Pat them dry with a paper towel, and then, in a large bowl, toss them with 1 1/2 teaspoons baking powder and 1 teaspoon kosher salt per pound of wings, until thoroughly coated. If you have time, you can make the wingettes even crisper. Tips for making Quick & Easy Crispy Fried Chicken Wings Not worth the extra kitchen space needed to store. Why not? However, if you only indulge in fried chicken once or twice a year, stick to the dutch oven.
If you fry often (at least 5-6 times a year), we recommend purchasing a fryer.
On the other hand, a large dutch oven will give you equally delicious results. It’s small enough to store in my kitchen, budget friendly & provides the best results. Not necessarily! I am a huge fan of my Profry fryer. If you’re in a pinch, you can use regular drumsticks, but wings are best! Do I need a Fryer? What are Chicken Drumettes? (Image credit: Lindsey Ribe/Christine Gallary)ĭid you know that the chicken wing is divided into what’s called “flats” and “drumettes”? And that when they’re divided, they’re called “wingettes”? The upper part of the wing of a chicken, the part that resembles a small drumstick is the drumette, my favorite part. She’s the real deal, a Creole cook through and through and has been cooking chicken this way for decades. We’re lucky enough to pass down this tradition to our kids for generations to come. Thanks to our NOLA nanny, Patricia Baptiste Holloway (“Pat”) for the recipe. Stick to small pieces of chicken, wings are best, and I especially love drumettes. This Quick & Easy Crispy Fried Chicken Wings recipe is sure to satisfy all of your southern comfort cravings. No gloppy buttermilk dips, no marinating, no brining, no heavy breading, just a quick dredge in seasoned flour and then fried to a toasty golden brown perfection. This recipe makes up a batch of light and crispy fried chicken wings that won’t leave you feeling bloated and beyond guilty. I have to say, this is the easiest, tastiest fried chicken recipe out there.
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