Wing Sauce Recipes

If you know someone from Buffalo, they know someone who told them the secret ingredients to the Anchor Bar's famous Buffalo chicken wings. I know people from Buffalo. This is my version, as described to me many years ago, over almost as many beers.

Zesty copy of Buffalo Wild Wings® sauce.

Smoky, sweet, and spicy sauce great for tossing on wings or glazing chicken/pork before or after cooking.

If you love cayenne wings and honey mustard then look here!! Trust me this will be your new favorite chicken-wing sauce.

Easy and delicious buffalo wing sauce. Coat wings prepared in desired method - I prefer them deep-fried and crispy.

I got the idea for this recipe when challenged to a burger cook-off. The whole lot of us like chicken wings, so I figured I'd translate that into a burger. I was was not only the winner, but also the only one to use chicken.

Tired of the same old red pepper and butter 'hot sauce' on your wings? Try this on your next batch for a change of pace. We're crispy wing lovers, so we always make them fried. It might work for baked wings as well, but that hasn't been tested...yet. Make your fried wings according to your favorite recipe, coat the wings in this sauce, and sprinkle with sesame seeds just prior to serving. You should be able to coat about a dozen wing pieces with the recipe. Your wings are going to be sticky but the wing lovers I hang with claim they're well worth the mess.

Not too mild, but not too hot. Great for BBQs or picnics. Once sauce is bubbling, turn to low and let fried wings sit in sauce for 5 minutes flipping wings every other minute. Serve and enjoy! Don't forget the celery sticks and blue cheese.

This is a mild sauce, with lots of taste.

A complex fruity hot sauce highlighting the superb pairing of the Caribbean habanero alongside the wonderful succulent flavors of the mango. This recipe is not for the faint at heart; it has a very sweet beginning with a kick at the end. This golden sauce is delectable.

I've been making this sauce for a while and have been tinkering with it, too. It's very basic and simple, but spicy, hot, and flavorful just like you get at your favorite chicken wing restaurant.

My boyfriend and I fried some wings for the football game on Sunday, and he decided he wanted a Asian-type sauce. Myself being experimental type, decided to concoct something up and it turned out to be a touchdown recipe!