Awesome Cajun Chicken Wings

"If you like spicy wings, you HAVE to give these a try. My husband and I have been making these for years and never has there been any left. We like to grill them and serve w/ celery and blue cheese. My kids even gobble these down!"
 
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Ready In:
35mins
Ingredients:
11
Yields:
48 wings
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ingredients

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directions

  • Rinse chicken and pat dry.
  • (if wings are whole, cut off and discard pointed tip and halve wings at the main joint.) In food processor or blender, combine all remaining ingredients, EXCEPT oil.
  • Process until well blended.
  • With machine on, slowly pour in oil and process until a thick paste forms.
  • In a large bowl, combine wings and paste.
  • Toss until wings are well coated.
  • Cover and refrigerate over night.
  • Broil or grill wings until nicely browned outside and cooked through.
  • Serve warm or at room temperature.

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Reviews

  1. These were some of the best wings I've made, a few notes to myself for next time since there WILL be a next time: bake @ 375 for 45 mins, flipping halfway. Broil a couple minutes at the end. Used smoked paprika. Used almost the full amount of cayenne, nice and fiery but might cut it back a smidgen for me although no one complained in this house! Didn't marinate at all, still turned out fantastic. Thank you for posting this!!
     
  2. You're right--they are awesome. I didn't use as much cayenne as called for and they were still plenty hot for me. I baked them at 450 degrees and they came out nice and crispy. Thanks for the recipe!
     
  3. After seeing Bergy's photo I knew I had to try these wings. I too made a smaller batch, but I wish I had made more! These were very good and I didn't marinate them overnight. Great punch of flavor from the spices. The heat level was very spicy, but could be cut back if you are not a spicy food fan. Thanks for sharing your recipe!!
     
  4. These are indeed AWESOME wings - I cut the recipe back to apprx 12 1/2 wings - tips removed. Kept a high level of Hot Paprika & Cayenne - the result was fiery hot wonderful wings - Loved them Thanks Suzanne P for a keeper of a recipe
     
  5. This sounded like a good recipe, so I gave it a try. I made it for a group of friends that we get together with on occasion. Now they request these chicken wings every time we get together! I have always baked them at 425 degrees. They are hot and spicy, but delicious.
     
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Tweaks

  1. This is a winner! Made these for my husband's Mardis Gras-themed birthday party and they were a hit. I used a little less cayenne pepper and replaced the garlic powder with fresh garlic (crushed and blended to a paste).<br/><br/>Looking forward to making these again and experimenting a little with the recipe.
     

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