Grilled Garlic Parmesan Chicken Wings

Grilled Garlic Parmesan Wings are perfect for a Game Day Treat and are so easy to make!

I am in full fall football swing and love a good cookout for game day! I can’t wait to go to take the Garlic Parmesan Wings. Don’t you just love going to a tailgate or where you can’t wait to see what everyone else’s creations are going to be? A friend of mine goes to tailgates every weekend it seems and she is always updating me on new goodies that are popular. 

Well, these Grilled Wings are really only to be shared with those that you truly love. If you don’t love them, they simply do not deserve these wings. I am altogether serious on this one! I want to keep them all to myself. 

The best part of this wing recipe is that the few I had left over reheated perfectly the next day. Winner winner! I took them out of the fridge and zapped them in the microwave for a quick leftover lunch. And they were delish! It was just as good as eating them straight off the grill. 

We were inspired by Joyful Healthy Eats version of her baked chicken parmesan wings! They looked so good when they came across my feed that I immediately decided to try our own version on the Big Green Egg! 

How to Make Grilled Garlic Parmesan Wings 

Although we made our wings on the Big Green Egg, these work great on a gas grill as well! 

Heat the grill to 350 degrees. Toss the wings with a little olive oil in a large bowl so they won’t stick to the grill grates. Then place all the wings on the grate and grill for about six to seven minutes and flip. Grill another six to seven minutes, checking to make sure the internal temperature reaches 165 degrees. 

While the wings are cooking on the grill, combine the melted butter, olive oil, parmesan, garlic cloves and roasted red peppers in a bowl and combine. 

Remove the wings from the grill and toss them in the melted butter mixture. Top with parsley and green onions or chives! 

How to Separate Chicken Wings 

If you bought wings that are still in the three segments, this video does a great job of showing you how to separate them and locate the soft spot of where to cut them with no effort! 

If you don’t want to cut your own, try to locate the separated wing parts at the grocery store. I love the little drumstick pieces as they are easier to grab one and eat!

Can I Make These in the Oven? 

Absolutely! Bake them for 20-25 minutes on a wire rack on a sheet pan. You need the wire rack so that the air can flow underneath and make the skin crispy and not soggy! If you don’t have a rack, you can make a mock rack by folding aluminum foil into ridges to get the air up and under the wing. You do that by making stiff ridges of scrunched up foil every ½ inch or so. 

It should look like this: 

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You are trying to build the ridges like the upside down V above! It works in a pinch! 

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