grill char, remove chicken from muffin pan after first half hour, dip in reserved buffalo sauce and grill over high direct heat, until desired char is obtained, place back in muffin pan



Smoker: Place muffin pan and reserved Buffalo sauce in the smoker, Smoke at 225° - 240 ° for 45 minutes.
Remove lollipops from the pan leaving the pan in the smoker, dip lollipops in reserved buffalo sauce smoke another 45 minutes then place back in the muffin pan half an hour.


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Enjoy!

This is one of almost a dozen recipes I have been working on, I planned on doing them this past weekend but we spent mostly all weekend college shopping
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I was a bit disappointed because I was pumped about some of the recipes I wanted to post, anyhow I didn't want to come away empty handed so I did get to knock out one of the (easier) recipes.

Hopefully I'll be able to knock out a a bunch in the next few weeks.





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Quick and easy appetizer that satisfies most.
Can be grilled or smoked.
These are awesome!







Ingredients

  • 2 - 3 chicken breasts
  • 8 - 10 oz. Franks Red Hot
  • Butter 2 oz half a stick
  • Mini Muffin pan
  • Toothpicks, soaked overnight or use bamboo skewers cut to 3” lengths
  • Blue cheese dressing for serving
  • Celery cut to lengths of 4” and quartered for garnish


Preparation

  • In a non reactive pot melt butter and add franks, I do this on the firebox
  • Spray muffin pan with Pam spray
  • Slice chicken, 1/8” - 3/16” thick.
  • Blot chicken
  • Roll chicken
  • Spray muffin pan with Pam spray
  • Use a tablespoon and spoon buffalo sauce into muffin pan
  • Place rolled chicken in muffin pan
  • Use a tablespoon and spoon buffalo sauce onto the top of the chicken.
  • Place a bamboo skewer in the center, I halved my skewers.

You should have a decent amount of buffalo sauce reserved.

Note: you can use chunked chicken, but the rolled chicken has a better texture and picks up more of the hot sauce.

Grilling: Place muffin pan and reserved buffalo sauce on the grill using indirect heat.
After thirty minutes, spoon on some more buffalo sauce continue to grill another half hour.

Note: for a grill char, remove chicken from muffin pan after first half hour, dip in reserved buffalo sauce and grill over high direct heat, until desired char is obtained, place back in muffin pan

Smoker: Place muffin pan and reserved Buffalo sauce in the smoker, Smoke at 225° - 240 ° for 45-60 minutes.
Remove lollipops from the pan. smoke another 20-30 minutes.

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July 27, 2012

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Decided to make these again for my Olympic Opening Ceremony Party.

Chicken was marinated in a vacuum sealed container for 24 hours using Franks Red Hot, brown sugar, garlic powder, and onion powder. Served with celery and Blue cheese dressing.

These were slightly overdone, cook time should have been around 60-90 minutes, these were in for 120 minutes. however, they were good as usual. I am going to try thigh meat next time. I believe the thigh meat would hold up better and give a better finished product with this recipe.

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YUMMY LOOKS DELISH WILL SO BE TRYING THOSE OUT......  
They look great ...nice snack..
that look tasty

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What a great snack!

Gotta give them a try!

Thank-you!
Looks great Squib -
Holy carp! I have one of those pans, now I know what to do with it. 
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Wow this is a great party food thanks master
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Thank you

Hopefully I can get to some more recipes completed soon, my recipe stack keeps getting larger but my budget and spare time keep dwindling
 
I'm going to be having a small get together at my place on Sept. 10th. Half of the

stuff I'm serving is SQWIB's recipes for moinks, the lollipops now, the mac and

cheese. I'm glad you do what you do SQWIB, makes my guests very happy,

Thanks...James
 
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