Have you ever had trouble cooking marinated chicken wings? Or been to a BBQ and the marinade has burnt on the chicken wings?
In this video i'm going to show you how to cook marinated chicken wings without burning them or making a mess in your BBQ!

Personally, I think marinated wings should always be cooked indirect, they burn very easy cooking direct over heat as the marinades are typically high in sugar which burns easy. They can be done on a flat plate however you really want to be sticking around medium, even low heat and even then, the marinade is still potentially going to burn or at least make a big mess.

Setting your BBQ up for indirect cooking is the way to go, for this cook I set my kettle style BBQ up with one charcoal basket full of briquettes, I placed the wings on the opposite side to the charcoal basket on the cooking grate, set my BBQ up to run at around 350F/180c and these chicken wings were done in around 35-40 minutes.
I used cherry wood for some smoke, however I find most fruit woods will go well with chicken.

This method is great if you like buying pre-marinated wings. However my preferred chicken wings are either dry rubbed and hot smoked until crispy, or that same method but coated with a sauce at the end of the cook.

Definitely give this method a shot if you are having trouble cooking marinated chicken wings...... Or share this video with someone who always makes a mess or burns their chicken wings!

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