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Sunday, December 5, 2010

Pan-fried Chicken Wings:

Chicken wings, the most versatile type of meat that can be cooked into many different ways. You can BBQ them, bake them, batter them, stir-fried them, deep fried them etc., but the way I like to prepare them are to marinate then pan-fried on a pan. It’s delicious.



The chicken wings taste great with beer. Many pub style restaurants offered them on their menu with perhaps, one night wings special for .25 cent per piece. This gimmick attracts many customers from the business’ perspective. It’s generally served in buffalo sauce (spicy) or sweet honey garlic as a finger licking appetizer. Yummy!

My family like to eat them because it so favorable and good with rice. I tense to make them a bit saltier so they can eat more rice with this. It’s an appetite enhancement. I cook this dish quite often as it is easy to make and doesn’t take a lots of my time to prepare. This is a “win win” situation.

Ingredients: (serving for 3)

2 lbs of chicken wings (prefer the wingette)
1 clove of garlic
2 tablespoons fish sauce
1 teaspoon black pepper
1 tablespoon of olive oil

Preparation:

Marinate the chicken wings with garlic, fish sauce and black pepper for about 20 minutes. Chicken wings can’t be frozen or just thaw out, fresh chicken wings works best. Pan fried the chicken wings on a pan (preferable non-stick pan) with olive oil on medium heat. Chicken wings must be cook slowly to avoid over burn. Keep turning the wings until it becomes golden brown. Approximately cooking time is 20 minutes. This can be served with plain rice and eat it as an appetizer.




4 comments:

  1. I love this dish so simple and yet so tasty!

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  2. Thanks! Yes, it's so simple to make. Love it!

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  3. A friend once taught me this a recipe similar to this and we added some lime juice too.It was delicious.I came across your site from the foodieblogroll and I'd love to guide Foodista readers to your site. I hope you could add this Chicken Wing widget at the end of this post so we could add you in our list of food bloggers who blogged about chicken wing recipes,Thanks!

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  4. Thanks Alisa! I did it. My blog is now link to the Foodista site. I appreciate your help for recommending all the Foodista readers to my site. You are wonderful!

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