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For years, I made my chicken wing sauce by pouring melted butter into hot sauce and stirring. It was simple, and it worked. But then I made a tiny tweak — like, really tiny — and I’ve never looked back. Now I make a hot sauce beurre monté, which gives you a smoother, thicker sauce that clings to wings instead of sliding off. It’s a simple technique, but it completely changes the texture. The sauce stays glossy, balanced, and slightly creamy without tasting heavy.
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