Boneless Buffalo Wings with boneless chicken breast coated in breading and fried to perfection, with spicy buffalo wing sauce, ready in only 45 minutes!
We love ALL things Buffalo around here, and we’re especially fond of our Buffalo Chicken Dip, Buffalo Wing Sauce, and of course our classic Buffalo Wings!
BONELESS BUFFALO WINGS
Boneless Buffalo Wings are one of my all-time favorite appetizers. Made with breaded chicken breast that’s fried and covered in buffalo sauce, they’re PERFECT to serve at a game day party along with a bowl of blue cheese dip and cut up carrots and celery sticks.
Boneless wings aren’t actually wings at all, they’re just boneless chicken breast that’s breaded and fried. But I promise you after breading them and covering them in the sauce, you won’t even notice!
I even serve these with a side of extra spicy hot sauce, for guests who like their wings really spicy.
CAN YOU MAKE BONELESS BUFFALO WINGS AHEAD?
Boneless buffalo wings are perfect for making ahead of time. Just make the chicken through the frying step, then let cool and freeze.
When you’re ready, you can put the frozen chicken straight into the oven at 350 degrees F. Bake until warmed through and crispy, then smother in buffalo sauce and serve.
WHAT’S THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN HOT SAUCE AND BUFFALO SAUCE?
Buffalo sauce is basically hot sauce, but with butter and any other added seasonings you’d prefer. Sometimes that’s pepper, garlic powder, extra cayenne, or a small amount of sugar.
HOW TO MAKE BONELESS BUFFALO WINGS IN THE OVEN
You can bake these boneless wings by breading them and placing them on a baking sheet and spraying lightly with cooking oil.
Then bake at 375 degrees F for 15 minutes, flip over and bake an additional 15 minutes, or until chicken is cooked through and reaches an internal temperature of 165 degrees F.
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- Black Bean Dip
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HOW LONG WILL BONELESS BUFFALO WINGS LAST?
These boneless wings will keep in the refrigerator for 3-4 days. But keep in mind that once the sauce is poured on them, you have a limited window of crispy texture. They’ll still be tasty after refrigerating and reheating, but noticeably softer.
TIPS FOR MAKING BONELESS BUFFALO WINGS
- You can make this recipe without breading the wings, just cut up and bake boneless skinless chicken breasts, then coat with sauce and serve.
- Serve with cut up vegetables, blue cheese dressing, and ranch dressing. I’ve also crumbled blue cheese on top of the wings.
- We’re making buffalo wings, but you can really use any wings sauce you want for these once the breaded chicken is done.
- Make a sweeter buffalo wing and cut some of the heat by adding ¼ cup of dark brown sugar to the buffalo sauce. Whisk over medium-high heat until the sugar dissolves. You can also use honey.
- You can add other savory spices to the breading, like garlic powder or extra cayenne pepper.
Ingredients
- 2 chicken breasts boneless skinless
- 1 cup flour
- 2 teaspoons kosher salt
- 1/2 teaspoon ground black pepper
- 1 large egg
- 1 cup whole milk
- canola oil for frying
- 2 cups buffalo wing sauce
Instructions
- In a medium bowl whisk together the flour, salt and pepper and in a second bowl whisk the egg and milk together.
- Cut the chicken into two inch chunks then dip each piece of chicken into the egg mixture then the flour mixture, then back to the egg, then back to the flour then rest on a cookie sheet for 20 minutes.
- Heat three inches of canola oil to 375 degrees in a large dutch oven when you are ready to fry.
- Add 6-8 pieces of chicken at a time to the oil and fry for 5-6 minutes until cooked through then remove to a clean cookie sheet and when all the chicken is done toss with the buffalo chicken wing sauce.
Notes
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Amazing recipe. I would never order boneless wings again unless I’m out on the town or out of town. Then, only, to compare them unfavorably to this recipe. Thank you.
What are the ingredients to boneless chicken wings?
Sorry I am a little confused by your question. What are you asking?
How much is in a serving?
5-6 chunks is a serving. It’s roughly half a chicken breast.
Can I bake or air fry these?
I added baking instructions in the post above but haven’t tested them in an air fryer yet. If you decide to try, I’d love to know how they turn out. Thanks!
Fabulous! Followed directions to a T and they came out PERFECT. I didn’t add any special ingredients, as I just followed the recipe. I used a deep fryer that I’ve had for years, but forgot about. I fried them for 5 minutes and they came out better than expected. They were moist and BIG because the flour and egg concoction puffs them right up.
I would definitely use this recipe again and again. I’ve tried others and they just didn’t crisp up, were soggy, or otherwise less than par. This recipe is a winner. Thank you!
Thanks for the rave review, Denise. I’m so glad you enjoyed it so much to warrant a 5 star rating.
These are probably the best boneless wings I’ve ever had and I’m from Buffalo! I added a bit of baking powder (instead of cornstarch) to get an extra crunch but honestly I don’t think I needed to. I added less milk to the egg mixture and let them sit for a little longer before putting them in the oil (not on purpose) and they were super crunchy!! I’ve also never been able to get breading to stay on anything I bake or fry and this stayed on superbly! I used my own sauces, though, no offense! 🙂
So glad you enjoyed them, Erin.
My first time making boneless wings and these turned out great! Will be perfect for sweet and sour too.
I’m so glad you decided to give it a try, Alison. Thanks for the 5 stars.
These didn’t come out as crispy as they need to be to stay crunchy after being tossed in sauce. I marinated my chicken, and did flour first cus the egg mixture is not going to stick to chicken unless it’s been coated in flour first. And double battered from there. This small change wouldn’t have changed how the chicken comes out. I would suggest cutting the milk in half, might let the egg give the batter more texture. Plus I ended up throwing much of the liquid mixture away. Milk is expensive, so I can’t rly afford to throw it out!
Sorry that they didn’t turn out as crunchy as you liked them. If you add some cornstarch to the flour mixture, you can add even more crunch 🙂 Also to save on milk, you can always use more chicken breast so there’s no waste. Hope this helps if you try them again! 🙂
If you follow the instructions it comes out perfect every time. I’ve been making these for years but I use self rising flour instead.
Can u put in oven or fry in oil
Could I fry these in coconut oil? Thank you ?
You sure can. It might adjust the flavor a bit. Enjoy!
Does it have to be whole milk?
thank you,
ryane large
You can use 2% or 1% without issue too. Hope you enjoy it!
Hi. What does adding the milk to the egg do? What would happen if you just coated the chicken in egg and then flour without the milk? Thank you.
The milk allows the chicken to become more tender.
These look delicious!
Thanks, Karly!