I'm not sure what it is about my kids, but they are so picky when it comes to chicken. In fact, D1 keeps telling me she doesn't like chicken.
Over the years I have posted some awesome, kick ass chicken wing recipes:
But these are the wings my kids, especially D1, will actually request. I don't get it because I think the fried ginger chicken is the best thing on this list. But this is what they pick. I don't mind making this because there is no oil to clean up. I made this for D1's 16th birthday party, and her friends devoured these wings. D2 once remarked that cooking this makes the house smell like a Chinese restaurant.
Last week, an email came out at work. The email contained a truly offensive reminder that the start of the next school year is but a mere 8 weeks away. Really??? Cripes! They HAD to go there? Final grades weren't even due and they go reminding us about the next school year. The "slap in the face" part for me meant that in less than 10 weeks, D1 will off to college.
I guess my mission for the next 10 weeks will be to cook things she likes. I'm going to start with this chicken, although D1 is primarily a red meat eater. If she had her way, we'd have either rib eye steak or
pulehu ribs every night. I'm wondering what she will eat when she goes away.
click on recipe title for printable recipe
2 1/2 lbs chicken wings
1 tbsp oil
1 tsp salt
1/8 tsp pepper
2 tbsp brown sugar, packed
2 tbsp maple syrup
1/4 c water
1/2" piece ginger
1 star anise
1/4 tsp sesame oil
Preheat oven to 400 degrees. Line a baking pan with heavy duty foil. Place rack in prepared pan. Spray rack with non-stick cooking spray. Remove wing tips (discard) and cut remaining wing into 2 pieces (drummette and flat). Toss chicken pieces with oil, salt, and pepper. Place in a single layer on rack. Bake 50 minutes. While chicken is baking, bring brown sugar, maple syrup, water, ginger, and star anise to a boil. Cook for 15 minutes or until reduced to half. Remove garlic, ginger, and star anise. Place cooked chicken in a bowl. Add sesame oil to sauce and pour over chicken. Toss to coat evenly. Place chicken back on rack and bake another 10 minutes.
I'm not sure what it is about my kids, but they are so picky when it comes to chicken. In fact, D1 keeps telling me she doesn't like chicken.
Over the years I have posted some awesome, kick ass chicken wing recipes:
But these are the wings my kids, especially D1, will actually request. I don't get it because I think the fried ginger chicken is the best thing on this list. But this is what they pick. I don't mind making this because there is no oil to clean up. I made this for D1's 16th birthday party, and her friends devoured these wings. D2 once remarked that cooking this makes the house smell like a Chinese restaurant.
Last week, an email came out at work. The email contained a truly offensive reminder that the start of the next school year is but a mere 8 weeks away. Really??? Cripes! They HAD to go there? Final grades weren't even due and they go reminding us about the next school year. The "slap in the face" part for me meant that in less than 10 weeks, D1 will off to college.
I guess my mission for the next 10 weeks will be to cook things she likes. I'm going to start with this chicken, although D1 is primarily a red meat eater. If she had her way, we'd have either rib eye steak or
pulehu ribs every night. I'm wondering what she will eat when she goes away.
click on recipe title for printable recipe
2 1/2 lbs chicken wings
1 tbsp oil
1 tsp salt
1/8 tsp pepper
2 tbsp brown sugar, packed
2 tbsp maple syrup
1/4 c water
1/2" piece ginger
1 star anise
1/4 tsp sesame oil
Preheat oven to 400 degrees. Line a baking pan with heavy duty foil. Place rack in prepared pan. Spray rack with non-stick cooking spray. Remove wing tips (discard) and cut remaining wing into 2 pieces (drummette and flat). Toss chicken pieces with oil, salt, and pepper. Place in a single layer on rack. Bake 50 minutes. While chicken is baking, bring brown sugar, maple syrup, water, ginger, and star anise to a boil. Cook for 15 minutes or until reduced to half. Remove garlic, ginger, and star anise. Place cooked chicken in a bowl. Add sesame oil to sauce and pour over chicken. Toss to coat evenly. Place chicken back on rack and bake another 10 minutes.
I'm not sure what it is about my kids, but they are so picky when it comes to chicken. In fact, D1 keeps telling me she doesn't like chicken.
Last week, an email came out at work. The email contained a truly offensive reminder that the start of the next school year is but a mere 8 weeks away. Really??? Cripes! They HAD to go there? Final grades weren't even due and they go reminding us about the next school year. The "slap in the face" part for me meant that in less than 10 weeks, D1 will off to college.
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