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Encyclopedia > Chicken wings

Chicken Wings can refer to:

  • A type of butt, a serving of the wing sections of a chicken. Deep fried wings coated in sauce are also known as Buffalo wings.
  • Chicken Wings, an aviation related comic by Michael and Stefan Strasser. It is syndicated in various aviation magazines and newspapers around the world. Official website with weekly new strip: http://www.chickenwingscomics.com

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Bento.com recipes - Marinated chicken wings (120 words)
Soy-sauce based chicken wings, hot or mild, can be a great appetizer for a party.
Drain off the marinade and bake the wings at 400F on the top shelf of the oven for about 40 to 60 min.
Arrange the chicken wings on a plate and pour the sauce over the wings.
Buffalo wings - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia (813 words)
Buffalo wings (known simply as wings in much of the Northeast, especially in areas around Buffalo), are unbreaded chicken wing sections (called flats and drums), deep fried, and coated in a cayenne pepper-based sauce with other seasonings.
Buffalo wings can usually be ordered by the "bucket" in quantities of 50 or more, and Buffalo wing sauce can be made with a variable amount of heat/spiciness, the names of these sauces generally corresponding to the level of heat (for example, "suicidal," "hot," "medium," or "mild").
Buffalo wings were first prepared at the Anchor Bar on Main Street, near the corner of North Street, Buffalo, on October 3, 1964.
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