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	Country Fried Chicken Gizzards by Smokinhotchef From the familiar to the not so much! There has always been a push to waste nothing in lieu of sustaining life and feeding one's family. In that quest, we entertain all aspects of and parts of animals as possible fuel for the body. Offal and sweet breads have been on the tables of fine dining restaurants for many a year with…	1 vote 1 review 14958 views
	Buffalo Wings by John Elder Restaurant style Buffalo wings.	5 votes 3 reviews 3 comments 8059 views
	Asian-style Deep Fried Chicken Wings by A.L. Wiebe I have been making this version of chicken wings for years now, and they are always a hit. This is just the basic marinade recipe, so depending on my mood, I spice them up some with extra Sriracha sauce, maybe some garlic. Do what makes you happy, but enjoy and have fun with it. *P.S. this will likely destroy your deep-fry oil, so…	2 votes 1 review 1 comment 15129 views
	Fried Chicken Coating by Robyn Savoie Here's a recipe for down-home fried chicken you can rely on. The well seasoned, made in minutes, flour coating makes enough to keep on hand in your pantry. It easily competes with one of the well-known chicken restaurant chains.	1 vote 2 comments 8479 views
	Game Day Chicken Chimichangas 3 Ways by Debra aka Reel Lady Game Day Chicken Chimichangas - 3 Ways is the perfect food for football fans everywhere. It's a crowd pleaser that will have everyone cheering "touchdown." This recipe will make up to 6, but will serve 12 when sliced. You may want to do multiple batches for your hungry crowd. Please enjoy our featured film "The Longest Yard" with Adam…	1 vote 5652 views
	Honey Fried Chicken by Culinary Envy This tasty, juicy Honey Fried Chicken gets ridiculously golden crispy from the honey buttermilk batter and lip-smacking seasoned breading!	1 vote 1768 views
	Spicy Chicken Wings by Marla Nichols Asian-influenced spicy, sweet, chicken wings.	1 vote 2348 views
	Five spices fried chicken strips by BestOodles Not your typical fried chicken	1 vote 4329 views
	Brownie's Lip Smakin' Snackin Wingz by Smokinhotchef Poultry and spicy foods are two things a lot of us love and generally never get tired of eating. I named this recipe after my daughter Bronwyn (Brownie) because one evening she 'placed an order' and I came up with the wing sauce as per her request. She asked for "hot wings" but her hot and my hot are not one in the same. I found a…	1 vote 1 review 2271 views
	ADOBONG MANOK & LIEMPO by sheila It's the Philippines favorite dish originated from Spain. You can just cook it without Pork loin.You can store it in the refrigerator for a week or store in freezer whichever you prefer. In Negros Occidental, the better way to eat it is omit pork shred the chicken pieces after cooking, remove the bones, deep fry it until color changes…	1 vote 5518 views
	Japanese Fried Chicken; My Hometown Style by Yu Marinade chicken in soy sauce & wine & ginger & garlic mixture and fry until golden. Definitely yummy,	2 votes 3266 views
	Smokinhot's Wingz and Things by Smokinhotchef Wings gone haywire!! Everyone needs a good and spicy hot wing in their lives at some point!! Along with the heat however, you also want flavor to boot. Great with beer and friends and family, not necessarily in that order, wings are as American as apple pie. The longer you let them marinate, the racier they become. Take your wingz…	1 vote 1 review 2790 views
	Sesame Ginger Chicken w/ Carrots and Jasmine Rice by Smokinhotchef In a word Schwing! This is another installment of my take on Chinese take-out fare at home. Loads of flavor and a virtual playground for the taste-buds. Caution: DO try this at home!!! Crowd pleasing on a budget's and your family won't believe it's homemade!	1 vote 1 review 2847 views
	Chicken Tenders by Foooooooood Makes about five or six chicken tenders. I usually make marinade first and leave chicken in it for about 15 minutes, or as long as it takes to get everything else ready. I feel this is adequate time, though some may wish to leave it in longer. For those who prefer spicy food, add 1/4 teaspoon of black pepper or cayenne pepper…	1 vote 2072 views

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