Thanks Jim: After reading your message again later, I realized that I probably could have done it from the origional message. It sounds good. I never tried garlic on hot wing before. Mark MARK.GELO@worldnet.att.net Concord, Massachusetts -----Original Message----- From: Jim Bardsley <bardsljr@UMDNJ.EDU> To: Mark Gelo <MARK.GELO@worldnet.att.net> Cc: J&M Daily <daily@capital.net>; Chile-Heads@globalgarden.com <Chile-Heads@globalgarden.com>; Daryl F. Bernard <dbernard@svsu.edu> Date: Wednesday, May 20, 1998 9:09 PM Subject: Re: [CH] Cranking up the heat in restaurants! >That's basically it. Use as many chicken wings as you want.. Use as much garlic >as you want ( garlic is one of my major food groups.) Ditto lemon. Enough oil to >help carry the flavor. As much honey as you want. make sure the wings are all >covered. (BTW, I but Crystal sauce by the quart, and might use 2 quarts for >maybe 3 or 5 lbs of chicken wings). Marinade as long as you can stand- overnight >is real good. At least three hours otherwise- did I mention in the fridge? > >Anyway, that's it. Jim > >Mark Gelo wrote: > >> So Jim: >> >> Where's the recipe???? >> >> Mark >> MARK.GELO@worldnet.att.net >> Concord, Massachusetts >> >> -----Original Message----- >> From: Jim Bardsley <bardsljr@umdnj.edu> >> To: J&M Daily <daily@capital.net> >> Cc: Chile-Heads@globalgarden.com <Chile-Heads@globalgarden.com>; Daryl F. >> Bernard <dbernard@svsu.edu> >> Date: Wednesday, May 20, 1998 5:48 PM >> Subject: Re: [CH] Cranking up the heat in restaurants! >> >> >Geez, couldn't you just say "hurt me, beat me, write me bad checks?" >> > >> >BW, my recipe for grilled chicken wings has made it on to several websites >> >somehow, but basically I just marinade the wings in pure Crystal sauce with >> big >> >pods of crushed garlic, seasme oil (need some oil in there to carry the >> garlic >> >taste) slices of fresh lemon, and honey.) I wouldn't call them buffalo >> wings, >> >and they won't hurt you ( I suppose you substitute habenero sauce) but >> they're >> >quite good. >> > >> > >> >Jim >> >"When it all comes down, there's just two ways to go: >> >dyin' fast or living slow. " (Robert Earl Keen) >> > >> >J&M Daily wrote: >> > >> >> Whenever I order chicken wings, I always say the same >> >> thing: "I want them hot enough for my tongue to blister. I want my lips >> to >> >> bleed...I want to smell you coming up the driveway, ok?" :-) >> >> It may be graphic, but it works! >> >> >> >> -John >> >> >> >> "If a man speaks in the woods, and no woman >> >> is around to hear him...is he still wrong?" >> > >> > >> > > > >