This is a great recipe for people who don't like HOT wings. I didn't change the recipe at all but I did change the cooking method. I marinated the chicken wings in the sauce for three hours. Then I lined a cookie sheet (with sides) with the new non-stick foil. I put the marinated wings on the cookie sheet and baked them for approximately 50 minutes. They do brown very nicely. I did not baste them. When the wings were almost done I brought the marinade to a boil in a large pot. I boiled it for about two minutes. I mixed 3 tbs. corn starch in a jar with some ice water about 1/2 cup. Slowly mix the corn starch mixture into the boiling marinade until it is the thickness you desire. Adding the cold cornstarch mixture to the hot marinade keeps it from getting lumpy. I don't know why this works but it does. (Also works for gravy). When the marinade is the thickness you desire turn it off. When the wings are done add them to the pot and mix to coat with the thickened marinade. Sprinkle with sesame seeds and serve. Great recipe.
This is a great recipe for people who don't like HOT wings. I didn't change the recipe at all but I did change the cooking method. I marinated the chicken wings in the sauce for three hours. Then I lined a cookie sheet (with sides) with the new non-stick foil. I put the marinated wings on the cookie sheet and baked them for approximately 50 minutes. They do brown very nicely. I did not baste them. When the wings were almost done I brought the marinade to a boil in a large pot. I boiled it for about two minutes. I mixed 3 tbs. corn starch in a jar with some ice water about 1/2 cup. Slowly mix the corn starch mixture into the boiling marinade until it is the thickness you desire. Adding the cold cornstarch mixture to the hot marinade keeps it from getting lumpy. I don't know why this works but it does. (Also works for gravy). When the marinade is the thickness you desire turn it off. When the wings are done add them to the pot and mix to coat with the thickened marinade. Sprinkle with sesame seeds and serve. Great recipe.
I don't know why people change so much in a recipe the first time they make something and then rate it less than it should be! These don't need a change..they are yummi and gooey!! Take the freedom to be sloppy..and you won't be able to resist the finger lickin! One person mentioned cooking sauce seperately for basting...but if you fill your tinfoil lined pan with 1/4" of the sauce while baking the wings you just baste with that..it's hot and yummy and available for dipping in the end. Husband loved these!
Fantastic wings and loved by the whole gang. Did not have molasses in the house which didn't seem to make a difference because they turned out great! I marinated for three hours took the chicken out and broiled for about fifteen minutes to crisp them up and then baked with the wonderful sauce. Yummy!
I made these wings and added 1/2 cup packed brown sugar 2 T vinegar and 2 T Franks Hot sauce and a dash of chili pepper. They turned out perfect like the ones at wingers not hot but perfectly spicey!! Don't worry if your sauce is a little runny it gets gooey when it cooks. I also did not bother re-bastinging the wings or turning them but be sure to grease your pan! Better yet use foil over a pan and grease that.
These wings were amazing. I made them for my Christmas party and there weren't any left by the end of the night. And I made a lot!! If you want them to be a little bit more spicy I suggest increasing the chili sauce. I cooked these on a baking sheet as opposed to a dish. I think they come out more crispy that way and I turned them once half way through cooking.
I used drumsticks instead of wings but first I skinned them to remove some of the fattiness. The only other change I made to the recipe was using a tbp. of chile paste instead of the sauce. I think it added some extra heat but we liked it! Ooop's there was one more change I put the marinade in a saucepan & cooked it down some because you shouldn't use sauce you marinaded raw chicken in to baste with unless you cook it @ a higher temp to kill the bacteria. I reduced it some & then thickened it up w/ cornstarch mixed in cold water before basting the chicken. These were fantastic...like a spicy asian BBQ. Normally if I have leftovers I either make something different out of them or send them home w/ my son but he is going to miss out on these;o)...we are going to turn around & have them for dinner again tonight. They are soo good! I served them w/ microwave corn on the cob (topped w/ garlic parmesan butter mix) & sesame green beans (both from this site) but I'll make different sides tonight to shake it up some.
Absolutely the best recipe ever for sweet chicken wings! I did add about 20 shakes of "hot sauce" to them too. My friend who doesn't like hot wings was blown away. He couldn't tell I had added it...he wants another batch tonight. I also used about 1--1 1/2 T. of powdered garlic instead of the garlic cloves. Cooked them for the 50 minutes at 375 and then kicked the heat down to 350 for another 20 minutes and the meat just fell off the bone. I did what another reader suggested...I fixed rice and poured the marinade over it...awesome! You have to try this recipe!
GREAT CHICKEN! The first time I made this I found it to be very mild so the next time I baked the chicken IN most of the sauce and turned it frequently (every 10 minutes or so) and it was really flavourful!
I am not a big fan of chicken wings but these definately won me They were a hit at a recent dinner party. The marinade is incredible. I'm going to try it on ribs next. Only 1 suggestion use a disposable pan to cook these on I think I ruined mine! Excellent recipe!!!!
These were terrible. I did exactly as the recipe stated and they looked like bland chicken so I put them under the broiler so they would get crisp and browned but they had NO flavor.
