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If you’ve ever been disappointed by soggy oven-baked wings, this is the fix. By using a simple starch technique and a 24-hour "fridge cure," we’re recreating the legendary, shatter-crisp texture of Long Wong’s on Mill Avenue. This video breaks down how to get that professional deep-fryer crunch at home, plus I will try to recreate 5 of the sauce recipes that made the old bar famous—from a buttery mild to the almost flammable "☠️" sauce. In this video: The "Secret" Coating: Why Potato Starch beats Flour every time. The Wait: Why 24 hours in the fridge is the most important ingredient. The Sauce Lab: Recreating 5 iconic flavors from the Mill Avenue legend. The Crunch Test: Seeing if the "Starch Matrix" can survive the butter-based Mild sauce. Coating: 2 Tbsp potato starch 1 Tbsp baking powder (aluminum free) 1/2 tsp salt Mild Sauce: 1/2 cup Frank's Red Hot 2 Tbsp butter Medium Sauce: 1/2 cup Frank's Red hot BBQ Sauce: 1/2 cup bottled BBQ sauce 1/4 cup Frank's Red Hot Hot Sauce: 1/2 cup Frank's Red Hot 3/4 tsp jalapeño powder ☠️ Sauce 1/2 cup Frank's Red Hot 3/4 tsp habanero powder Honey Q Sauce: 1/2 cup bottled BBQ sauce 1/4 cup honey If you want a more spicy Honey Q, just add some Frank's Red Hot to taste! 🕒 Timestamps: 0:00 The Long Wong’s Legacy 0:26 The Science of the Starch Matrix 2:02 The 24-Hour Dehydration Cycle 2:47 Engineering the 5 Sauces (Mild to ☠️) 8:52 Out of the Oven 9:14 Saucing the Wings 10:57 The "Butter-Resistance" Test Mild Wings 11:34 Taste Taste of the ☠️ Wings 11:51 Flavor Trip Down Memory Lane