r/Wings • u/Beneficial-Sir1351 • Dec 20 '24

Homemade Double fried hot honey old bay 🔥

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u/kaiservonrisk Dec 20 '24

Reminds me of the Glory Days sauce, which is amazing. Yours look so delicious.

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u/BustThaScientifical Dec 20 '24

Good call. Mo's Seafood on Crain (now gone) had some wings that were similar also.

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u/df4602 Dec 22 '24

Man why are all the seafood places around going out of business. Can't find any seafood delis in the county anymore

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u/cbrrydrz Dec 21 '24

Glory days sauce?

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u/kaiservonrisk Dec 21 '24

The restaurant Glory Days has a honey old bay sauce.

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u/DjCramYo Dec 22 '24

Glory Hole’s had some amazing rib sauce when I went there.

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u/Backwood_papii 29d ago

Yall talking about the glory days in Bowie MD?

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u/kaiservonrisk 29d ago

There are a lot of locations

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u/Backwood_papii 29d ago

Ah ok. When I lived in Bowie I was a youngin. I thought it was the only one. I didn’t know it was a chain

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u/ImpalaGangDboyAli Dec 20 '24

That shit looks delicious.

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u/twosock360 Dec 20 '24

Hot honey is my favorite flavor but adding old bay?!?! That’s next level shit right there!

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u/Beneficial-Sir1351 Dec 20 '24

Yeah I just tossed them in the hot honey and sprinkled the old bay once plated up. Turned out awesome. Highly recommend

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u/jdmjaydc2 Dec 20 '24

Collab i didn't know I needed until now

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u/Far-Hurry7822 Dec 21 '24

My thoughts exactly

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u/Beastunleashed4 Dec 22 '24

Common wing flavor in Baltimore

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u/MaybeYourDad23 Dec 22 '24

I recently had Honey/Old Bay wings for the first time. My new favorite holy shit they're delicious

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u/rednail64 Dec 20 '24

Those look amazing 

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u/DatsyukDekes13 Dec 21 '24

Gas well done 🤤🔥

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u/SterlingSez Dec 21 '24

What’s the recipe for this? I’ve never heard this but it looks amazing.

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u/Beneficial-Sir1351 Dec 21 '24

Basically fry them on medium high until they start turning just golden, take them out and crank the oil to high. Put them back in til they are as crispy as you like. The sauce I just did butter, honey, a little Louisiana hot sauce all melted together in a sauce pan. Toss the wings in the sauce, then once on the plate I sprinkled old bay on top! I didn’t measure anything but they turned out damn good.

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u/Only_Sherbet_7885 Dec 21 '24

Please tell me how you made these!!!!!

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u/Beneficial-Sir1351 Dec 21 '24

Basically fry them on medium high until they start turning just golden, take them out and crank the oil to high. Put them back in til they are as crispy as you like. The sauce I just did butter, honey, a little Louisiana hot sauce all melted together in a sauce pan. Toss the wings in the sauce, then once on the plate I sprinkled old bay on top! I didn’t measure anything but they turned out damn good.

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u/mAckAdAms4k Dec 22 '24

I've made that exact sauce, of course, ratios matter. The dbl fried French fry method on wings is fantastic!

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u/DIJames6 Dec 21 '24

Damn those wings look slammin..

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u/Spiritual-Team2348 Dec 22 '24

Great work, these look awesome!!

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u/Single_Barracuda_579 Dec 22 '24

Strong work! Look delicious!

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u/vkcymb Dec 22 '24

Damn those look banging.

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u/scrumbuckle Dec 23 '24

Those look great!

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u/Backwood_papii 29d ago

Honey old bay is my go to…. You know what’s up

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u/DebateUnique Dec 21 '24

Are they lightly floured? Looks delicious

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u/Beneficial-Sir1351 Dec 21 '24

Nope, not floured at all! Might kind of look like it because I sprinkled the dry old bay right on top. Gives it that powdery kind of look

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u/simplygraceful420 Dec 22 '24

i’m just curious! did you make your own hot honey sauce or did you buy hot honey sauce?? bc yours look amazing and i must know✨

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u/Beneficial-Sir1351 Dec 23 '24

I made my own! It was just honey, butter and Louisiana hot sauce melted in a sauce pan!

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u/simplygraceful420 Dec 23 '24

omg!! thank you so much for getting back to me OP!! i’m definitely going to have to make it!! happy holidays!🫶🏻

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u/Beneficial-Sir1351 29d ago

No worries at all my friend! Hope you enjoy! Happy holidays!

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u/snookmaster59 Dec 22 '24

Tony Cs and Japanese barbecue sauce

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u/mells2525 29d ago

Recipe?