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These KFC copycat wings are as good as the real thing. Honey BBQ is always a winner, and you can switch up the BBQ sauce to your liking.
serves/makes:
ready in:
30-60 minutes
15 reviews
ingredients
20 whole chicken wings
2 eggs
2/3 cup milk
1 bottle KC Masterpiece original barbecue sauce
1/4 cup honey
2 cups flour
oil, for deep frying
directions
Preheat the oven to 325 degrees F. Grease a baking sheet. Heat oil in a deep fryer or deep skillet to 350 degrees F.
Remove the tips from the chicken wings and separate the wings at the joint.
Combine the eggs and milk in a shallow dish and whisk until smooth. Combine the barbecue sauce and honey in a small bowl and set aside.
Place the flour in another shallow dish.
Dip the wing pieces in the egg mixture, coating completely and letting any excess drip off. Toss in the flour until completely coated. Repeat a second time so the wings have a heavy coating on them.
Place the wings in the hot oil and cook, in batches as needed, until golden brown. Remove from the oil and let drain on paper toweling.
Dip the wings in the barbecue sauce and place on the prepared baking sheet in a single layer. Place the baking in the oven and bake at 325 degrees F for 15-20 minutes or until the sauce has started to caramelize.
Serve hot with additional honey barbecue sauce for dipping if desired.
nutrition data for kfc honey barbecue wings
652 calories, 30 grams fat, 54 grams carbohydrates, 39 grams protein per serving.
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reviews & comments for kfc honey barbecue wings
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dae REVIEW:
January 19, 2017Great ! I used boneless chicken instead as well as Jack Daniel's barbecue sauce since I couldnt find KC in the store. My fiance (quite the critic) loved it ! As did my preschooler son. It was delicious. I'm definitely adding this to my recipe stash
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EmmysMommy REVIEW:
January 3, 2017Definitely follow the directions to make the thick coating on the wings - that's key!!
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heymomnow REVIEW:
July 5, 2014Who doesnât love the amazing KFC Honey Barbecue Wings? The combination of KC Masterpiece barbecue sauce and honey gives these wings their amazing flavor. The key to the crispy batter is dipping the wings in the flour two three times to get that nice, thick coating. Set aside some of the KC Masterpiece barbecue sauce and honey mixture for dipping.
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myrecipecollection REVIEW:
June 26, 2014It's not a party without chicken wings! you get loads of taste with these double dipped wings. Better than KFC IMHO!
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wingaddict REVIEW:
October 7, 2013I used drummies so I didn't have to deal with the wing tips (more expensive but easier when you are in a hurry). I used the deep fryer so I could maintain the heat better. Delicious. Better than KFC, or any bar wings for that matter.
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Melicious REVIEW:
August 28, 2013These were delicious. I only floured twice as others suggested and I also seasoned the raw chicken with seasoned salt and pepper before flouring and dipping. I used Kraft Hot BBQ sauce because it was all I had in stock. I ended up having to use about half a cup of honey because it wasn't sweet enough to me. I had 2/3 the wings requested and the bottle of sauce plus honey just barely was enough so if you do the full recipe amount of wings you may want to have a little extra sauce on standby just in case. If you like KFC you'll love these, very similar in taste and texture.
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Guest Foodie REVIEW:
July 2, 2013KC Masterpiece is the key to this recipe. Don't try any other brand of barbecue sauce. These wings are our favorite!
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ted23 REVIEW:
October 20, 2012I loved the wings, they tasted great. The batter was excellent but could have used as little bit more seasoning but over all was great. I encourage others to try it.
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Yaz REVIEW:
August 5, 2012i was hesitant at first but this is a great easy recipe. always looking for simple recipes that taste great and this DEFINITELY lives up to that!!!
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jenny REVIEW:
January 23, 2011just tried it. its the 1st dish ive ever made since im 16 and it came out amazing! thanks!
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yoopergirl REVIEW:
October 26, 2008I finally got around to making these. They were delicious. I too only put two coats of flour on. I did not think of seasoning them before hand but will do so next time.
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Mandy REVIEW:
August 12, 2008Absolutely wonderful!!!! Taste just like KFC's!! I used boneless skinless chicken breast and just cut them up into bite size pieces and it tasted wonderful!!! Also, I consider it very easy to make just a little time consuming but not to bad.
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latinamzpanama REVIEW:
July 29, 2007it was really good, I substituted legs because my wings were frozen.lol. But it still came out great, oh yeah you should definetly season your chicken before you dip it in the batter , i used the three basic meat seasonings, seasoned salt, garlic salt and pepper.
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airmouse REVIEW:
December 31, 2005These wings were very good,but I would recommend seasoning the wings before you put them throught the batter.And you really do not need that much of a batter,nor do you need to dip them 4 times. They are way good,just like at KFC.
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MikeDooley REVIEW:
September 7, 2004Hi Folks! I really enjoyed these wings and would easily recommend them. I would have given them a 5 but I thought the wet batter needed a little more than what was called for. Next time I will add some salt and pepper to the wet batter. I would also highly recommend not putting four coats of batter on each wing. I only put two coats on mine and they came out finger-licking-good.Enjoy,Mike
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This is a copy cat recipe submitted to CDKitchen by a third-party. This recipe is not an original recipe unless specifically stated and is considered only to be an acceptable "clone" to the original for the home cook to attempt to duplicate. Please also note that many nationwide restaurant chains vary their menus and ingredients by region so the version provided may not be similar to what you may have tried before. All trademarks referenced are property of their respective owners.
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