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Serve immediately. No, you cannot “just grab one for the road.” You will burn your tongue, and you will blame me. Blame the wings instead—they’re hot, not rude. Surprising fact: the famous “Buffalo wing” was invented in 1964 at the Anchor Bar in Buffalo, New York. The owner’s son brought in leftover wings, and the owner’s wife, Teressa, deep-fried them and tossed them in sauce. She basically invented happiness.

Pair with blue cheese dressing (ranch is for people who drive minivans at 25 below the speed limit), celery sticks, and a beer that’s colder than your ex’s heart. Eat with your hands. Lick your fingers. Do not apologize. The neighbors will smell the charcoal glory and envy your existence.

One last warning: never leave the grill unattended. A gas grill is a loyal friend, but it’s also a fire-breathing idiot if you ignore it. Keep a spray bottle of water nearby for flare-ups. Or, if you’re feeling dramatic, use a fire extinguisher—but that’s the plot of a forgotten barbecue episode.

Final Pro Tips from a Wing Prophet

If you want extra-crispy skin, let the sauced wings sit on a rack in the fridge for 30 minutes before grilling. This dries them out further. Or, skip the sauce and serve it on the side—you’ll get a crunch that shatters like glass. Both options are correct, and anyone who argues is probably eating wings with a fork.

Now go forth, light that grill, and make your ancestors proud. Or at least make your stomach stop growling. You’ve got this.