Chicken Wings in Pittsburgh (Washington, Shiloh: restaurants, pub, eat)

[youngabe]

Originally Posted by MeinGlanzendMotorrad

Go to Sam's Club. Buy 10lbs of chicken wings for $18. Get a deep frying pan, fill it with oil. Heat it until a few drops of water flicked at it sizzle and pop instantly.

Cook the wings in the oil for about 12 minutes, more or less depending on how crispy you want them. Take them out of the oil, season.


Save hundreds of dollars replacing a dozen bar trips with cooking at home.

I enjoy nothing about cooking, from the prep, to clean-up, I'll pass. For me, it's money well spent to get food from a restaurant. Personal preference, different strokes, for different folks.

[irishvan]

Originally Posted by raubre

Many people work long hours and have kids to take care of. It's not an excuse.



Eating deep fried wings is eating much better?

haha! yea!

Or Mr. Motorcyle people don't care to cook or have any interest in cooking...cause cooking sucks..

[youngabe]

Originally Posted by Gnutella

Quaker Steak & Lube.

I said I'm not looking for the ones that are like what Quaker Steak & Lube serves.

[youngabe]

Originally Posted by robrobrob

Not sure what you mean about the brown paper bag. Do you want them seasoned but not no sauce. There is place in Cranberry that does them that way that my brother in law dragged us to. However, I forget the name of it.

Right, seasoned, no sauce. Basically the deep-fried kind that you would get commonly at a bar, with just the paprika dry rub on. I only referenced the brown paper bag because anytime I've picked them up on carry out, they're usually all just thrown into a paper bag and you can see the grease seeping through the bag. Mmm, so bad, but so good!

[youngabe]

Originally Posted by raubre

Any pizza shop has wings nowadays. The Pennysaver advertises them all the time.

The only place I can maybe think of is Shiloh Grill?

Pennysaver is a good idea to find local pizza joints--thanks.

[youngabe]

Originally Posted by irishvan

Don' waste your money on a Deep Fryer that will make your entire house/apartment smell awful indefinately. Places w/ awesome wings ( I know nothing about Mt. Lebanon but here are city recs) South Side: Smokin' Joes, Fat Heads, Marios Strip: Beer Hive (they have a HONEY BACON SAUCE) Lawrenceville: New Amsterdam (Some good dry rubs especially Cajun) Shadyside: Capys (they have baked wings!) William Penn Tavern.

Ah hah, good suggestions. Thanks.

[raubre]

Originally Posted by irishvan

haha! yea!

Or Mr. Motorcyle people don't care to cook or have any interest in cooking...cause cooking sucks..

I actually don't mind cooking, if I have a whole day to do so, which is rare anymore.

[irishvan]

Originally Posted by raubre

I actually don't mind cooking, if I have a whole day to do so, which is rare anymore.

But I do!

[jjs65]

Okay, I know EXACTLY what kind of wings you like. Redbeard's bar and grill at the intersection of sycamore and shiloh st. They're really good and greasy. Pretty cheap too. 20 for $12.

The best wings i've ever eaten, however, is at Praha in Tarentum. They're legendary.

[youngabe]

Originally Posted by jjs65

Okay, I know EXACTLY what kind of wings you like. Redbeard's bar and grill at the intersection of sycamore and shiloh st. They're really good and greasy. Pretty cheap too. 20 for $12.

The best wings i've ever eaten, however, is at Praha in Tarentum. They're legendary.

I was wondering if Redbeard's had them. I'll definitely give that a shot. I've heard of the Praha in Tarentum. I grew up near Apollo and can name at least 5 places where I can get the wings I want!