Do not guess doneness. Use a thermometer. Chicken wings are safe at 165°F internally.
But here’s the fun part: Many chefs take wings to 175°F. Why? The extra heat breaks down connective tissue. It makes the meat fall apart like a good gossip.
Gas grills hold steady heat better than charcoal. You can trust that knob. It’s your friend—like a lazy but reliable sibling.
The Sauce Spray Debacle
Want to be ridiculous? Use a spray bottle. Fill it with melted butter and hot sauce. Spritz the wings while they cook.
It sounds insane. It is. But it creates a fine, even coating that caramelizes faster. You’ll look like a mad scientist. The neighbors will be jealous.
Warning: This will make your grill look like a crime scene. Worth it.
Grilling Chicken Wings On Gas Grills: How To Get The Best Results