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- From uuneo!sugar!taronga!arielle Wed Aug 04 12:11:27 CDT 1993
- Article: 5345 of rec.food.recipes
- Newsgroups: rec.food.recipes
- Path: uuneo!sugar!taronga!arielle
- From: "Stephanie M. Clarkson-Aines" <thespian@access.digex.net>
- Subject: Chicken "Wing" Pizza
- In-Reply-To: <I80TG3L@taronga.com>
- Message-ID: <199308040740.AA03368@access.digex.net>
- Followup-To: poster
- Sender: arielle@taronga.com (Stephanie da Silva)
- Reply-To: thespian@access.digex.net
- Organization: The Home for Wayward Elves
- Date: Wed, 4 Aug 1993 03:40:45 -0400
- Approved: arielle@taronga.com
-
- There's a rather familiar recipe that alot of people use to make what I
- think are the *best* chicken wings in existence...it's the ultimate in
- casual cooking, and infallible...
-
- 1. Take 2-3 pounds of cut wings, but them in a big bowl
- 2. Dump a big bottle of Durkee's Red Pepper Hot Sauce over them
- 3. Pour white vinegar into the bowl until it is almost full
- 4. Add enough oil to make just a thin layer on top of the other liquid
- 5. Let it sit for an hour, then broil the wings.
-
- The wings are served with blue cheese dip, sour cream or some of the
- vinegar/pepper sauce for dipping. No matter how much or little of each of
- the ingredients, as long as they're all there, it's an impossible recipe
- to screw up.
-
- This weekend we decided that we wanted to imitate all these places that
- are serving (insert restaurant's name) style-chicken pizza (including the
- Price Club!) so, after being goaded on by the people who tell me I make
- good wings, I experimented, and out came:
-
- Thespian's Spicy Grilled Chicken Pizza
-
- - The crust is left up to you..I was lazy and used Boboli :)
- - The pizza sauce is left up to you..I used the last of my homemade from last
- year..
- - mozzarella cheese, shredded about a c. per pizza but also to taste
- - olive oil
- - a small bottle of Durkee's sauce
- - white vinegar
- - 2-3 boneless chicken breasts
- - sundried tomatoes
- - crushed dried peppers for sprinkling on finished pizza
-
- Like with the wings, the chicken breasts get soaked in Durkee's and
- vinegar. If you are going to broil them, you'll need oil in the mix
- again; since it's that time of year I barbecued them, and the oil wasn't
- really needed. Cook the chicken and cut it into small chunks. Lightly
- baste the whole pizza crust, including the edges with the olive oil. Mix a
- bit of the hot pepper sauce into the pizza sauce and spread that over the
- pizza crust. Put the dried tomatoes on top of the sauce, cover with
- mozzarella, and spread the chunked chicken evenly over the pizza. If
- you're a masochist like me, splash on more hot sauce (g).
-
- Becuase I used a pre-cooked crust, my cooking time was fairly short...15
- minutes at 350 F.
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