Winger's is a pretty good restaurant in this region of the U.S. (Idaho, Utah, Oregon, Washington, etc.) and they have great sticky fingers. The sauce is hot enough, but sweet enough and very addicting. I saw
this copycat recipe and knew I had to try it. It tasted just like Winger's, and was much cheaper to make (duh). We had a lot of leftover sauce, but it was good to dip the freezer fries in. Zak had the best idea for coating the chicken tenders: he suggested that I put the chicken in a strainer with a bowl underneath to catch the excess sauce. It worked really well. This was a really easy, fun dinner and I'm sure we'll have it again!
1 package breaded chicken tenders
6 Tbl. Frank's hot sauce (it's important to use the Frank's brand, from what I've heard)
4 Tbl. water
1 1/2 c. brown sugar
1. Prepare chicken according to the package directions.
2. Combine remaining ingredients in a small saucepan on the stove, stirring until sugar has dissolved.
3. Place cooked chicken in strainer, with a large bowl underneath. Pour the sauce on the chicken and toss.
4. Repeat with the sauce that drained a few times and enjoy with ranch dressing!
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