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Smoked chicken wings time

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When smoking chicken wings, what is a good indicator that the wings are ready to be put on the grill at a high temperature to crisp up some?
 
I would go 160f-165f depending on how long you leave on the grill,the temperature of the grill, and how long you let them rest are all variables in this equation though.
 
You're going to get some different answers on this one, but I put wings on the hottest part of the grill when the internal temp is around 145.
 
I have just been smoking mine for an hour at 275F and then balance at 300F and get very good bite through skin.
 
I just run at 375-400F the whole time and cook till skin is crisp.
 
^^^ Same here. 375f all the way, I also lightly coat the wings with 1tsp baking powder to 3tsp of kosher salt mix, leave in fridge uncovered for a few hours. Gives an Excellent skin for me :emoji_sunglasses:
 
>put it on after the rub? mix with some flower?

I don't use rub - just salt. For rub, I would put it on together with the baking powder. I would not use any flour.
 
I usually pull off the smoker @ 160 and crisp them on the gasser and then sauce.
 
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