Buffalo Wing Stout

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As I stand here heating strike water drinking an oyster stout and eating wings I wonder why not make a hot wing stout. A stout would probably be the best style for mash winging and dry winging. Obviously a hop bag or good strainer should be used when adding wings to the boil.
 
I forgot about the wingback. That is where all the aroma will come from.
 
I'm not a fan of pellet wings.. Something about rubbing around a big handful of wings and then burying my face in 'em that I love, and you just can't do that with wing pellets.
 
I decided to test this with whole wings and drummies from the hot bar at the grocery store. Their not gourmet but very fresh.
 
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