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Crispy Buffalo Wings

These tempting fried buffalo wings will get even KFC lovers drooling! The high protein content's an added bonus; just don't get carried away and eat too many of them if you're watching your diet.
5 pounds Chicken wings -- deep fried
1/2 gallon Hot pepper sauce
1 cup Cornstarch
Deep fry wings till they're over done. Put in pan and cover with your favorite hot sauce. Tightly wrap in foil and bake in over @ 300 for 1 hour. Let the wings cool completely in refrigerator. Roll wings in corn starch, dip in hot sauce again and roll in corn starch and let wings sit on plate for a few minutes.

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