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chicken wings


jayt90

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I need some new ideas for chicken wings.

Any thoughts for grilling? Slow Cooking? Sauces? Oven wings?

How can I cook them so they are lean (no excess fat) yet juicy?

Do you have a great home made sauce to share?

I need help, since my wings are not consistent.

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If you like spicy, my MIL makes a Korean braised dish with wings. Potent stuff.

Chicken wings

Onions

garlic

soy sauce

a little sugar

Red pepper flakes

a touch of sesame oil

salted shrimp (optional0

add everything to taste and a little water. I think the cooking time is about 1 hour to 1 1/2.

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"Manchette" of wings. French the wing by choping off the ankle jointand pulling the meat and skin down(to inverted over the shoulder(?) joint, then do whatever. I prefer a roast.

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I like to make Chinese style wings. Bake the wings coated with a mixture of soy sauce and oyster sauce. Stir fry briefly in a hot wok or skillet with the Chinese sauce of your choice. I usually use a mixture of soy sauce, brown vinegar, Chinese cooking wine, hot bean paste and a little corn starch. They end up with a nice glaze.

Finish on the serving platter with finely chopped scallions and cilantro.

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Bet that you'll find something here which will fill the bill ... poor choice of words ...  maybe beak? :laugh:

the late Frank Perdue would be proud of these... all 476 of them!    :huh:

That's a cool list.

When I don't broil wings in hot sauce, I braise them in my large covered frying pan with dry(ish) madeira and some white wine. (A chicken marsala recipe will do for the braising liquid; just substitute madeira. Omit any mushrooms; use lemon, shallots and garlic. I mix the madeira half and half with white wine; you could use all madeira but it will be quite a thick and rich sauce.) Don't cook them until they fall apart. This recipe can be done with very little fat; just brown the meat well at the outset and drain before you start adding wine.

I actually use wing segments or just drummettes for this because whole wings are hard to cram into the frying pan.

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Varmint gave me thisAsian Wing Recipe, when I needed ideas for a New Year's Eve party. I've made them twice since then.

They are spectacular!

Marlene

Practice. Do it over. Get it right.

Mostly, I want people to be as happy eating my food as I am cooking it.

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