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MATT'S BONELESS BUFFALO STYLE
CHICKEN WINGS
 
2 1/2 lb. boneless chicken breasts or tenderloins
2 cups FRANK'S® RedHot Hot Sauce
1 1/2 cups (3 sticks) butter
vegetable oil, for frying
2 cups all-purpose flour
1 tbsp. pepper
4 eggs

OTHER REQUIREMENTS:

9x11-inch baking pan
medium sized saucepan
frying pan
1 gallon Ziploc style bag
bowl
foil

Step 1. I use chicken tenderloins for this recipe because they come about the perfect size. If using boneless breasts cut into thirds. No matter what you're using, make sure the chicken is well thawed.

Step 2. Crack the eggs into a bowl and mix them to an even consistency. Soak the chicken pieces in the eggs for about ten minutes.

Step 3. Put the pepper and flour into a 1 gallon Ziploc style bag and mix them together, then put all the chicken into the bag. Close the bag blowing as much air into the bag as possible. Shake the bag until all the chicken is coated in the flour/pepper mixture and pour into a bowl.

Step 4. Pour about a half inch of oil into a frying pan letting it sit until it's nice and hot. I usually turn the element on med/high and it takes about 5 minutes to get up to temperature.

Step 5. With tongs, place four or five pieces of chicken into the oil at a time, browning each side. It usually takes about four minutes per piece, per side.

After each piece is finished frying, set aside on some napkins to cool and the excess oil can be absorbed.

Step 6. In a medium sized saucepan, melt the butter. When the butter is melted, pour in the FRANK'S® Red Hot Sauce. This recipe is for a medium spice but you can change that by adjusting the amount of Hot Sauce.

Step 7. Take all the fried chicken and place in a 9x11-inch baking pan, arranging them side by side. Pour the butter/hot sauce mixture over the chicken and cover with foil.

Bake at 350°F for about 45-60 minutes, depending on how tender you would like the chicken.

Submitted by: Matt Swick

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recipe reviews
Matt's Boneless Buffalo Style Chicken Wings
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 Michelle (Florida) says:
Awesome recipe. I couldn't find Frank's Red Hot Sauce, so I substituted with Hooter's Wing Sauce sold in grocery stores. It was better than any restaurant I have ordered these in.
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 Will (Missouri) replies:
Good idea! I have been using this Boneless Buffalo Chicken recipe for about 5 years and counting (since I found it on Cooks.com) - Never fails! It's a hit with whoever tries it!
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 Stephanie (Tennessee) says:
Let's say I wanted to just dip the fried chicken nuggets into an already prepared buffalo sauce (I really love Arby's version). I have celiac so would be substituting my GF flour mix and I just want to have fried nuggets so I can have some plain ones and some to dip.

Would I need to fry the chicken nuggets longer than 4 minutes each side or is that all they need to be fully cooked through? Thanks!
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 Leah (Texas) says:
Loved the recipe. Thanks for sharing!
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 Tahnee (Washington) says:
Dynomite and easy recipe. Thanks for sharing.
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 Ashley (Pennsylvania) says:
My family and I are health nuts so deep frying is something we never do. We do though miss the foods we use to eat. My way to make this healthy was using egg beaters as my eggs.... then instead of frying them, we baked them 10 mins after coating them in the flour...., then put the hot sauce and fat free butter mix on top..... they were amazing really hot.... like we like them with very little fat and still all (ok most) the taste.... if your health aware try them this way I promise you wont be let down.
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 C (North Carolina) says:
I loved the recipe after frying the chicken it was so juicey. I subsituted BBQ with alittle hot sauce it was good, great recipe quick ad easy
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 Love'em (Maryland) says:
I've made this boneless and with wings and drums. I made it for myself the first time, then took it to a party and people raved about the boneless ones I brought. The meat falls off the bone done the traditional way. Great recipe that I've used over and over. Just make sure you fry in peanut oil. I tried canola and not quite as good tasting. Otherwise, I wouldn't change a thing.
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 LJ (Massachusetts) says:
AMAZING , my family thought they were eating out. Best chicken tenders I ever made. Thanks MATT!!!!
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 Marissa (Virginia) says:
I sustituted the flour and pepper mixture for the Ranch flavored shake n' bake! Yummy!
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 Scott (Texas) says:
Very easy and better than Buffalo Wild Wings. Or Hooters. But part of that is probably due to my expert hand. I didn't bake as long as suggested here either
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 Keith (Maryland) says:
Can you say splendid! Awesome recipe. Leaving them in the oven for an hour makes them melt in you mouth! I tweaked the sauce a little. I am ready for football now. No more ordering wings. Thanks guys!
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 Joshua (Michigan) says:
I love it so much! I am a 10 year old boy and I picked the recipe and made it with mom's help. It's AWESOME!!!! I am going to keep making it.
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 LaShawnda (Missouri) says:
Delicious. Thanks for sharing. I prepared this for my friends and they loved it and so did I.
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 Rebecca (Texas) says:
This recipe is the same one from TGI Fridays, its fabulous.
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 Rachel (United States) says:
This was a total success and was super easy to follow. My husband does most of the cooking in our house so i was searching for something he would love that i could make for a change. Couldnt have turned out better. Restaurant quality. I didnt leave let each side fry for a full 4 min tho. I cooked them till they were the color i wanted. They go in the oven about an hr anyway, so either way they will be done. Yummy! Please make it!

 

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