Brickoven wings

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[h1] [/h1][h1]If you have a brickoven you have to put your wings in it to cook.  [/h1][h1]I soak my wings in olive oil and seasoned with Italian spices. Place the wings over a bed of onions and cooked them in my coal fired oven at 900 degrees for twenty minutes. They had to be the best wings I ever had. They were so crisp and great flavor. [/h1]

 

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QVIEW OR IT DIDN'T HAPPEN!

 

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I guess you can say I’m a probie at this forum. I never did take pictures of the wings in the brick oven but I do have of a pizza and my out door set up. Enjoy!! I built it myself.

 

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Nice setup there 

 

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Very nice setup you made!!

 

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Awesome setup!  Did you build the cabinets and counter tops?  I would love to do something similar in my yard.  Not necessarily the brick oven, but the storage and counter tops for outdoor cooking.  Any hints?

 

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That is a very nice setup you have - I bet it is fun to cook with all the toys

 

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WOW!!!!

Jealousy does not even begin to express what I am feeling!!!!

 

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That is one great outdoor kitchen!!

So where is the big screen TV?

 

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Hmmmm, What's the word I'm looking for, Hmmmm,

I know what it is---

AWESOME !

Bear

 

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FFTWarren said:

WOW!!!!

Jealousy does not even begin to express what I am feeling!!!!

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me two that is nice

 

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Marty Catka said:

Awesome setup!  Did you build the cabinets and counter tops?  I would love to do something similar in my yard.  Not necessarily the brick oven, but the storage and counter tops for outdoor cooking.  Any hints?

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I built the shell out of concrete block and applied the simulate block over it. The counter top is granite. It took about 120hrs. The cook top, draws, and doors was from Lowe's.

Just purchase your components first then build.

 

 

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Cookologist said:

I built the shell out of concrete block and applied the simulate block over it. The counter top is granite. It took about 120hrs. The cook top, draws, and doors was from Lowe's.

Just purchase your components first then build.

 

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I just saw a display model almost exactly like yours at a place called "Prestige Granite" in Emmaus, PA.

Yours looks to be a much better job though !

You gotta be proud of that!

Bear