Small stainless-steel saucepan
Gentle, even heat for honey infusions and glazes.
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Whisk hot honey, butter, hot sauce, and cider vinegar into a quick wing sauce. It balances sweet heat with enough tang to coat freshly cooked wings.
Buttery · Tangy · Five-minute sauce

Quantities for 8 servings
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Measure the hot honey, hot sauce, vinegar, and garlic powder into a bowl.
Melt the butter in a small saucepan over low heat for 1–2 minutes; do not brown it.
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Whisk in the honey mixture for about 1 minute until smooth and warm, then remove from the heat.
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Toss with fully cooked wings or serve as a dip. Keep a separate clean portion for serving; never reuse sauce that touched raw poultry. Refrigerate leftovers promptly and use within 3–4 days.
Times are estimates. Check doneness and any required internal temperature before serving.
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