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HONEY-SRIRACHA DRUMMETTES

- —Miyah Lacy

Flour seasoning

12 cups all-purpose flour, add more as needed 8 tbsps. garlic powder Black pepper and salt, to taste 8 cups buttermilk

Honey-Sriracha glaze

2 cups honey 6 cups Sriracha sauce Optional: 4 tbsps. rice vinegar Note: Sriracha is an Asian chili sauce made with chili peppers, vinegar, garlic, sugar and salt and is available at most grocery stores. Directions: Place honey, Sriracha and rice vinegar in a bowl. Mix, and set aside.

Drummettes

10 cups vegetable oil, more as needed 12 lbs. chicken drummettes; approximat­ely 100-125 Optional: Chopped green onions as garnish Note: Chicken drummettes are the trimmed section of the chicken wing that resembles a miniature chicken leg/ drumstick. They are available for purchase as drummettes in the poultry section of some grocery stores, or you can trim your own. Directions: Heat oil in deep fryer or large pot to 350°F, or until you see ribbons in the oil and it makes a slight popping sound. Mix together flour and spices. Divide flour mixture into two bowls. In a third bowl, pour all of the buttermilk. Dredge drummettes into first flour bowl, then the buttermilk, and finish by dredging in the second bowl of flour. Using approximat­ely 10 drummettes per batch, deep-fry drummettes at 350°F for eight to 10 minutes. Place drummettes on a paper towel to remove excess oil. Toss with the honey-Sriracha glaze. Garnish with chopped green onions (optional). Serves 24. Active time: 30 minutes (if store-packaged drummettes, longer if you prepare your own). Total time: 90 minutes.

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